conversion kit for road bike

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Hi I have an old trek road bike that I would like to convert to an e bike. I am a fit 90kg rider but I am recovering from treatment and need some help to keep up with my mates up the hills. I am looking for something with minimal drag on the flats. Just assistance up the steep stuff..Road bike is a 10 year old trek 10 speed cassette. Bottom bracket 68mm width. 35mm diameter. Ideally like torque sensor to give it a more realistic feel. Any suggestions?
 
Low power pedal assist or throttle only both will suit your needs.
BMS Battery has some small low power geared motors that will suit your needs.

https://bmsbattery.com/20-motor
The shipping will be another big chunk of cash also.

Bafang 48V500W CST Rear Driving Hub Motor is on sale for $199usd
Put it on 36V 8-10Ah
36V10Ah Lithium Ion Electric Bicycle... is $160usd

S-KU125 36V 48V for LED810 700W30A.. for $35usd

A couple thumb throttles for $4 under "Parts"

S-LCD3 LCD Meter for S-Series Controlers - Display if you'd like $30

Charger - $25

Torque Arms $15 - https://bmsbattery.com/parts/450-a-pair-of-ebike-torque-arm-parts.html?search_query=torque+arms&results=87
 
10 year old Road Bikes usually have a 130 mm drop out spacing, and
rear hub motors have 135mm drop out spacing.

The newer Disc Road Frames ae 135mm , so now is your excuse to get a new Disc Road Bike. ( You can find last years model on sale all over the internet if you do not want to spend much ).

Don't know about the Befang 48v/500 watt motor and a 10 speed cassette,
But
I did put a 10 speed cassette on my little Q100c CST motor.
And that will get up to around 20 mph on the flats. no wind.
I even run a 52 volt battery pack with it, 48 volt controller, 201 slow wind version of the Q100c CST . BMS Battery
 
You can look at the tsdz2 mid drive motor too (and also bafang bbs02). The tdsz2 has a torque sensor that works fairly well. I ride with my 25lb dog (and 10lb dog carrier) and I got it for help up the hills too (they are brutal!!!!). I normally ride on eco mode and it only gives me about 25% assist, but when we get to a hill I use the throttle to get full power assist. The motor is fairly light and when it is off it seems to pedal without any added resistance. It is pretty easy to install too, however if you want to run multiple chainrings that could be difficult to setup and the chainline might not be too good on the outer ring.
 
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