Your Creation's Before & After Pics

[lianjuin]

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.

[CX]

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








and still a work in progress

[iCoke]

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

Only the bike was like... 1000 euro.

[Alan B]

REI Novara Bonanza AL MTB Commuter Conversion

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

Before



Aluminum MTB frame
Suspension front fork

After



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

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=21390

[Danos]

Trek 4100 commuter
Before:

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After

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Cellman kit:
Mac 500W
9 FET Infineon 30A controller
16S4P (58V 9.2Ah) A123

[anothercanadian]

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.

[hillzofvalp]

like it a lot... how much was that bike alone?

[anothercanadian]

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

[SamTexas]

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.

[hillzofvalp]

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...

[anothercanadian]

Yes, the controller is in the box too. There is a finger large gap between the box and the rear shock the turn on the switch.
I used 0,093 inches thick lexan. Maybe that why I didn't have much problem with it. I used a sheet of plywood on the bottom and on top of the lexan with two adjustable clamps. To fold a long distance, you just have to bend one small part at a time ( around 6 inches) with the heat gun and continue to end of the piece. You just have to go progressively like 30 degres at once. If it starts to bubble, you've heated it to much. I pratice with a small piece first to get the hang of it. It's not that hard and if you miss one place and bubbles are showing up, paint is going to make them disappear.

I hope it helps.

[SamTexas]

Yes, the controller is in the box too. There is a finger large gap between the box and the rear shock the turn on the switch.
I used 0,093 inches thick lexan. Maybe that why I didn't have much problem with it. I used a sheet of plywood on the bottom and on top of the lexan with two adjustable clamps. To fold a long distance, you just have to bend one small part at a time ( around 6 inches) with the heat gun and continue to end of the piece. You just have to go progressively like 30 degres at once. If it starts to bubble, you've heated it to much. I pratice with a small piece first to get the hang of it. It's not that hard and if you miss one place and bubbles are showing up, paint is going to make them disappear.

I hope it helps.

Great. That does not sound too bad. I'll give it a try.

[gwhy!]

Its a little frocker

Just thought I would post this up.. I have just finished it for my son-in-law

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Its not fast but it is fun

[PeteCress]

20'' Juiced Riders ODK Utility Bicycle...

My experience battery-wise has been that lower is better - and really-low is a *lot* better.

That one appeals for that reason.

On the pre-built electrics they sell (http://www.juicedriders.com), it looks like it could even go 4-6" lower.

[docnjoj]

I've never posted my Steintrike here so without further fanfare here it is:
otherDoc

[Brentis]

Before a perfectly good late80's early90's XL Miyata SportRunner

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After a dirty Ghetto ho

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[sn0wchyld]

Its a little frocker

Just thought I would post this up.. I have just finished it for my son-in-law

micks finished.jpg

Its not fast but it is fun

how much does that one weigh? looks like it could be good nippy fun!

[hillzofvalp]

Just don't corner with the crank downward...

[gwhy!]

Its a little frocker

Just thought I would post this up.. I have just finished it for my son-in-law

micks finished.jpg

Its not fast but it is fun

how much does that one weigh? looks like it could be good nippy fun!

I didn't weigh it but my bike which is nearly the same weighs 22kg but has tripple clamp forks so that one should be a tad lighter.
.

[gm6046]

Here is my bike.

Raleigh mountain bike with MAC 500W rear motor and Ping 48v 15Ah pack.

I made the fibreglass panels to hide all the workings. The charge port and on/off key are mounted on the left hand site in a recessed panel.

[The Mighty Volt]

Here is my bike.

Raleigh mountain bike with MAC 500W rear motor and Ping 48v 15Ah pack.

I made the fibreglass panels to hide all the workings. The charge port and on/off key are mounted on the left hand site in a recessed panel.

Love it!!!!

[Golden Motor Canada]

My Latest Ride....



Link to the build...

http://goldenmotor.com/SMF/index.php?to ... 4#msg21344

I really like the ride on this bike. Even though it has no suspension the fact I am not sitting directly over the rear wheel seems to smooth the ride out quite well. Instead of bouncing over bumps i feel like im rocking back and forth over them. I have recently added a second battery and now run two 48v10ah lifepo4 packs with room for a third.



I use this daily in my commute to work pulling my Bob trailor behind making the length of bike and trailor 12 feet long! I get 1200 peak and 1000 continous watts from my GM controller running my external Magic Pie. It is sufficient power for my 10 mile uphill ride to work. Of course my TRI-PIE is more powerfull but I am enjoying riding the tandom at the moment.



Winter is coming and so is the Magic Pie 3, so I am currently shopping for a bike for my next project. Either a nice chopper or a recumbent. I haven't decided yet.

Gary

[FastDemise]

http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l51 ... /022-2.jpg

It might just be the picture but your rear tire doesn't look quite centered there. ^_^ Perhaps just the angle but great looking bike.

[sangesf]

My Latest Ride....



Link to the build...

http://goldenmotor.com/SMF/index.php?to ... 4#msg21344

I really like the ride on this bike. Even though it has no suspension the fact I am not sitting directly over the rear wheel seems to smooth the ride out quite well. Instead of bouncing over bumps i feel like im rocking back and forth over them. I have recently added a second battery and now run two 48v10ah lifepo4 packs with room for a third.



I use this daily in my commute to work pulling my Bob trailor behind making the length of bike and trailor 12 feet long! I get 1200 peak and 1000 continous watts from my GM controller running my external Magic Pie. It is sufficient power for my 10 mile uphill ride to work. Of course my TRI-PIE is more powerfull but I am enjoying riding the tandom at the moment.



Winter is coming and so is the Magic Pie 3, so I am currently shopping for a bike for my next project. Either a nice chopper or a recumbent. I haven't decided yet.

Gary

Must be nice to be a distributor for Golden Motor...
All the "free" batteries, controllers and motors at your disposal...

[Golden Motor Canada]

http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l514/GoldenMotorCanada/022-2.jpg

It might just be the picture but your rear tire doesn't look quite centered there. ^_^ Perhaps just the angle but great looking bike.

I think its all just angles this picture look like its the other way.



Gary