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Minimum order = 500 pieces. Is this 500 single/solitary holders? In other words, would minimum order be 167 triple holders?

Thanks but I'm going to change the motor and am trying to work out what might be the best option. From speaking to you in the past, I get the impression that you want more of a helping hand at getting up hills and general assist than just all out speed without pedalling. If you are just riding gene...

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Maybe first try to dial the rear suspension rate and the pressure of the tyre...i think that will help a lot If doesnt work, then try a new motor. I think that frame cam acommodate a BBSH, tilted back. I saw once a 76R frame with one, but dont know if is a special type of frame https://www.youtube....

Thom, if you want a light weight high torque bike you need to go mid-drive. The 'tangent ascent' will tick all your boxes Though there will be some noise... Buzzzzzzzzzzz.

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Jun 15, 2018 11:48 am

Nice work. The 63A breaker is rated for use at 240v, so its more like 200A for a 72v pack.

Also, It is a DC breaker not an AC breaker which is designed for 240v domestic use, so all ok. But thanks for your concern

Geared motors usually have more torque than DD motors. The Mac 12t will have lots of initial acceleration, but be careful how many volts you feed it as this could potentially kill the clutch. The only problem with geared motors and off roading will be the strain on the small gears/cogs inside at low...

Drooool! , I only dare view this thread after my wife has gone to bed

I use this method to get the ideal chain adjustment on my ice dirt bikes. I disconnect the rear sock while the bike is on a stand, then you can freely move the swing arm thru its travel. Chain drives want zero preload and just a little free play to work best.The chain will be tightest when the cent...

Thing looks sick man! Thanks for the vid. I've always wanted a LMX bike but it will never happen :( I do more commuting than pleasure riding anymore anyways def get a ride vid Thanks mate, yeah it does look pretty sick and the ride is a thrill. I am 45 in few weeks and feel that I am running out of...

Some final words if there is still anyone out there sad enough to want yet another instalment from me..... Im9nIkXXJUM I promise I will try and get some ride footage in the coming weeks! In fact I met up with a chap who runs a local government funded MX track who has given me the go ahead to ride on...

From what i know the brake switch needs to be installed as well. With the variable throttle only it does not work. Than it goes like this: You press the brake switch and regen will kick in by the set percentage of "Regen current by brake switch on". Than while holding the push button you can increa...

Here's the issue.. I can get regen when releasing throttle i.e regen kicks in automatically on closed throttle. This is not ideal for me, but at least it shows regen is working. I have wired in a thumb throttle via a cable connected to 5v, ground and analogue brake signal wire on controller but got ...

Arh, sod it. Just ordered a 16s 5a charger from Greentime on aliexpress.

For sure dangerous. The charger may or may not be happy with that low of a voltage. Some have a wider 'compliance range' than others. Most likely the charger will survive but don't be surprised if it starts cutting out or acting strangely. Thanks, , yeah, this is why i am posting this , i did wonde...

If by "constant current from a 72v nominal charger", you are referring to a "dumb" charger that supplies full Current right up to the top charge value, then I think it's a bad idea. My charger is constant Current/ constant Voltage, which is to say that it attenuates Current as it approaches top cha...

I know it is not a wise move, and know all the dangers (permanent observation will be given), but if i want to bulk charge a 16s pack upto about 4.1v per cell with constant current from a 72v nominal charger, is there any reason i cannot do it? I figure that as along as the voltage of the charger is...

what kind of circuit breaker did you use? Hi mate, I bought this one... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/63A-DC-Circuit-Breaker-MCB-Solar-Fuse-125v-Single-Pole-1P-Ebike-TOB1Z-63-C63/271990741484?epid=2098495247&hash=item3f53e959ec:g:URUAAOSw3YNXYTfc Not sure if it will be the correct ampage. I have an AC...

nice to hear, and i think you using the perfect amps ,I will try 40% it might give you the sweet spot , or first do allot of tests riding for a few hours and keep an eye on motor temperature also much more than 160 peak amps is uncontrolable with such light bike , i will try a spot of 75 continues ...

what kind of circuit breaker did you use? Hi mate, I bought this one... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/63A-DC-Circuit-Breaker-MCB-Solar-Fuse-125v-Single-Pole-1P-Ebike-TOB1Z-63-C63/271990741484?epid=2098495247&hash=item3f53e959ec:g:URUAAOSw3YNXYTfc Not sure if it will be the correct ampage. I have an AC...

what kind of circuit breaker did you use? Hi mate, I bought this one... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/63A-DC-Circuit-Breaker-MCB-Solar-Fuse-125v-Single-Pole-1P-Ebike-TOB1Z-63-C63/271990741484?epid=2098495247&hash=item3f53e959ec:g:URUAAOSw3YNXYTfc Not sure if it will be the correct ampage. I have an AC...

Actually, from closer inspection, its not the plastic guard and chain making the noise, it is the small motor sprocket that is making all the racket. However, i have only teste the bike without load with rear wheel off the ground. Is it normal for the front sprocket and motor to be noisy? wA6SmJwbRgo

thanks for all the info , much appreciated, ill follow some of your examples , the circuit breaker pre charge resistor are good ideas for protection. the chain should not be loud as the #400s, is your motor well configured not shaking or making noise? why is the chain loud? i find the #219 very sil...

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May 23, 2018 2:53 pm

Just payed 170usd with dhl shipping to the door and no customs for kls7240s

My customs charge arrived in the post two weeks after the controller arrived