Kenny Nyhus Fadil — E-Bike Author

Kenny Nyhus Fadil is the publisher behind ebikegaragehq.com and a lifelong polymath whose benches keep electrifying. He rides and wrenches in Sweden through four honest seasons — mid-drive and hub-drive bikes he owns, plus a conversion he built himself — and brings a battery-bench literacy to a category drowning in spec-sheet fiction. He writes about e-bikes the way a garage mechanic with a multimeter writes — real range logged on a repeatable loop, maintenance truth at e-bike torque, and honest about which upgrades move you further and which just move money.

The Garage

The verdicts on this site come from owned machines: a Bosch-system mid-drive with real four-season commuting kilometers on it (the torque-sensor reference everything gets measured against), an Aventon-class hub-drive for the value-tier truth, and a donor bike converted by his own hands with a Bafang-class kit — battery pack selection, controller settings, and torque-arm lessons learned personally. Range is tested on a repeatable GPS-logged loop with temperature and assist level recorded, and charge energy measured at the wall.

The Method

Range numbers get published with their method, because numbers without a method are marketing. Battery guidance comes from genuine battery-bench literacy — cells, BMS behavior, charge curves, winter capacity loss — kept strictly at the safe, manual-respecting level. Where something sits outside this garage — high-power off-road builds, fleet cargo logistics — the site says so and cites the people who live there instead.

The Network

Kenny openly publishes a network of niche sites covering the crafts he has lived in — battery storage, workshop builds, fermentation, and more. The pack on his e-bike and the bank on his battery wall obey the same chemistry; the bike just adds wind chill to the discharge curve.

Connect

Reach out through the eBikeGarageHQ contact page.