Your Creation's Before & After Pics

[tomtom123]

My project, Giant Warp

* New build frame
* Mac motor kit
* 72V battery
* Cycle analyst

How did you make the triangle Frame

 

[skyungjae]

Poor man's stealth bomber. hahaha

 

[Bill Nye the science guy]

Before



After


still running strong only 300km but all hard trail riding, jumps and rocks.

 

[Lessss]

A customers builds

 

[Slowrider]

This is my current ride, quite light and nimble at 15 kg.
Giant alu frame and carbonfiber front fork.
Q100 front hub motor.
Controller under seat
10S lipo in saddlebag.
Cruise speed is 35 to 40 km/h with light pendaling.

 

[E-Norco]

Giant Team DH with GNG kit and custom battery box

Before:


After

 

[dotrick]

Before :

After:

 

[shenzhen_ex]

BEFORE:
Parts started arriving for my 2WD.

AFTER:

 

[veloman]

AFTER:

This thing just looks badass. Nice work.

 

[shenzhen_ex]

This thing just looks badass. Nice work.

Thanks veloman. I have seen your build threads. Your comment means lot. After all, bad ass is good in my book.

 

[agniusm]

 

[amberwolf]

Some more "after" of CrazyBike2 in it's present experiment (as it is always changing, evolving):
http://www.endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12500&p=806566#p806566

"before" starting the "fairing" process:

"after" what little I got done so far:

With the obligatory dog-in-the-way shot, of course:

 

[ohzee]

Looking sharp Amber. Liking your updates on the board.

 

[amberwolf]

Sharp cuz it has a sword-shaped pointy bit in front now, really.

At least that part does do it's job of keeping the glare of the downlighting sources from affecting my view of the road. I still need a better headlight; I think that increasing the voltage back to something more normal like 13-14V from the present ~11V it's getting from the too-small DC-DC would help a lot, but I have to get a better DC-DC working first. (I don't want to carry a separate battery just for the headlight/etc anymore, even though it is probalby more efficient).

 

[Ch00paKabrA]

here is my second build. I didn't take a picture before so here is one from the website:

Before:

After:

I was going for a stealthy look so hopefully you won't see too much of a difference.

 

[tomtom123]

here is my second build. I didn't take a picture before so here is one from the website:

Before:

After:

I was going for a stealthy look so hopefully you won't see too much of a difference.

What motor and battery u running? Where your controller BTW? In the bag? Looks very stealthy

 

[Ch00paKabrA]

here is my second build. I didn't take a picture before so here is one from the website:

Before:

After:

I was going for a stealthy look so hopefully you won't see too much of a difference.

What motor and battery u running? Where your controller BTW? In the bag? Looks very stealthy

The motor is an MW Motors 36v 250w minihub. It is made by Bafang for them so it does not say "8fun". If you look carefully at the chainring/crank setup, you can just see the controller peeking out. Since this bike has a bottom pull front deraileur, I used the screw for the guide plate to hold the bottom of the controller and 2 zip ties to hold the front.

I use Bosch Fatpack clones. I disect them and put 2 36v 3ah in parallel in the under seat bag.

Hope that answers your questions, if not feel free to PM me.

 

[tomtom123]

here is my second build. I didn't take a picture before so here is one from the website:

Before:

After:

I was going for a stealthy look so hopefully you won't see too much of a difference.

What motor and battery u running? Where your controller BTW? In the bag? Looks very stealthy

The motor is an MW Motors 36v 250w minihub. It is made by Bafang for them so it does not say "8fun". If you look carefully at the chainring/crank setup, you can just see the controller peeking out. Since this bike has a bottom pull front deraileur, I used the screw for the guide plate to hold the bottom of the controller and 2 zip ties to hold the front.

I use Bosch Fatpack clones. I disect them and put 2 36v 3ah in parallel in the under seat bag.

Hope that answers your questions, if not feel free to PM me.

whats top speed on dat?

 

[Ch00paKabrA]

Top speed is right at 19 mph with 2.25" 29er tires on flat ground with no wind. I weigh 215lbs.

 

[amberwolf]

More "after" of CrazyBike2 with the new "fairing" on it, after redoing the frame reinforcements:

 

[Eskimo]

Autumn springer-modification...

 

[thewmatusmoloki]

BeforeAfter

 

[ev tocak]

 

[tomtom123]

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what bike rack is that? it looks sturdy as hell

 

[beast775]

Lots of great builds goin on here .amberwolf youre bike is lookin more madmax now 8) .