Recent content by disndat

Hi I am putting together a 24" rear high speed version of the new xlyte motor.I know ebikes has a spoke calculator but I dont know what the dimensions are of the rear hub.Any help is appreciated. Thanks

If I had to guess on where you are located based on the video I would say either manhattan beach or redondo beach ca?I am in studio city but I try to ride the bike path from santa monica to redondo.Am I close?

Hey Justin any thoughts on selling bored out covers so users of the old style 9cs can use disk brakes?I have a 6x10 and a 2806 that I would love to get working with rear brakes again. Thanks

hey dogman thats a nice playground you have-any problems with snakes or scorpions while riding?

Hey dogman I have run my 6x10 at 98 volts/75amps with lipos and it stayed surprisingly cool so you should be fine with 72 volts

posted a link on bikeforums.net hope you find the bike and if possible the bastard that took it

Yeah cable locks are pretty useless-I lost 2 motorcycles because of them.

Sorry to hear about your loss.I am at the harborfront so if I see anything on the bike path I'll let you know.How did you lock it up?With a cable lock,U lock?

Was that with my motor ya crazy bastard!!! lol

Yes electric motors can be run without a gearbox BUT if you use a gearbox you will have better acceleration and good top speed-otherwise you have to gear it for one or the other.You do not need a 6 speed gearbox like ICE but a 3 or 4 speed gearbox will go a long way.I am really surprised that...

This a great build!!!!This is exactly what electric motorcycles/scooters need-a GEARBOX!!!I am really interested with how this turns out.I am really surprised that all these top companies that are trying to build electric superbikes for the FIM and no one has thought of using a gearbox :roll...

I have put 3000 watts through the 600w motor briefly(cant do anything with the 1000w cause it blows controllers) but have not gone full throttle yet-its very fast up to 2200 watts but if I did it would be about 80-90 km/hr.I dont like to go faster than 60 km/hr on a bicycle.I am waiting to try...

Thats great please keep us posted as to when that will happen.

If you are offering different companies beside crystalyte then you should update your website to show people what you sell.Just a suggestion.Nice bike btw.

Hey JD where in Socal are you?I'm in santa monica right on the beach.If you are close maybe we could compare bmc bikes.PM me if you want. Chris