Kamingo eBike-Umrüstsatz im Check | damit wird der Drahtesel zum E-Bike

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Mit dem Kamingo-System lässt sich fast jedes Fahrrad in wenigen Minuten zum eBike umrüsten – ganz ohne großes Werkzeug oder technisches Know-how. Der Umrüstsatz bringt nur 2,3 kg auf die Waage und besteht aus drei Teilen: Motor, Akku und Steuereinheit.

Der Motor wird an der Sattelstütze montiert und passt sich automatisch an den Reifen an. Er leistet 250 W dauerhaft und schafft in der Spitze 750 W mit 40 Nm Drehmoment. Unterstützt wird bis zu 25 bzw. 32 km/h – abhängig von der Gesetzeslage im Land.

Der Akku bietet 266 Wh, passt in gängige Flaschenhalter und lädt in nur 3 Stunden vollständig auf. Außerdem dient er als Power-Bank für Smartphones mit 5 W Ausgangsleistung.

Gesteuert wird das System über ein Display am Lenker mit drei Modi: Standby, Assist und Cruise. Letzterer erlaubt Fahren ohne Pedaleinsatz – allerdings nicht in jedem Land erlaubt. Die Verbindung erfolgt kabelgebunden oder per 2,4 GHz-Funk. Diebstahlschutz gibt’s via Bluetooth-Blockierung, zudem ist Rekuperation an Bord.

Der Preis startet bei ca. 320 € im Super-Early-Bird auf Kickstarter, später liegt er bei etwa 540 €. Europreise sind noch nicht offiziell bestätigt.

Alle weiteren Details und Eindrücke findet ihr im Video!

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00:00Welcome to the video from the Auto Magazine Tuning Blog.

00:03Today we're talking about an exciting topic for all bike fans.

00:07The innovative e-bike conversion kit from Kamingo,

00:09which is designed to easily transform any conventional bike into an e-bike.

00:14The basic idea behind Kamingo is simple.

00:18Electrify your favorite bike with minimal effort.

00:21According to the manufacturer, the initial assembly of the system can be done in just 10 minutes.

00:26The total weight is just 2.3 kg.

00:30The system consists of three central components, a motor, a battery, and a control unit.

00:37The control unit, which is attached to the handlebars, has an integrated display.

00:42This allows you to select the various support modes and also read the current battery level.

00:48The battery itself has a capacity of 266 Wh, is round in shape, and fits into standard water bottle holders.

00:56It can also be used as a power bank, for example to charge a smartphone with 5W of output power.

01:03According to Kamingo, a full battery charge should take around 3 hours.

01:08The motor is attached to the seat post and automatically adjusts the distance to the tire.

01:12Apart from coarse tread mountain bike tires, the system is said to be compatible with almost all tire types.

01:21Once installed, the motor can be attached and removed without tools.

01:25According to Kamingo, the initial installation takes just 3 minutes.

01:30Daily installation takes just 10 seconds.

01:32The motor delivers a continuous output of 250 Watts.

01:37Up to 750 Watts should be possible in the short term with a torque of 40 Nm.

01:43The system offers three operating modes in total.

01:46Standby, assist, and cruise.

01:48In standby mode, the bike rides as usual, without motor resistance, but also without electrical support.

01:57In assist mode, the rider is supported up to a speed of 25 or 32 km per hour, depending on the legal situation in Germany.

02:07Cruise mode allows riding without pedaling at all.

02:11However, this mode is not permitted in Germany, for example.

02:14The connection between the control unit and the motor can be established either wired or wirelessly via the 2.4 GHz band.

02:23Kamingo also promises a lot in terms of suitability for everyday use.

02:28The entire system is protected against water and dust in accordance with protection class IP66.

02:34The motor also serves as a small mud guard to protect against splashing water.

02:37A recuperation function is designed to recover energy when braking, and the motor can be blocked via Bluetooth to make theft more difficult.

02:47The system is compatible with iOS and Android.

02:49Although the idea of a conversion kit is not entirely new and several similar concepts already exist,

02:57Kamingo wants to stand out with its particularly easy handling, compact design, and gentle, barely noticeable support.

03:04The sales state is via Kickstarter.

03:07For so-called super early bird supporters, the price is around 320 euros.

03:12Later on, the set is expected to cost around 540 euros.

03:18However, the manufacturer has not yet officially confirmed the current European release date.

03:23As always, you can find the link to read the article in the video description.

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