ozman
100 W
My Vector frames used 1 1/8 but i think they are different nowRik D said:
Take it to your local bike shop you'll have it sorted out in no time
Vector bike and frame owners.
- Thread starter Artur
- Start date
Take it to your local bike shop you'll have it sorted out in no time
DasDouble
100 kW
I have also asked for such headset on my local stor because I´ve forgot that I have ordered on from Artur (lol). He said he has never seen such stuff and that it´s really unnormal size. Well, I hope they will be here soon, same for battery and rear rim so I can finally finish my vector built.. 
Artur
100 kW
- Joined
- Jul 3, 2014
- Messages
- 1,117
Rik D said:Yes my local store pretty much said the same , maybee Artur can point us in the right direction ?
We made headtube of this size to be able to use 1,1/8"; 1,5"-1,1/8; 1,5" forks on Vector frame. Normaly we should have had it already, but because of 3 weeks of chinese new year celebration we need to wait now .. sorry guys..
Regards,
Artur
DasDouble
100 kW
Love it! Now some footpads for second passenger and we all can pick up the ladys :lol: Na, just kidding, but some footpads would be nice.
DasDouble
100 kW
Could someone please upload a picture of his rear and front brake? My rearbrake doesn´t fit because the screws are too short (at least I hope I tried to use the right one, black collored), and my front brake is 5mm to wide on the left side, also with the adapter I have got from Artur.
SOLVED: I have got a little, uncollored steal-adapter I have to put in between of the fork and the brake.
SOLVED: I have got a little, uncollored steal-adapter I have to put in between of the fork and the brake.
gensem
100 kW
Artur, are the green wheels 16" rear and 18" front?
gensem
100 kW
Got it. OD should be around 26" front and 24" rear, right?
DasDouble
100 kW
How do I mount the Max-E Controller outside of the frame? There are four screw holes which seem to be made for mounting it on the outside of the frame but I just don't have any screws for these tiny little holes for it. Any help? 
macribs
10 MW
- Joined
- Jul 22, 2014
- Messages
- 3,702
DasDouble said:How do I mount the Max-E Controller outside of the frame? There are four screw holes which seem to be made for mounting it on the outside of the frame but I just don't have any screws for these tiny little holes for it. Any help?
Why mount it outside the frame and not inside the battery box? Inside the box controller is better shielded against the elements.
You could ie mount it up top of the inside of the frame, just make a bracket that fits the two horizontal bars on top.
Or you could do it like madin88 did, with an extra heat sink sticking out of the lower triangle for better cooling while the controller itself was shielded inside.
Look up a few vector build treads and you will see how to do it. Screws, go to the local hardware store and get some. Or ask you neighbor, uncle or the mailman.
DasDouble
100 kW
Other question: There has been someone who made some pretty nice Dirtbike-like mudguards for his Vector. Who was that? While waiting for my battery and headset I´m planing to build something similar like that. Just like on this photo. You can see a Vector with Moto-Seat, superimposed with a KTM EXC 125. The KTM has a transparency of 30% anymore. Looks quite interesting:
And the original pictures:
For better view for details, here the bare frame of the KTM:
And the original pictures:
For better view for details, here the bare frame of the KTM:
Attachments
kiwiev
100 kW
maxRpm
10 W
Refreshed for 2016. 19 inch moto rims and tires and new 24s lipo out of 220 Samsung 25r.
kiwiev
100 kW
Artur said:the controller is not protected against water, this is a minus in your mudguards. But they looks greate for sure!
Here is mine variant:
WOW Artur
that looks cool 8)
Can upload a photo of your twin front brake rotors and calipers also what forks are they
Cheers Kiwi
Are you folks selling those mudguards? I have a mudhugger rear fender, but it probably needs some modifications in order to get it to fit.
Artur said:the controller is not protected against water, this is a minus in your mudguards. But they looks greate for sure!
Here is mine variant:
Hello Vector owners and enthousiasts. Do any of you run a Sclumpf or ATS High Speed Drive (2.5 ratio) on your Vector frames?
I'm in the process of building an e-bike, and it's important to me that I can still pedal comfortably while cruising at 40+ mph.
Thanks.
I'm in the process of building an e-bike, and it's important to me that I can still pedal comfortably while cruising at 40+ mph.
Thanks.
DasDouble
100 kW
sh33p said:Are you folks selling those mudguards? I have a mudhugger rear fender, but it probably needs some modifications in order to get it to fit.
Artur said:the controller is not protected against water, this is a minus in your mudguards. But they looks greate for sure!
Here is mine variant:
I think you can buy them on class-cycles
