Greetings, I assume this has already been discussed but I did a search and wasn't able to find exactly what I'm looking for. I have a 500 watt rear hub motor from a cheap Amazon conversion kit on an old iron horse mountain bike. The battery I have is listed as 48 volt, 13aH. I have a hard time fitting the battery on the bike frame so I have it mounted on my rear luggage rack which makes it not useful as a luggage rack. I recall seeing a luggage rack where the battery is tucked underneath the actual surface of the rack so that it's still useable as a luggage rack however upon searching I can only find one with a battery included and the only options are 36 volt 20aH or 48 volt, 15aH. So my question is, will the 48 volt, 15aH battery be ok to use with my motor?
From what I've to read it sounds like it should work because the aH rating has to do with how long the battery takes to discharge so if anything should last a bit longer right
From what I've to read it sounds like it should work because the aH rating has to do with how long the battery takes to discharge so if anything should last a bit longer right