wemadethis
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Long time member, first time poster here. Over the past few weeks, I've been building an Electric Rider 4840 kit that was inspired by endless sphere. My goals were to create a commuter that could conquer the hills, have a decent top speed, and have the look of a supermoto.
The build was completed over the weekend, and I went on my first ride:
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The Build:
Marin Nail Trail 26" Hardtail MTB
48V LiMnCO2 10AH electricrider.com battery pack
4840 26" Rear electricrider.com brute kit W/LCD display
Twist grip throttle
Crampbuster
CRG bar end mirror
Schwalbe 2.15" Marathon Mondial tires
SKS Grand MOM and Grand DAD fenders
Blackburn SPX-1 Ultimate Seatpost Rack
Progress Photos:
Found the bike on Craigslist:
Received the 48V LiMnCO2 battery from ElectricRider. I test fitted this before purchasing using some cardboard 10.25 x 5.25 x 3.25. It was a tight fit.
Started building the battery case using a 3-5/8 in. x 10 ft. 25-Gauge Galvanized Steel Wall Framing Stud
Cut the metal with some metal sheers
Cut an aluminum 90 degree bar to use as an edge to bend the metal
Bending into shape the battery enclosure
Installed stainless steel U-bolts to stabilize the box
Test fitting the controller
Parts Parts Parts
Kit is installed
Finished installing fenders, running wires, and accessories. Also, removed the front derailleur. How do you pedal at 35mph?
Controller and wiring inside the rear bag. Holes cut for ventalation
Wire loom
Crystalyte APM display
The build was completed over the weekend, and I went on my first ride:
[youtube]ctshOtleLcw[/youtube]
The Build:
Marin Nail Trail 26" Hardtail MTB
48V LiMnCO2 10AH electricrider.com battery pack
4840 26" Rear electricrider.com brute kit W/LCD display
Twist grip throttle
Crampbuster
CRG bar end mirror
Schwalbe 2.15" Marathon Mondial tires
SKS Grand MOM and Grand DAD fenders
Blackburn SPX-1 Ultimate Seatpost Rack
Progress Photos:
Found the bike on Craigslist:
Received the 48V LiMnCO2 battery from ElectricRider. I test fitted this before purchasing using some cardboard 10.25 x 5.25 x 3.25. It was a tight fit.
Started building the battery case using a 3-5/8 in. x 10 ft. 25-Gauge Galvanized Steel Wall Framing Stud
Cut the metal with some metal sheers
Cut an aluminum 90 degree bar to use as an edge to bend the metal
Bending into shape the battery enclosure
Installed stainless steel U-bolts to stabilize the box
Test fitting the controller
Parts Parts Parts
Kit is installed

Finished installing fenders, running wires, and accessories. Also, removed the front derailleur. How do you pedal at 35mph?
Controller and wiring inside the rear bag. Holes cut for ventalation
Wire loom
Crystalyte APM display