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Great historical summary! I have copies of the firmware for re-flashing a corrupted controller. I also have the AVRISP programmer unit and instructions. Used once. Thanks Fetcher! So far it looks like they are all revision 3.12 or 3.12T and work properly, other than one really old board I have that...

I contacted Pear Control to get more info about this controller, but no response. Anybody have more info? I think it would be the ideal size for motorcycle, Kart and ATV applications http://www.sportdevices.com/uploads/pics/pear_control.cz.jpg That controller is tiny! Looks very interesting sub’d

The History of Nova Cruz Voloci They say its an electric motorbike - "We don't like the word moped" said Pearson, that might be a little oversimplified in description. It has a shiny body made from the same aluminum as an aircraft, Has suspension that's the technological cousin of the one used in f...

1 kW motor (3 kW max) 27,5" wheel 50 Ah 60v battery https://scontent-frx5-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/31150325_1627929770617609_2313964098940464485_n.jpg?_nc_cat=0&oh=2810d687b54c766a8cdc487c6f33ad25&oe=5B571FAB What is the weight as pictured complete with batts...what I am noticing on my Kuberg is now...

Looks like a modern day Voloci! That is a compliment

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Apr 24, 2018 1:01 pm

Isn't that something. Subscribed. Hope more info follows here as it unveils.

I'm still waiting for my free test bike...

I took one of the bikes out today with a 12s battery thinking that would allow the controls to function and they still do not operate since voltage is too high. The battery was 48.5v when i started and by the end of the ride the horn would work only when under full acceleration(volt sag) I was hopin...

How does the motor spin with no load connected? Just last month someone had a cro motor with the magnets coming unglued. With 12k miles this may have happened. It will sounds rough but still operate for the most part.

Out of curiosity I had to try out the prototype Zooter bike to see if it worked...and all I had to do was plug in a 10s battery into the andersons it had already and that all she needed was a little juice!! This bike is really neat but its pretty heavy and overbuilt for its power so it will be a sho...

So i attempted to run one of the parts bikes with a large sprocket on a kelly kbs 72v controller. I found the hall combo pretty quickly and it seemed to be working good, i went to take it for a ride and noticed the hall timing must be off since i couldnt hit the throttle after already coasting witho...

Ok so here is some pics of the motors I have. I am not sure what the smaller one goes too? It looks fairly low power but beefy maybe a xootr scooter? They are brushless with hall sensors though. If anyone has any info on these please feel free to post it up https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/mhxJ1dAN...

The Voloci uses a lot of Tomos or other off the shelf moped parts. They also have several special parts like frame and seat and swing arm. The front forks are bicycle as are the disc brakes. The controller is custom and the firmware is available on line. There is separate company that made a keyfob...

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Nice looking rear wheel!

I was thinking about this a little today. All these parts are regular Tomos brand moped items. Do you think they would work at 12vdc. You would think thats what it steps down to anyway. I will try it out on one of the crappier bikes.

I had a few moments today to start working on the 48v mod Voloci. It is unfortunate that the accessories do not work on the 48v mod, because it really brings the bike to life and makes it fun to ride with traffic. Maybe they did this purposely so people wouldn't go faster than the moped laws allow. ...

So I got one of the bikes running today...and I have to say these things are a freaking blast to ride around. I had a EV grin the entire time. All the controls worked perfect still, they have a economy mode and a fast speed that tops out at 30mph. They handle like a complete dream, super safe feelin...

Here is a quick vid of me testing the controller/motor operation seeing if any error codes occur...everything seems to be working great now. I just got my disc brake lines in the mail so I can fix them once and for all yfw2i9TMuA0 Little rubber gone on the Maxxis now :) https://lh3.googleusercontent...

I also have 4 bikes with rear racks, they look cool with them but they make it a tad bit harder to swing your leg over and I rarely use them. They require a different top rail which I have a set of too https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/kG7UPV5m6eWihayW_nZ_D0iayhRg9nQcnbnHXH2kgqkJC8hrPSEWBiJyVe7-8e9b...

Help with a SLA Voloci? Anyone have a stock SLA Voloci that they can post photos of? I am curious about how they connected the batteries to the controller. They have a 50A fuse and you remove the fuse before doing firmware upgrade and other service. Is that the only disconnect for the battery? Wher...

So here is one of the nice stock bikes, other than a sticky throttle and a bent directional it is really nice overall. Like most of the bikes it is missing the batteries, which is too bad. But if we find someone to 3-d print those end covers for us we can figure something out. I have yet to get enou...

So im going to be reviving this thread. After the unfortunate passing of Nathan Ulrich i was able to obtain some of his prized possessions thru another party who had already moved the items from the estate. After doing some research it seems he and his brothers had a big hand in the design of these ...

I think i have a box of motors for that scooter if anyone has a picture of it i can confirm

Im planning to put a 52t on the front of mine i will see what i need for clearance soon!

Got the stuff today, one of the bikes seems like a very early prototype and it has the xootr brand name and mag wheels..its pretty OG

I will get a detailed list of parts ive obtained on my voloci page when i get around to it. About 5 of the bikes are in very good cond

jordison wrote: ↑

Apr 12, 2018 11:04 am

hi.

what bottom bracket would you use if you wanted to use 53t chainring?
needs to be larger than the usual or it will hit the frame.

This one is affordable and will likely give you plenty of clearance
http://sickbikeparts.com/bottom-bracket ... -complete/