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US supplier for Hub/Rim motor?

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  1. Is it possible to get a 200W Rim motor in the US? Scoured the web and found a Chinese and British
    sources that add over $100 for S&H to the price!

    Thanks,

    Scott

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    Originally posted by Scott Stephens
    Is it possible to get a 200W Rim motor in the US? Scoured the web and found a Chinese and British
    sources that add over $100 for S&H to the price!

    Thanks,

    Scott

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    **********************************

    DIY Piezo-Gyro, PCB Drill Bot & More Soon!

    home.comcast.net~scottxs

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    Hub motor- SRAM SPARC has dual 100W motors in the 5 speed internal drive hub.
    Ebikesnw.com used sell them, they no longer advertise them. Try SRAM USA otherwise.
    Heinzman has so many hub motors, surely must have a 200W hub unit-try NYCEwheels.com or Ebikesnw.com.

    If you are willing to go to 250W, you’ll probably find a lot more, especially with the new 250W EU limits.

    Sanyo has a 250W hub motor with regenerative braking, was supposed to be available in US but 2 weeks ago was still unavailable.

    RIM motors? If you mean something engaging the tire-

    ZAP DX has 2 200W motors with a roller engaging the tire-you could disconnect one motor for 200W-Zapworld.com
    Zeta has 170W motor with belt engaging tire.Zapworld.com
    ETC has a 250W motor with roller engaging tire. Evdeals.com orPowerassist.com

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