Endless Sphere

excellent, thanks for the info, Barent!

teslanv wrote: ↑

Sep 19, 2018 2:47 pm

Camo Norco 01.jpg

looks very good, Barent!
Couple of questions:
1. Is that a Norco Atomik?
2. What size battery is that/ how is it attached?
3. Seeing as how you have made it all work - would you sell BBSHD/ Phaserunner/ battery all sorted as a "kit"?

mechanistic wrote: ↑

Sep 03, 2018 10:00 pm

10-4 -- solid choice. Another thing occurred to me - I've had the best results using brake cable housing, as opposed to shift cable housing. Probably common knowledge, but JIC....

Best,

Erik

didn't know about the brake cable housing - thanks!

price dropped to $200 each

I have a H4065 motor laced into a 26" MTX 39 rim, Crystalyte 72v 60A controller, throttle, 3 speed switch (all from Hyena). Never used.

Price plus postage if not collected from Sunnyvale, CA

Hi Peter, I was curious which shifter you were using. I've come full circle back to the "light" Rohloff shifter. I tried the Gebla Rohbox, with converted SRAM X-9 triggers. The trigger actuation effort was really high in my application. Shift effort might be lower with shorter cable runs than possi...

another thing that occurred to me about the Rohloffs: I've broken two of the 13T cogs. new on top, worn (crack @ ~10:00): http://mechanistic.com/_ES_/_pics_/MVIMG_20180203_080044.jpg one on top of the other to show wear (crack @ ~1:00): http://mechanistic.com/_ES_/_pics_/MVIMG_20180203_080109.jpg I...

wow, those are two really different bikes! I'm curious what the deciding factor is between the two? I'm sure you already know, but JIC: Neil @ https://www.cyclemonkey.com/ is an amazing resource. I've found this online tool really helpful - http://www.gear-calculator.com/. It has a Rohloff preset, ...

<edit: I just noticed that somehow only the last sentence in the original reply posted...I fumble-fingered something, I'm sure :roll: ) such a neat integrated build - well done, Mike, and congratulations, Erik! Hi PRW, thanks! this thing is scary cool! The Rohloffs have been great! My first one on ...

LightningRods wrote: ↑

Aug 27, 2018 4:29 pm

5,760 watts with the battery at it's nominal 72V. 6,720 watts HOC.

Wow!

such a neat integrated build - well done, Mike, and congratulations, Erik!

How much power is going through the Rohloff?

fechter wrote: ↑

Aug 22, 2018 12:43 pm

That looks like fun. Hate to think of what the price is...

for the heavy duty EZRaider 4x4 version - $20,000! http://www.dsraider.com/our-products
Not sure how the EZRaider compares to the DSRaider

Electric off road vehicle, being tested by US Military



https://www.popularmechanics.com/milita ... ate=082218

so... reporting back on the change from 12 tooth to 18 tooth driver.

The bike is transformed, much easier to handle, and climbs like a very smooth goat! Top speed has also jumped to around 35mph, great for riding to the trails as well as on the trails. It's in its element on narrow single track...

just saw this on Craigslist.... https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/bik/d/ ... 64385.html

Great, thanks MadRhino

Are these strong enough as DH rims? They are listed under MTB rims, but most references seem to be for touring. I am not looking for alternative rim suggestions, just comments on whether suitable for DH (I have a Rohloff laced into a Cliffhanger I need to do something with...) http://www.wheelbuilde...

Wayne, what about the bikee motor, as an alternative to the BBSHD? https://www.bikeebike.com/products.html

Decided to sell one of the bikes - garage too full. Hasn't been used a lot - maximum 10 rides. $1700. Mac 10T and controller ex EM3EV, 48v 15AH Hailong ex West Coast Electric Bikes, purpose-made steel torque arms, CA3, Thun bb torque sensor, Brooks saddle. See craigslist for more details https://sfb...

1abv wrote: ↑

Jul 21, 2018 12:30 am

Hey all,
Was thinking about using a plug with a countdown timer on it for charging the bike ..Have any of you done this? figure i set it for 3 hours so it automatically turns off and I don't forget it..
Thanks fellas

I do this for all my bikes.... means I can sleep at night!

One is, the other is one I imported across into Australia

I use Lycamobile - not very well known here, but works very well for me. https://www.lycamobile.us/en/plans/

Matthew, just sent a pm.
thanks
Peter

I found this website https://www.trailforks.com/, which states "Trailforks is your guide to more than 111,000 trails around the world. This free app includes a search function highlighting eMTB-legal trails. When you open the app, the map will appear. Click on the ⓘ in the upper left corner of the m...

is this their website - shows an address in China?
http://m.dengfubikes.com/index.php?s=/199.html