Recent content by blippo

Yes, it is way overpriced. I waited months for the controller. They had to order it from China

Controller went out a month after I had it. Rear wheel bolt was stripped when I received it. Rear wheel flats caused by bad rear wheel.

Absolutely, I had so many problems with an IZIP Trailz Enlightened I bought, I got rid of it. What a piece of junk

Currie should be sending you another bike instead of parts.

America Tourister luggage use to have a commercial where they throw a piece of luggage in a cage of a wild gorilla and the gorilla would throw the luggage around against the cage. That reminds me of how UPS handles packages

I have a bionx PL 350 on my Montague Swissbike LX. I replaced the knobby tires with slick tires. It kicks ass

I had thoughts about trying that Chrystalyte motor next to see how that was, but I didn't know it would be worth the money

Arbiker501, in the summer I got a little more mileage while pedaling with the 7amp. Around 10-11 miles. When I purchased mine although they stated that it was the extended range, it came with the 7amp. And I had both the BL36 for the 700 tire and 26. It does a little better with the 26"...

Great, thanks alot. That's good information

Another question, would you be able to run say, 3 batteries total , 2- 12v, 12amp batteries with 1- 12v, 7amp battery? Can you mix them like that ? Same volts but different Amps?

Thanks, I was testing the mileage now in winter for my Wilderness BL-36 kit. It had 3-12v,7amp SLA batteries. I got around 7 miles before the yellow light came on. That's with some pedaling, and I'm around 200lbs. So I just purchased 3- 12v 12amp SLA battieries I was going to try out.

What would your educated guess be given you were running an electric bike in the difference in total mileage you'd get in a charge between a bike, same motor, that had 3-12v, 7amp batteries vs. the same bike with 3- 12v, 12 amp batteries?