>>2028190Depends how much work the motor is doing. I'm typically contributing half of the power with my legs, so human-spaced gearing works best
>>2028192> it uses the resource of chains and cassete that are not protected from abrasives and require constant maintaincethe chain will require maintenance regardless of powertrain location. A rear hub motor will incur less wear, but struggle to climb hills due to the lack of mechanical advantage provided by the drivetrain. A belt drive & internal gearbox will avoid the need for constant maintenance, but cost significantly more.
> don't want to use the motor as an assistant same as constantly maintain bike.you're literally asking for a motorcycle. if you're about to bitch about license/insurance/etc, then get a 49cc scooter. Ultimately, you can't have your cake & eat it too. You have to compare the tradeoffs of various types & configurations vehicles and pick one.
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