Endless Sphere

Ah yesss I see the cup holders now, very interesting placement of the cup holders. Smart move hiding them behind a wind break, of utmost importance is being refreshed while riding hard, using that throttled thumb can be difficult, finger or hand cramps you know. ;) It can be real tough, maybe thats ...

No cup holders on that thing

Why not have one bigger motor that has two sets of windings?

Please
Do
Not
Under
Power
Your
Ebike

Its easier and cheaper to limit power then it is to make more, higher power.
I was going to say Leaf 1500w hub motor if you want two motors, or a single qs 3000w hub motor

It seems to me that you send a lot of easy fixes to the expensive bicycle mechanic way.

latecurtis wrote: ↑

May 13 2022 3:51pm

Thing is I can fix just about anything that can go wrong. Also I can paint the little bit of wood that is showing.

I rarely if ever see the lame ass Sondors ebikes, to which I've only seen once. Let alone seeing a Sur-ron in the real life.

Any XL or XXL bike will do any 6'er or someone deep into the 6's.
The biggest questions to ask yourself is what to install for the terrain you will be riding the most.

He's smart, he posts pictures

I was just thinking of how many grins you leave on the table not being able to ride far with such low wh, but since you can now ride 20 miles its probably night and day for you. There are many grins coming your way Curtis

Choose wisely my son

CONSIDERABLE SHOUTING wrote: ↑

May 11 2022 10:53am

I'm hoping to build

Where is it coming from? I ordered a $10 web cam from China, months ago. I got no clue if its being shipped by boat or what. I need to remember to get my money back, contacting Newegg soon. It doesn't really matter, I dont do Zoom anymore thank god. I would confirm shipment method and pay the premiu...

Lost interest and I dont know how to weld so that ezee hub motor did not get mounted with brackets. I am sure I could have cobbled together some greenhorn welds and it probably would have held up. That hub motor is just to big and heavy for the plan I had to mount it. I think it would actually be go...

https://youtu.be/c96n0Ma2rLY?t=1139
23:00 on those lipped washers

Lipped washers OK up to 40Nm, with steel rim it can handle more power, look at the graph.
Fork itself can vary but usually fails at about 40-50Nm others 90-100Nm
Wrench as tight as you can on the axle nut, is about 60-70Nm

Hopefully your motor will last.

When do you plan on buying the Jump motors?

How many Jump front hub motors are you buying?

Check this speed record pedal bicycle for cheating slip stream riding behing a car, looks to be 8 or 10awg spokes.
Keeps the crank a decent size instead of having one large crank, got the extra gears/jackshaft in between the crank and wheel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYi3YNYaii4

If that was a carbon fiber frame, I wonder what would have happened.
Can't even recycle that carbon fiber frame can you, not too green is it.

For low power (~500w) the flanged/knotched washers are good but still why risk it? I would never use them even on 250w wimpy UK power setups. My ebike is to precious as a valuable day to day tool and no I dont care about the looks of my ebike. I dont want much down time for a spun axle, which destro...

I then found my TSDZ2 had broken the securing and swung up, chiseling a small dent on the aluminum downtube with one of the extruding screw nuts (see pictures below). Its not a durable motor, some have luck babying it, I guess. To explain, I did not use the securing block and the bridge-plate provi...

Higher voltage takes less resistance of insulation to skip over. Just a general rule some people post about safe/unsafe 100vdc Other reasons to, you start getting into specialy mosfets 100vdc+, more circuitry to handle blah blah blah I got no clue, google. Doesnt really matter if you got a cut and i...

I am really digging Lenny Kravitz right now for some reason. Its all peace and love music. I like the fact David Bowies bassist played with Lenny. Stand Up Are You Gonna Go My Way Let Love Rule ....and probably 6 more chart hits :thumb: RIght now my ipod has a few thousand songs, mostly angry music....

You really get shit done, me's like's I rode by Lowes, hangar planter fifty bones :shock: Indeed, fresh garden/flower smells are wonderful. I hope to go to the famous gardens on Vancouver Island and hopefully Justin can have walk-in customers by then (on the mainland). I will have to enquire by emai...

Those multi-spoke gauge tools are useless for lacing a wheel or doing a regularly scheduled truing of the wheel where you gotta hit multiple (5+) spokes. I myself have a few of the cheap ones around as I can never find one when I need one. I bought the red Park Tool spoke wrench today when I was out...

Full suspension is the way to go, here the cracks in the multi-use pathway can be quite large so it looks to be a great scooter in that way, the only thing I dont like about it if it was my S750 1500w Schwinn is the raised rear end, I wouldnt even use the seat but at 1500w scooter, should be a blast...

Impractical 100%

latecurtis wrote: ↑

May 03 2022 1:03am

As the Hub Motor Turns and the LiPo Fire Burns. I want that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoKnwtB1zCk\

Check this out, methods quick & easy, yet cheap e-bike using Ryobi tool pack batteries.
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