We need more information on your bike to make an assessment on what options you can take.
Click the above image for more details, although there's not really enough technical info given.
You must bear in mind that increasing the power will probably increase the top speed as well, so be aware of the legal implications.
Am I allowed to modify my e-bike so it can go faster than 32 km/h?
No. Modifying your e-bike for the purposes of increasing its speed beyond 32 km/h will no longer qualify it as an e-bike. Motor-assisted bicycle (moped) and/or limited-speed motorcycle (LSM) requirements such as licensing, registration and insurance may then apply.
I'd also be weary of the
fines imposed on ebikes in Ontario, they look a bit scary to me:
Improper brakes $110.00
Fail to wear proper helmet $85.00
Red light - fail to stop $180
Fail to yield to pedestrian $110.00
No bell or defective bell $110.00
ride 2 on a bicycle $110.00
I make that a total of $790 in fines, if 2 people on a tandem
(with improper brakes, a defective bell and no helmets) fail to stop at a red light and collide with a pedestrian.
Looks like eBikes might not be such a cheap means of alternative transport after all.
Alan
