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    Stealth Commuter 26" 90s GT MTB

    Amazing. That is the info I was looking for.
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    Stealth Commuter 26" 90s GT MTB

    I'm definitely leaning towards something like this SS w/ small hub motor with a lot of juice run to it. help power it up the steep parts and throttle on for the rest. I think I will be okay since the ride is so short. This is really a time thing cause it could be walked, but it would take...
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    Stealth Commuter 26" 90s GT MTB

    Speaking of grade. This is what is looks like one way. Mostly under 5% grade with some as high as 17%, but that is over less than a km.
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    Stealth Commuter 26" 90s GT MTB

    I was thinking about one of these https://www.electrifybike.com/products/52v-50amp-10ah-samsung-21700-50s-mini-max-e-bike-battery?srsltid=AfmBOoq3Ffuzsx76Ws5QgujGsqSCdhOyQltFUU6ekXWkEJdHLsk7ewcr
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    Stealth Commuter 26" 90s GT MTB

    Thanks for the info. Definitely think a rear hub motor headless may be the way to go. Forgot to mention the ride is super short under 2 miles, so I'm hoping that a real small battery pack will work. I would rather charge it daily and have it small.
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    Stealth Commuter 26" 90s GT MTB

    I have been looking into using an old GT cromo frame I have laying around into a stealthy commuter. Some options I had considered. Ideally the battery and controller would be hidden in a half frame bag or something of the likes. No dash just a throttle. 1. BBS02, Mighty Mini 52v, nexus 8...
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    Commuter Belt Drive

    Okay so after doing some more research it seems as though I'm getting closer to a plan. Keeping the scott sub10 for now and going single speed electric. Rear Hub motor -...
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    Commuter Belt Drive

    Thanks for the info. If I can find a sprocket to work I think I will give it a go. I'm not looking for crazy speeds though 25mph on flats would be nice. I think that there are steel inserts on the back, but I have not checked. Would this mean that I could get away without using torque arms...
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    Commuter Belt Drive

    thanks I have researched a fair bit on here. If the information concerning belt drives is on here I have not found it. Im looking for a bit of help on the hills more than the flats, so friction drive may not be helpful?
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    Commuter Belt Drive

    Quick background. I got a new job that is a very short distance 2m and started biking to work. I have a decent hill that kicks my butt first thing, so I'm looking for a little help to make the commute more enjoyable and less of an intense workout. I have a 2015 Scott Sub 10. Here is the...
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