Recent content by PepperJerome

ok after riding the Kona for 2 years it's time to build a lexan case for the battery. get all the necessary tools ready. build a first cardboard shape of what you want to build. Next step is build a wooden jig that is the right width and fits the cardboard cut out. more to come.

you can go and check on www.mtbr.com and they have photos of most bike lights beams on the market. They call it the light shootout. pretty informative

I have a Bafang 350w (sorry I don't know what model it is and it has been good so far.

Does anyone know anything about this new design? the production is not done but I am very curious and might buy one if it is as good as they make it sound. www.falcoemotors.com Thanks for the help!

I am at the tail end of winter up here in Calgary Alberta and proper studded tires for winter use, I imported a set of Schwalbe Ice Spiker 26x2.35 from Germany and they rock. I went to a 400 lumen light on my head and a 900 lumen on the bike after riding home thru a park I had a deer jump in...

Well their concept is good as it is a hub drive and bad because you are supposed to carry your battery on your back, 48V 10ah Phosphate about 10 pounds or so, not the best when you are trying to handle a motorized bike.. I run a Kona Coiler dee lux and that bike is the cats meow for a mod with...

Or my favourite so far... "you're cheating" and my response is ok I did not know there was a race going on??? Well for me the costs were about $3k and that includes a new (to me) bike. However, public transit passes are $1000 a year. You can then tack on gym memberships to equate to the daily...

Ice SPiker Pro rules, they have 361 studs and if you look in Germany you can get them in 26 x 2.35. I just got a pair and for riding in winter in Calgary, they rule. They do suck up more juice but it is a small price to pay.