eWolf
1 mW
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2020
- Messages
- 11
Welcome! This is my second custom ebike build after my first broke. and I wish to document the progress as it comes along. Do expect this thread to be a little jumbled as things get worked on without any particular order.
Main Parts
-Schwinn Axum 29er size large
-LunaCycle 3K Cyclone kit
-Phaserunner + CycleAnalyst V3
-Battery: Will be building a custom 72v with ANT BMS, cell count & type to be determined...
My main motivation for this build is to create my own simple mode of transportation which has a low operational cost (including fueling/charging, maintenance, parking, insurance, etc.) and that can go anywhere, all the while being incredibly fun as a learning experience and as a toy. My criteria are:
-Small and easily stowable in a dorm, and able to be transported on a car bike rack
-Comfortable and practical
-Over-powered, I live in a hilly area and need as much power as I can get to make hills flat and to keep up with traffic when needed
-Fun!
I have already come a long way, though luckily have taken many photos to share my progress thus far.
***Note: I will continue to edit my posts with more information on what I've done and specifications when I have time.
Main Parts
-Schwinn Axum 29er size large
-LunaCycle 3K Cyclone kit
-Phaserunner + CycleAnalyst V3
-Battery: Will be building a custom 72v with ANT BMS, cell count & type to be determined...
My main motivation for this build is to create my own simple mode of transportation which has a low operational cost (including fueling/charging, maintenance, parking, insurance, etc.) and that can go anywhere, all the while being incredibly fun as a learning experience and as a toy. My criteria are:
-Small and easily stowable in a dorm, and able to be transported on a car bike rack
-Comfortable and practical
-Over-powered, I live in a hilly area and need as much power as I can get to make hills flat and to keep up with traffic when needed
-Fun!
I have already come a long way, though luckily have taken many photos to share my progress thus far.
***Note: I will continue to edit my posts with more information on what I've done and specifications when I have time.