Endless Sphere

Looks like a good seat option for riders 5'9" and taller

Very nice Kim. Will be functional as well.

Merlin wrote: ↑

Nov 16 2019 12:34pm

Oh man... Didn't saw a Alta sales topic ;(

I sold it to a guy on the Alta Owners Forum. Didn't advertise it in any standard forums. Had I known you were interested, I would have hit you up first.

Fake news? Bummer. That would be perfect. I sold my Alta because I has having too hard of a time manipulating it around due to my TKR Surgery. I am looking for something under 150 pounds and this could be the best option yet. wait until chinese new year to make judgment.. while its not yet confirme...

Can anyone else chime in if 12g will be ok for a 19" rear moto rim with a QS 205 hub for street use? Just concerned if it they will be too thin. Am trying to use a thicker gauge if I don't have to. If you are using a nipple that is at least 5.8mm barrel diameter, it will work great for most rims in...

Aebrennan wrote: ↑

Nov 15 2019 3:44pm

Unfortunately it’s false information.

Fake news? Bummer. That would be perfect. I sold my Alta because I has having too hard of a time manipulating it around due to my TKR Surgery. I am looking for something undeer 150 pounds and this could be the best option yet.

Offroader did that shinko 3 inch x 18 tire fit on thr stock sur Ron rim? No rubbing on the sides against frame? Good quesiton, I didn't actually try and see if it would fit. Considering a 3.5" shinko 241 tire just about fits, this should fit no problem. It doesn't seem to be all that much wider tha...

I didn't even have that, I had a seat triangle failure and it was promptly replaced under warranty. Thats it.

Theodore Voltaire wrote: ↑

Nov 06 2019 4:29pm

My bike is 6 yrears old this month. 12,591 miles. Here's a list of all failures I've had.

1. RH swing arm bearing. $16

Hi again and thanks Rix, Sorry, it would b 92v. Going off memory! Our assumption has been failing fets. So higher voltage fet controller required. Thanks again Cheers Clinton Is your friend heavy? Barring any issues such as an intermittent short somewhere, it may be an inductance load issue causing...

https://i.ibb.co/yBB6npd/Plano-Fountain.jpg Since graduating from professor Rix rebound class 101, I decided to go out into the world and make my mark. Turning the knob all the way fast took 28 clicks from where I was. This resulted in a soft feeling ride, but the bike would pogo after a bump. It w...

bzhwindtalker wrote: ↑

Oct 31 2019 10:50am

By the way, the LMX 64 frame and electronics passed mechanical loading and EMC testing for L1E-B
On our way for homologation, we have preorders open for the 45km/h version of this bike.

screenshot-mail.google.com-2019.10.21-13_02_45.pngIMG_20191022_092126.jpg

THAT IS GREAT NEWS!!!

jbalat wrote: ↑

Oct 30 2019 5:56pm

if you are in Melbourne, wouldn't mind seeing it up close some time
Thanks
JB

I think CD is in Canberra.

Came together nicely CD, look forward to a vid or two.

Hi folks Question...are there any other owners of the current model bomber (96v & UFO motor) experiencing repeated controller and less frequent DC1 failures? Cheers Tell us what you got going on? Hi Rix and all, On my recommendation, early last year my friend picked up a new bomber, coincidentally ...

CJonaBttlrckt wrote: ↑

Oct 25 2019 8:57am

Hi folks
Question...are there any other owners of the current model bomber (96v & UFO motor) experiencing repeated controller and less frequent DC1 failures?
Cheers

Tell us what you got going on?

I'm still experimenting with adjustments to my shock. It seems like the more I adjust the rebound damping toward fast, the smoother it rides, especially at higher speeds. This is normal and it will feel smoother as your shock returns quicker and spends less time in the compression stroke, which is ...

Yep that’s the plan, cut to size of hole and glue on the inside with epoxy. Steel / chromolly will retain the structural component Of the side piece give me the factory appearance without the only bond of self adhesive on the stick on “carbon fibre”. Cuts ok with Dremel and diamond wheel (tile cutt...

Some more "quality" from stealth. My aluminium side plates have become unbonded from the steel parts. The "carbon fibre" wrap is shit and I refuse to do all the work of removing the side plates and their aluminium innards, cleaning them up and then wrapping them in more cheap crap. Hence ordered a ...

Nicely done CD, I can't wait to see a video of you and your LMX64 in action.

I too wish the Storm Bee was down around 220lbs, that would be a competitive weight. Taking weight out of it will probably be a big challenge though. I also wouldn't want to lighten the Light Bee but rather get some real suspension to handle additional battery capacity so I could run the motor near...

Ich kann dir nur Heddesheim anbieten und ein LMX161 der nächste wäre wohl Österreich. Deutschland wüsste ich sonst keinen. Leise ist wohl anders wie man hier schon lesen konnte. Es ist das stärkste aber auch lauteste "Ebike" was noch nach MTB aussieht. Translation: I have the LMX 161. It kicks ass!...

skyungjae wrote: ↑

Oct 11 2019 8:00am

A drop in 72V battery is now available that doesn't require you to sacrifice your OEM one. Great for those who are running aftermarket controllers.

https://litespeedbikes.mybigcommerce.co ... or-surron/

That will wake things up.

crazy_dave wrote: ↑

Oct 04 2019 12:01pm

My fear would be how to fix something if it broke. If I crack my Sur-Ron frame or swingarm I can fix it.
I have no idea how I would fix hemp. Smoke it and say goodbye?

Two P7s and a Beta
Bike show in Ohio

Theodore Voltaire wrote: ↑

Sep 28 2019 5:02pm

Since I can lift my seat up to pedal better, my plan last night was to leave early, and pedal all the way downtown, 20 miles with no power. With only 19 2/3 miles to go, I finally gave up on that stupid plan, sheez

If there was a the best comment of the year award, on ES, this is it!!!