Recent content by Jerome Daoust

At an estimated 6000 Euro or 7900 $US (source), it is a better value than the Stealth (Bomber or Fighter) ebikes. Still expensive compared to what a motorcycle (non-electric) offers, but within the ebike industry it is a step in the right direction. A more refined product with appropriate...

On August 29, 2010 was my first century ride, where I borrowed an extra 2 batteries (total of 4). Moderate (strong in canyon at East end) onshore wind. 100.3 mile. Average moving speed: 21.0 mph. Max speed: 33.4 mph. Consumed 3 batteries fully and about 90% of 4th one ==> 1872 Wh (3.9 x 48 V x...

I did, and was reinforcing your point to others. I think I said it better. ;-) We are in agreement, but what fun is that?

Must I spell it out... The reason prices have gone up (about $2000 US) is to maintain a distribution infrastructure through importers and resellers, and then prices must be made somewhat uniform worldwide. Stealth can charge whatever they want, it is up to us to decide to buy or not. And as...

What are the changes corresponding to the "new shape/design"? Update, 2011/6/29: Got a message from "Fabs" who says he got confused with the new Fighter.

That's great that you found the source of the noise. With that, one can start considering options to cancelling it. I wonder how many times shrink tube can be flexed (due to spring compression) before it starts desintegrating. Maybe instead, tiny plastic clips (let's say 3 around the...

From this posting... Thanks for your contributions here. What is the final word on your battery and how that problem got resolved? To others... Are you seing the full use of your 1500 Wh on your Cycle Analyst? Similar problem for Paul G described here: Google groups > Stealth Electric...

Is your Stealth bike on order and you want to take pleasure in knowing you are not at the back of the line? Then add your name and upgrades to this sad group: Google groups > Stealth Electric Bikes > Hey, go to the back of the line!

Looking at Bomber pictures in different locations, there is a difference just ahead of the seat post: Google group > Stealth Electric Bikes > Bomber: Frame design near seat post Which is the latest version, hollow of full side walls? Thanks.

Cargo carriers are typically good for about 500 lb (227 kg) total and can be fitted for bikes. Just need a ramp. Lund 601010 Hitch-Mounted Cargo Carrier (96 $US) + Lund 601009 Non-folding Bike Carrier Attachment (28 $US) Draw-Tite Hitch Cargo Carrier - 6501 (170 $US) + Draw-Tite Accessories...

Copied form this previous post... Got some info from Kevin at Electric Cyclery who re-sells the Joe Hauler carriers (400 $US for single, 560 $US for double + shipping), which is worthwile copying here... Fits any Class III 2" receiver type hitch. Holds up to 600 lbs. Includes mounting ramp...

Thanks guys, a dirt bike (motorcycle) carrier system seems like a good way to go. In the USA, this could be a good choice (for carrying a Bomber and another ebike): AMC-600-2 double motorcycle carrier for 240 $US. Weight: 69 lb. Video of the single bike AMC-400 model. I like that they are in...

A decidated discussion on how to transport your Bomber: Endless-Sphere: Stealth Bomber: What is a good hitch-mounted rack for it?

We know the Bomber is heavy: 116 lb (53 kg) for a 2011 model, and somewhere around 94 lb (43 kg) without its battery. If you want to transport it to your favorite riding location, no worries if you have a van or a pick-up truck. But if your only option if to find a bike (or motorcycle) rack to...

3 question to owners... 1) Weight for transport... Please correct this data with measurements on a scale for a standard Bomber (no weight increasing upgrades)... 53.0 kg (116.7 lb) bike with everything 17.5 kg ( 38.6 lb) for 1.5 kWh battery ? 0.7 kg ( 1.5 lb) for seat and post...