Post pics of your DH COMP here!

[Doctorbass]

Due to the popularity of our great Dh comp, i thought it could be nice to have this place to share pictures of them! 8)


Here is mine!

One is with the last mod... with a 16 inch moto tire and a 5305 ... while i do some maintenance on my 5303

And one with the timeslip of some drag race... in the 19 sec of a 1/4 mile... was at 24s... now is with 30s

Doc

 

[Duc998]

This for unfinished builds too ?!?!

Should include to DH Team too since its the same.

Anyway here is mine, Waiting on kiwi's adaptors second run dh comp dropouts then I'll finish the build real quick. This week might start on Battery box. In the pic shows the falcon ev bag. Tight fits needs to be retailored to fit, I'm hoping I can squeeze the falconev back over the battery box for a stealth look. Setup will be as per my sig...

Also for any aussie's wanting a dh comp their is one on ebay

 

[DALBYNATOR]

I'll be bidding on that DH Comp on eBay, so please try not to bump up the price too much guys :lol: Thanks, if anybody listens to this...

 

[lostrack]

Reserved so I can wait til I'm at a computer (not an iPad) that can handle uploading files...

 

[myzter]

this ebike is very capable - including thru all of Vancouver, BC rainy days.
- 1000 watt controller/motor
- 40volt/8ah battery
- 0-50km/h under 10 seconds
- under 40lbs weight
[youtube]y7i07ggvpr4[/youtube]

 

[Architectonic]

I'll be bidding on that DH Comp on eBay, so please try not to bump up the price too much guys :lol: Thanks, if anybody listens to this...

I know the one. I won't bid if you ask nicely.

Hope you get it for a good price.

 

[DALBYNATOR]

I'll be bidding on that DH Comp on eBay, so please try not to bump up the price too much guys :lol: Thanks, if anybody listens to this...

I know the one. I won't bid if you ask nicely.

Hope you get it for a good price.

Please, oh please! Pretty please with sugar on top!!?!

How can you resist these eyes?! :lol:

 

[mikebikerad]

Here is mine.

 

[stripedtuna]

did you get it Dalbynator?

 

[DALBYNATOR]

did you get it Dalbynator?

Nah mate, devastated
I was in Physics class at the time, and couldn't check up on it, somebody bid in the last few seconds as usual.
I checked in English next lesson, to learn that it had slipped away...

Oh well, next time...

 

[GCinDC]

doc, you are amazing! (are those SDT's 24"?)

batt box & motor/wheel upgrades to come soon... as it is now:

 

[darkone040]

i missed out on it too, slept in and for some reason my internet was down for the last half hour of bidding, guess it wasnt meant to be,
oh well im gonna have to keep an eye out for a large size, not sure if that one was but it had some nice kit on it..
i was going to be in that area today to be able to pick it up an all..

 

[Architectonic]

Son I am disappoint. You guys know you can get free ezsniper trials right?

I would have bid for myself, but the frame was a medium and probably wouldn't have fit my LiFePO4 triangle battery unfortunately...

 

[Duc998]

theirs another dh comp on ebay.com.au guys. 1 day left

 

[Bison_69]

Hi Guys,

Here is for the very first time a picture of my DH Comp (version Coupe de Ville - NO OFF-Road, I use this type of frame because I am pretty heavy) it is in progress for electric conversion...

Frame = Giant - DH Comp 2004
Rear suspension = Manitou Swinger SPV 6 ways (8" stroke) adjustable with 450Lbs coil spring
Front fork suspension (double crown) = Marzocchi Bomber Junior T (7" stroke)
Seat post = Easton Havoc 30,9mm
Seat = Serfas E-8000, E-Gel Cruiser
Stem = Easton Vice
Handle bar = Easton EA70 Monkey Bar
Handle Grip = Megasoft Ergotec
Headset = FSA The Pig DH Pro
Rims = SunRinglé Double Track 24" X 36 holes (ERD 476mm)
Tires = Kenda Kraze 24" X 3,00" (Road tire)
Tube = Extra thick tube 24" X 3,00"
Anti-puncture membrane = Mr Tuffy (27242691780)
Front wheel hub = SunRinglé ABBAH SOS DH - front hub 110mm with sealed bearings
Front spokes = DT Swiss
Rear spokes = NewsonSportec 130mm X 13G (custom made)
Chain = Shimano Deore HG53 (9 speeds) with extra lenght
Rear Derailler = Shimano Deore XT (RD-M751 SGS)
Right speed shifter = Shimano Deore (SLR-440)
Cassette = Came with the Hub-motor (7 speed 11-32T Hyperglide)
Bash guard = Black Spire AS-1
Pedals = RAM/Truvativ Hussefelt
Disk brakes = Hayes Mag 9 with 8" rotor and adapters
Lugage Rack = Arkel Randonneur http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=37808#p550719
Lugage Bag = Arkel TailRider
Front Fender = Topeak Defender XC1
Rear Fender = Topeak Defender XC11-29er http://www.topeak.com/products/Fenders/defenderxc1_xc1129er
Blue LEDs wheel light motion install on the tire valve.

Conversion items:
Torque Arm (damageless) = My own design on SolidWorks (machined on Hardox alloy) see topic http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=32014
Electrical monitoring = CycleAnalyst Ver2,3, CA-DP (large display)
Hub-motor = Crystalyte rear HT
Controller = Infineon Controller 24-48-60-72V (65A) EC124110SL-MKII-LYEN EDITION-12 FET 4110 MOSFET Mark II sensorless controller
Throttle = Half-twist (standard model)
Cruise Control = Crystalyte (standard model)
Speed Control = L-M-H switch (standard model)
Lights LED system = Front MagicShine MJ-816 (1400 lumens) / Rear MagicShine MJ-818 (3W) including Li-Ion pack and charger from BrightStone Sport Inc.
http://brightstonesports.com/
Temperature monitoring = Maverick ET-808C (BBQ heat sensor... got mine from Canadian Tire 085-2086-2)
Additional handle bar bracket added in parallel to the existing handle bar to install all the accessories and free some space...
http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=38705#p565053

Cell pack and Controller:(to come)
Voltage = 60V / 15Ah (72V is coming)
Cells = Headway 40152S (20S1P)
BMS = (to come)
Charger = Soneil 110-220Vac / 60V @ 6A
Safety devices = Quick cable 39101 disconnect main switch, emergency push on panic switch, built-in fuse in the cells pack and ON-OFF key switch...
Type of cells enclosure = homemade case made of PVC foam (cell pack and controller housing).
Optional project = I might later on use a mini LCD display 4,2" to build some kind of real time cells monitoring to install on my eBike http://www.4dsystems.com.au/prod.php?id=155

Have a good day...

 

[waynebergman]

Here is Wayne's.

 

[crusoe]

Hey mikebikerad, do you have any more pictures of your battery case? Looks nice!

 

[keyne]

I guess I should post mine too:



The best thing is how narrow it is between the knees:

Quite a few mods have been made since these pics were taken - new brakes, new seat and a lightened, liquid cooled HT3525 complete with tubing, pump, radiator and fan - now I can't overheat the motor if I try!

 

[motomoto]

I guess this one classifies.


It now has a 3220 4 turn wired in delta. I haven't had it in the dirt yet with this motor.
It did 66 mph on the street with skinny tires. I need to build a slipper sprocket on the
driver sprocket at the crank and extend the swingarm first.

http://www.endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=25193

 

[full-throttle]

I guess this one classifies.

It's like saying: "a lion is a cat"

 

[deecanio]

couple of strange looking comps there

D

 

[mikebikerad]

At Crusoe......

I used a basic foam mold covered in car wax and used epoxy resin/fiberglass. After a few sanding coats I did a little bondo to get it totally smooth. It fit 24x headway 16ah cells which was unexpected. this is all the pics I have right now.

 

[binlagin]

Here's a pic I snapped on a early Sunday morning ride!

 

[Kingfish]

Does mine qualify? Here's a pict I took on the first day of my road trip last summer all loaded for bear. Bike: 2009 Felt Compulsion 1 with Marzocchi 44 RLO Fork, and dual E-BikeKit (9C-equivalent) direct drives mated to two Lyen 12-Fet controllers, and 100 lbs. of Lipo between both frames. Trailer is made from a Because Jumper. Normally I operate with just 15S6P in the triangle for commuting which is enough to go about 50 Seattle-hilly miles in rain or... well rain

The basic frame: 2009 Felt Compulsion 1. Unfortunately Felt doesn't make them like this anymore. If I could do it over, I'd go for the heavy-duty horizontal dropouts typical of jumpers. Heavy and extreme loads where an issue: I had to shim the top-most pivot with a 2mm thick washer to reduce wobble, although the jury is still out on whether the aluminum frame flexation was significant verses the weight of steel.

Regardless, it's hell-fun to ride! KF

 

[mikebikerad]

these are some weird looking dh comp frames :|