Your Creation's Before & After Pics

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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby Pedalex » Tue Jul 12, 2011 8:12 am

before: a 2009 GT Force

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few weeks later:


another Puma V3 - now my girlfriend can keep up with my bike

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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby nicobie » Tue Jul 12, 2011 1:21 pm

Ilia,

Cool bike. Love those monster tires. Where did you find that front rack?

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May your tote always stay tight and your edge eversharp :wink:

my eTownie build thread: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=23701
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby shorza » Thu Jul 28, 2011 2:39 am

GT Avalanche 1.0 Mountain Bike

Before:
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After:
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18s 2p
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Factory cut torque plates on both sides

9x7 9C motor
75v 10ah
Lyen 12 FET Infineon Controller (45a limited 120 phase current)
Cycle Analyst (35a limited)
Maxxis Holy Rollers 2.2 tires
55kph on flat
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby besseruud » Sun Jul 31, 2011 2:36 am

here is my e-bike 48v 800watt 10 ah litihum http://0o2471.net/28862
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby Tommy L » Fri Aug 05, 2011 5:54 pm



This is my first Velomobile project on my Catrike 700 with Bionx PL350. :D
http://www.rawvelocity.com

- 4th Hoolagan FS Mtn 9C-2810 with 128v nom 9.2ah A123 40S40P(1.2Kw) - Lyen 18Fet 4115 - 77.8kph :)
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=39480

- 3rd Catrike 700 Bionx PL350 Velo build
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYdnkaAhVtI

- 2nd 150lbs Pusher Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1qTc4sjORY

- 1st Sears NS mtn bike - Rigid 10a drill 800rpm - 2 12v AGM - 1000 watt inverter - 600w dimmer for throttle, wicked torque!

48.2mph/77.8kph Club
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby myzter » Wed Aug 10, 2011 6:47 pm

Before:
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After:
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1998 Specialized FSR
40volt @ 8Ah battery
1000 watt motor
40 lbs
50 km/h in under 10 seconds


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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby BATFINK » Mon Aug 15, 2011 2:47 pm

Wow i just spend around 4 hours reading every build and checking out the pictures, some pictures wouldn't let me click but its great to see so many great bikes and people doing it themselves. Absolutely awesome, we should ALL ride e-bikes the world would be a better place.
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby Scott-E » Tue Aug 16, 2011 2:10 pm

Before: Scott Voltage YZ4
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After:

ConhisMotor 48V 1000W max speed: 46km/h / 4 x 12V 12Ah batteries, distance ~25km
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V1.0
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby cabilaro » Wed Aug 24, 2011 4:17 pm

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Thank you for all that helped out on my first build. The Sphere provided a plethora of info to get my ass on the road!!......on to the next :D
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby FastDemise » Sun Aug 28, 2011 10:51 am

New to Forum and trying to keep up the learning curve.

A Giant Boulder aluminum frame
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It's a Goldden Motor front 500w 36v kit that came with the 36v 12Ah SLA pack. I've since gone to 48V 12Ah SLA but 40lbs of weight on the rear rack wasn't making me nor my panniers happy. Made a picture to justify to me the benefits of switching to lithium.
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I've collected a couple laptop batteries and made a pack with em. Soldered a bunch of Deans Pro tabs to the 2 packs on the right and the rainbow colored one I made with cells of similar voltage and soldered 12ga wire across 4 pairs to give me 20Ah using pairs of 2500mAh batteries. So the picture shows 3 packs of 18V 20Ah 5s4P.
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My cheap hobbyking charger peaks them at 20.5v each so it's a 61.5v pack at 20Ah(more like ~10ish realistically)

This is how I use it now. With the Li-Ion pack I can do 20MPH(32kph) without trying and I've topped it out at 34MPH(54.7kph) downhill(phone gps)
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Hope I didn't leave anything out. Hope you enjoy. :D
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby friedwires » Sun Aug 28, 2011 11:59 am

nice work! where did you get that threadless stem extension? i've been looking for a way to raise my bars about 2"
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby FastDemise » Sun Aug 28, 2011 12:49 pm

I got the bike off Craigslist with the extender but I believe I saw them at my local REI store. Hope that helps.
21" Hardtail, Docs Torque Arm, Lipo 20s2p, ebikes.ca 9C 8x8 and Lyen 6fet (both Mineral Oil cooled)
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby icekreme1002 » Sun Sep 18, 2011 3:14 am

Before....
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After.....
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Seeing I didn't know much about bikes I decided to build one part by part so when it came to servicing i would know what to do.

There 18s2p lipo stuffed into the battery box, and the motor is the hs3540 although i really wish i went the HT instead.

Since the 'after' i have made much larger cooling holes in the motor, and a vent/window in the battery box.
Just sorting photos to make a build thread so keep your eye out :-)
1st build - Norco Hardtail, 18s Lipo, HS3540, Lyen 18fet 45/120amps
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby iCoke » Tue Sep 27, 2011 3:12 pm

I totally love this bike. Lot's of work.
painted Motor :P
shortened controller
selfmade battery + selfmade mount

Before... A Ghost ASX 3700

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After:

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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby hillzofvalp » Tue Sep 27, 2011 9:03 pm

how much did you pay for that bike pre-electrification?
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby lianjuin » Tue Sep 27, 2011 9:29 pm

Before:
20'' Juiced Riders ODK Utility Bicycle...
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After:
+ 9C, CA, 48V LifePO4, 22A controller, wire basket and bag of chips.
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26mph, solid ride.
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby CX » Wed Sep 28, 2011 12:35 am

Before it was just a $200 wallmart bike, now its.. Hot Wire
started in May 2007

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and still a work in progress
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby iCoke » Wed Sep 28, 2011 1:48 am

hillzofvalp wrote:how much did you pay for that bike pre-electrification?


Only the bike was like... 1000 euro.
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby Alan B » Thu Sep 29, 2011 8:02 pm

REI Novara Bonanza AL MTB Commuter Conversion

Not complete, but up and running well enough to use. Finishing will come later.

Before

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Aluminum MTB frame
Suspension front fork

After

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Nine Continents 6x10
18S2P 72V 10AH Turnigy LiPoly (soon to be 3P 15AH)
Lyen 12 FET
Dual torque arms
Hayes Hydraulic front disc
Shimano XTR Rear Vbrake
Magura throttle
Rhyno Lite rims
ThudBuster seatpost
Topeak rack and trunk

covers to come soon

Details

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub ... utput=html

Build Thread

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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby Danos » Fri Sep 30, 2011 5:21 pm

Trek 4100 commuter
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Cellman kit:
Mac 500W
9 FET Infineon 30A controller
16S4P (58V 9.2Ah) A123
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby anothercanadian » Sun Oct 02, 2011 8:56 pm

Another kona, lipo 74v 5a(so far) and crystalyte hs sensored. The box is made of a sheet of lexan which I bought at home depot. I folded it with a heat gun than painted it.
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there is not that much space in the triangular part of the frame, so trying to fit more than 5a 74 with the controller is impossible
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It's almost a miracle that everything got inside in the first place!!!
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby hillzofvalp » Sun Oct 02, 2011 9:20 pm

like it a lot... how much was that bike alone?
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby anothercanadian » Mon Oct 03, 2011 4:27 pm

I bought it used for 500$. I think it was sold for more than 2000$ when it was new.Surprisingly stable at high speed with a double suspension
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby SamTexas » Mon Oct 03, 2011 9:28 pm

anothercanadian wrote:Another kona, lipo 74v 5a(so far) and crystalyte hs sensored. The box is made of a sheet of lexan which I bought at home depot. I folded it with a heat gun than painted it.


Nice. Is the controller inside that box too? It would be great if you can start a new thread showing the technique for folding lexan with a heat gun. I have no idea how that is done.
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Re: Your Creation's Before & After Pics

Postby hillzofvalp » Mon Oct 03, 2011 9:52 pm

you have to set up good right angle jigs and work fast with gloves to protect from hot plastic. If you over heatt it or let gravity pull it you won't get an even surface. worth experimenting over but any long lengths (15"+) get hard to bend cleanly because keeping the heat distributed is difficult...
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