Rix
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Damn TV, looks new.
Rix said:Damn TV, looks new.
Villain said:Lincoln Quigley seems to have surfaced.
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/coromandel-valley/bicycles/stealth-bomber-electric-bike/1133237271
Anyone still chasing him?
one4torque said:Just a final note on Quigley motorsports - as noted above his enterprise resurfaced selling stealth bikes on a AUS site.
I can confirm today that his failure to deliver $1000 of goods to me after payment in 2015 and several email exchanges does not appear to be due to any incapacitation or tragedy..... but rather it seems after contacting his enterprise this week by myself and direct by Stealth they have no interest in following through with the delivery of goods, nor do they have the interest or capacity to respond to my and stealth emails about this.
This small detail may be important to anyone considering buying from LQ or QMS....... as there was a glimpse of uncertainty in his condition and perhaps an reasonable explanation for this...... but alas at this hour I can only conclude it was nefarious and future customers should consider yourself warned.
If he comes out of the interweb shadows and makes good with this now 13 mo old claim I'll post up otherwise be careful out there.... fortunately this ebike world is rather small so we can minimize the future impact of ole LQ.
Cheers and happy holidays folksho ho HO!
MoonBassMan said:. Is the box their way of having a gear shifting in a sealed system? Or just to relocate the sprocket?
MoonBassMan said:I'm new here. I was looking at the design between the cranks on the Stealth B-52. Could anyone explain what is going on there? The design looks interesting. I like the chain placement that results from it. Is the box their way of having a gear shifting in a sealed system? Or just to relocate the sprocket?
Theodore Voltaire said:The VBoxx is a world class 9 speed pedal transmission. It's one of the things that separates the men from the boys in the eBike world. To get anything this nice on an eBike expect to pay $30,000 or more. It has a lot of desirable benefits. It's very robust, and low maintenance. Shifting is silent, and stealthy. Shifting can be accomplished from a complete stop, unlike a derailleur which must be moving, and is usually clunky in operation. Top gear is tall enough that you can have useful pedal input for short bursts even up to 50 mph, but 1st gear is so low you can actually pedal the beast without power. The middle gears are good for pedal assist on slow speed biking trails.
I have both types of bikes. Riding with a VBoxx is first class. Riding with a derailleur is low class lol
MoonBassMan said:Any way I could get my hands on a VBoxx (and how much?) to fit it onto a em3ev/enduro frame? Or is that not practical? Trying to get a clear image of how the swingarm attaches to the VBoxx/sprocket area. Would be nice to know how they fixed the VBoxx to the frame too but I can devise my own ways. From an engineering standpoint, I like the V-Boxx. If I can't include it in my current build I guess I'll have to do another.
Samd said:The em3 frame is an inexpensive frame with pretty tame geometry - ok for the lower price. Things like a pinion box or vboxx are up the ferrari price end. Not perhaps a great match.
Cheaper options would be a second hand hammerschmidt, one of sam patterson's drives from ebikes.ca or a schlumpf/schlumpf clone.
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Samd said:Anything over 4kw doesnt need gears for about 200w of leg input.
But a 2.5:1 schlumpf with a 36t front and 12t rear is a nice gentle pedal at about 55 to 70kph if wanted.
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MoonBassMan said:Any way I could get my hands on a VBoxx (and how much?) to fit it onto a em3ev/enduro frame? Or is that not practical? Trying to get a clear image of how the swingarm attaches to the VBoxx/sprocket area. Would be nice to know how they fixed the VBoxx to the frame too but I can devise my own ways. From an engineering standpoint, I like the V-Boxx. If I can't include it in my current build I guess I'll have to do another.
litespeed said:We actually hit 62 degrees here in Missouri but I completely tore one head of my rotator cuff and a partial tear on one of the others.......looks like I'm benched for 3 to 4 months after surgery.....
Bummer!
Tom
Samd said:Anything over 4kw doesnt need gears for about 200w of leg input.
But a 2.5:1 schlumpf with a 36t front and 12t rear is a nice gentle pedal at about 55 to 70kph if wanted.
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Rix said:litespeed said:We actually hit 62 degrees here in Missouri but I completely tore one head of my rotator cuff and a partial tear on one of the others.......looks like I'm benched for 3 to 4 months after surgery.....
Bummer!
Tom
Sounds like you can be healed in time for late spring riding though. Hang in there bro and get well.