Endless Sphere

I suspect your BMW will be used a "little less" coming season

Please stay alive and well...

Beautiful place for riding. I'm jealous!

Great video again!
Time to build a two wheel drive by installing a front hub motor
Your type of front forks with suspension would lend themselves perfectly for that!

I was seriously looking at this bike for some time but there were some issues reported on a french forum dedicated to this bike that turned me off. Do you have a link to that forum? It's the first time I hear of these problems. If they are common then I hope these will be addressed soon as it seems...

Awesome!
I'm curious how it will handle. A ride video is in order now

I think the Super SOCO is one of the best street legal moped options there are at the moment for commuting. It seems safer than a smaller wheeled scooter and can take two battery packs for a serious range. Here in the Netherlands you can use certain bicycle paths so you can take a shorter route in m...

That makes me even more curious...
Hope someone will volunteer. And that when the project is far enough you'll be able to show us what it is. Good luck.

I have no first hand knowledge with the kit or display. The dedicated threads for this kit and firmware are filled with info and people able to help you out.

Could you share more about the use and capabilities of the hub motor you need to build or customize?
There are many experts (not me...) on E-S that could maybe help you with idea's and knowledge that aren't in California.

This must be one of the most professional builds on this forum. Absolutely fantastic

If possible shoot and upload a video someday when you go out riding. Would love to see it in action!

Great
I hope you will update this thread with your build progress when you receive your order. I love following threads like this!

Yes those are things you need to build a battery pack. But I hope you'll also show us the quality of your work (welds, connections, BMS etc.) while building a pack. So hopefully you'll update this thread with photo's when you are building your next battery pack. There is no better advertising than ...

Yes, I saw that video also. Imagine that as a headlight...
It would not only blind everyone in front of it but also yourself from al the reflexion

Maybe a short strip of brush (for doors against draft or even an old toothbrush) where normally a tensioner would be positioned just before the rear sprocket/pulley could get rid of the most damaging debris? I would place it a little crooked/slanted to direct the debris to the side. tochtborstelstri...

I must admit that I have a small single 18650 cell Cree T6 flashlight that is very impressive. Love this guys review of flashlights and customization with Cree LED's:

Now back on topic (sorry eGod for the thread derailment)

Looks like it's a cheap steel suspension fork. Which would be positive with the torque on the dropouts.

BIG THUMBS DOWN: You would stick shitty LED lights in your vehicle and blind on-coming traffic and claim it was a "feature". SMH. Oh dear, someone feels hurt... Don't worry, your overpriced Chinese LED lights are much better designed and have a calibrated light beam pattern :thumb: Feel better now ...

Methinks you don't appreciate the beauty of the elegant design I linked to. Michael I just don't appreciate the price ($45.- each???) and that they are out of stock at the moment. :wink: BTW no need to get defensive and trying to justify to yourself overpaying for that "elegant" design you linked t...

Great location to ride! Nice scenery and video

Great work Allex
Are you planning on designing a debris/stone guard at the rear pulley?

While your solution is impressive, I went with these compact LED H4 bulbs instead: http://stores.advmonster.com/h4-r3-led-headlight/ and this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8qp1bqgKLc Brilliant light. Excellent beam pattern. No heat buildup. Decent price. Michael That's very expensive for ...

If it is a 48V system the 4 batteries will be in series (not parallel) as then 4x12V=48V. Do you have a 48V charger (which you call transformer) that is broken? Why do you need a controller (or is that what you call the transformer)? A new "48V" (higher actual charging voltage) lead acid charger can...

Is this test with the first or X-controller? As with the belt drive (great upgrade BTW!) you can hear the whine of the controller/motor much better.