Recent content by marose1

I bought the BMC rear 600W torque motor/wheel from Ilia for my brother and he loves it. I am getting ready to purchase a hub motor for myself -- probably the same motor that I purchased for my brother, but I am curious as the what are currently considered to be the best quality geared and DD...

Modify Schwinn Continental Pedal Assist -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The motor/electronics of my Schwinn ebike appear to be made by Protanium. This is a pedal assist bike with a turbo button, driveshaft and removeable 10 amp-hour 24 volt...

Thanks for the info/reply! I finished the wiring today and when the on/off switch on the Cyclone (Oro) throttle assembly is in the "on" position the throttle works as expected. In the CA-SA, I now have the speed limit set at "20 mph", the max current set at "20 amps", and, under advanced...

I have the standard 500 watt Cyclone Kit, with Oro Throttle Assembly and Motor with internal controller. I recently bought the Cycle Analyst Version 2.2 Standalone Model (CA-SA) and have wired it with the external shunt and speedometer pickup to display all of the various information. Now I...

I talked to Brian Howell at electric-bikes.com a few days ago. I can say that he tried to be helpful but it was difficult to get an answer to a specific question without repeatedly interrupting his non-stop dialogue. Other than that, I cannot say anything negative about his business, because I...

Great info from people at this site -- thanks. It appears that my vender choices are boiled down to Electro Ride v ebikesf.com (ilia) The following questions remain concerning the BMC 600W v2 setup: 1. If I go with ilia, where is the best place to get the rim/rim lacing? 2. Is the 10 AH...

Great info from people at this site -- thanks. It looks like my choice is boiling down to Electro Ride v ebikesf.com ( Battery choice - size & brand headways 10a50v lifepo4 enough Rear Motor Only - weight 185 ib Rim & wheel lacing wiring

I am looking for a quality front or rear Geared Hub Motor Kit that will climb fairly steep hills without pedaling and achieve speeds of 15 to 20 mph or more on a flat without pedaling. So far, I am considering the following 26" Crystalyte & BMC Kits from Electro Ride: Crystalyte Roadrunner...