Endless Sphere

What gets me the most is that this model is not user-serviceable. You don't know if/when it will go, and, once it does, it has to go back to the manufacturer because 'they know best'.

ambroseliao wrote:

Rollodo wrote:I've built a 48V 10.5Ah Konion pack and stashed it into a Maxpedition carry-on bag.

Where do you mount the carry-on bag on your Paratrooper? Pictures please!

You're looking at it in my previous post.

spechols wrote:I tried that one and hated it. Just not safe.
Then went to a SATORI-UP2. It is a great product!

But it's not an extender. It's adjustable, but it doesn't do the same thing as that other one.

So ,one year later. Are you still happy with the hpc bag for your paratrooper? Oh yeah, it's a solid bag; it also has an extra pocket on a side for various things to be stored. But since I've been mostly commuting, the bag wouldn't really work since it's just too big for a comfortable ride to and f...

Andytheswede wrote:Their own model with the octagon adjustable stem?

This one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J22OIR8/

Andytheswede wrote:
You said you had improved the riding position,,may I ask what changes you implemented?

I got a stem extender.

neptronix wrote:It's the hosting that's changing.

Right, ok. By 'platform', I meant forum platform. But whatever, don't want to derail the thread.

I'm sending this message to let you all know that Neptronix and gammaray have been hard at work preparing for endless-sphere to be hosted by Amazon Web Services rather than the current server provider that we have been using for the past 4 years. They are just changing platforms. I was under impres...

Are we looking to upgrade to a different forum platform, like vBulletin, XenForo, etc?

Was There anything less good with the Mac? The motor itself is great. But as you gain more knowledge of motors, their specs, what they're best suited for, battery chemistry and configurations, you inevitably discover and make new things. I originally thought that I need the fastest - 6T - wound. Ac...

Andytheswede wrote:so how did it go with this bike long-term wise?
I am building exactly the same setup

I'm now on BBS02 and a self-made 10 Ah mid-frame pack.

Any update on the N360 with a motor?

I've posted this on ES FB recently, but it didn't gain much traction. Therefore, I'm posing the same question/topic here. Are there any full-sized folding fat bikes (Montague style) out there? This guy (http://www.aliexpress.com/item-img/Free-Shipping-Cheapest-price-Black-Folding-Fat-Wheel-Bike-Snow...

ChopperDave wrote:Location of the user/poster on the forum really helps people connect to nearby folks who share the same passion/interest.

Sounds good - where's yours?

If the TapaTalk implementation is the same as for XDA, the uploaded pictures will be significantly compressed, resulting in poor quality.

BYqSXt8Z wrote:batteryspace has some too

https://www.batteryspace.com/Lithium-Ti ... ttery.aspx

You only resurrected a 2.5 year old thread, but okay.

I did think of that. But left it red for safety reasons to identify pos and neg wires You can still either 1) wrap the entire harness in electrical tape, or 2) undo the connectors, slide some heat shrink on, and redo the connectors. They don't make any black bullet connectors? WTF - Andersons all t...

In general I'm not a fan of anything gasoline, but here...

This seems to be a year old - perhaps their first iteration? - but here goes:

http://www.bentrideronline.com/messageb ... stcount=17

My lord, this is amazing.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/220079372/the-urban-glider-re-think-how-you-explore-the-worl/comments I posted this to FB as well, but it seems that its motor is capable of generating a speed of 13.5 mph at 1500W, yet it's powered by a 260Wh battery? Unless my math is off, 260Wh / 1500W = 0.17...

Circuit,

For a member with >900 posts, I was shocked to notice your omission of location in your profile.

ivanovlev wrote:Yep, this is geared motor. But the main thing is that its speed is twice higher than any other (solowheel, Ips, Airwheel and others ~10..12kph)

Well, it's great that its speed is that much higher, but going 20 kph and hit a pothole isn't going to do you any good, even on a bike.

I'd hope that the true makers of Solowheel would know the difference between a motor and an engine. If this was a straight copy from their website, this doesn't give me much assurance of their product.

Any updates on the scooter test rides in NYC? I'd love to test ride a unit myself. EDIT: I've reached out to EcoReco FB fan Page, and they've responded that yes, the scooter can be test ridden through NYCE Wheels, attached is a screenshot of the NYCE Wheels EcoReco page. Screenshot_2014-05-22-10-56-...