Hey Kim, I guess you're not very "frock wise" sweetie!AussieJester wrote: or, find a 16in rim to lace the lady frock motor into so it has some sort of speed to talk about
Bigger wheel for more speed at the same voltage.
Hey Kim, I guess you're not very "frock wise" sweetie!AussieJester wrote: or, find a 16in rim to lace the lady frock motor into so it has some sort of speed to talk about
1000w wrote:Hey Kim, I guess you're not very "frock wise" sweetie!AussieJester wrote: or, find a 16in rim to lace the lady frock motor into so it has some sort of speed to talk about
Bigger wheel for more speed.
BooYaaaaaah Good ol Qantarse hehe... Look forward to catching up buddy...cya soonz..jonescg wrote:Hi Kim! Looks like thanks to Qantas I will be able to make it. Kat's folks are stuck in Sydney till Thursday.
See you there!
Tell timma to get off his bike and into the workshopAussieJester wrote:Jehu, timma and myself Will be riding
HAHA..i thought i was being "stealth"sico wrote: Some highlights included a full throttle blat through south perth foreshore and AJs reckless
and blatant pursuit of the ultimate frock shot.![]()
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Mine obviously is a little hiogher as i didn't pedalsico wrote: I didn't have to worry about my batts in the end, my final trip statistics were 36.4km travelled
(I reckon 28km of group ride) using 10.5Ah (488Wh). My CA said 1 hour 34 minutes of travel at
an average speed of 23.1kmh. I would be interested to hear other peoples stats too![]()
Yeah, Haven't heard from Laurie at all i hope he is well and up and e-biking again? That ditch sure looked alot deeper on Sunday thansico wrote:Mark, the topic of Laurie came up when we went past that same spot and wandered how he was. Hopefully he's back up and about and ok, the trench looks like a really nasty thing to run in to.![]()
HAHA nagh Matts place would lucky to be 400 meters from the carpark, bugger lives a road back from the river grrr... LoLsico wrote: Do you reckon you had about 3km to and from Matt's place?
hehehe yes definitely have itsico wrote:Glad to hear you got video of me chasing the birds, and hopefully the squawky little f*ckers will think twice before they land near any ebike paths in the future.![]()
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AussieJester wrote:
I was out this afternoon on the bike towing the new wheelie chair not good, i cant go above 30km/hr now or it starts snaking
and MAJORLY rips the tires, the 7degree negative camber turns to MAJOR tow out when i lift the front of the chair and hookit onto the tow hitch
i actually managed to get the ESC warm! and the motor too! they definately don't like low speed for extended periods, add in the hills ... if i didnt have a two speed
i would be up shit creek without a ESC fo-sho..:: bows to the ThudMiesTER
::
KiM
Same here, only went through 7ah / 30kmsico wrote:I didn't have to worry about my batts in the end, my final trip statistics were 36.4km travelled (I reckon 28km of group ride) using 10.5Ah (488Wh). My CA said 1 hour 34 minutes of travel at an average speed of 23.1kmh. I would be interested to hear other peoples stats too
Sounds like a grand idea, I haven't put the angle grinderJehu wrote:Sounds like you need to invest in a FROCK motor, they don't complain at any speed!![]()
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I'm sure you will get used to it...![]()
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If you ask your mate Hyena, he would be quite happy to furnish you with one.![]()
Hell, if i passed a hat around, the generous soul from ES would be sure to help you out with that![]()
Imagine that AJ, you could be riding that in a week.![]()
Jehu
AussieJester wrote:
I was out this afternoon on the bike towing the new wheelie chair not good, i cant go above 30km/hr now or it starts snaking
and MAJORLY rips the tires, the 7degree negative camber turns to MAJOR tow out when i lift the front of the chair and hookit onto the tow hitch
i actually managed to get the ESC warm! and the motor too! they definately don't like low speed for extended periods, add in the hills ... if i didnt have a two speed
i would be up shit creek without a ESC fo-sho..:: bows to the ThudMiesTER
::
KiM
Maybe you can try and tow the wheel chair more upright (like retractable castors perhaps?) and it won't flick around so much.AussieJester wrote: I was out this afternoon on the bike towing the new wheelie chair not good, i cant go above 30km/hr now or it starts snaking
and MAJORLY rips the tires, the 7degree negative camber turns to MAJOR tow out when i lift the front of the chair and hookit onto the tow hitch
i actually managed to get the ESC warm! and the motor too! they definately don't like low speed for extended periods, add in the hills ... if i didnt have a two speed
i would be up shit creek without a ESC fo-sho..:: bows to the ThudMiesTER
::
KiM
Haha, my frockie only weighs 25kg, so I reckon that's a bit lighter than the HOBO cruiser isn't it? And since neither of our bikes have rear suspension it's the same amount of unsprung weight on the rear wheel ...AussieJester wrote: P.s don't worry Paul, your monies safe, I wouldn't ride anyones frocked bike let alone own one ::shudders at the thought::, seen em, ridden next to , felt the weight of them, good enough for me to know I don't want frock all to do with them.