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Old 06-09-2010, 10:51 AM
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7tronics,

The OEM SLA is packed in the kit at the factory. I don't expect to see merchants willing to open factory-sealed boxes and remove the battery (I suspect they could get into hot water with Currie, too). You can always sell the unused OEM SLA battery pack on your own via e-bay or even on this board.

DrkAngel,

$279 is what I paid at the Superkids last year (and I got free shipping, too). Even at $299, it's the best deal for a kit, especially since it includes an OEM SLA battery.

I would recommend this kit, having installed it on my bike last year. The kit is well-made and easy to install. The Currie non-hub motor has lots of torque and is wonderful for someone like me who live in an extremely mountainous areas and has steep hills to deal with.

Admin,

Depending on the price you can negotiate, I might be interested in another kit. I want to build a second e-bike using a step-through model. I've got my eye on a 24-speed Trek step through with traditional dérailleur and this would be the most affordable conversion option for that bike.
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