Electric Bikes - Ever heard of a MASTER EBIKE ?

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mrbikeyboy
09-26-07, 11:00 AM
Hi. I bought a MASTER EBIKE at an auction. The only identification I can find on it is "MASTER EBIKE....MADE IN CHINA." I need a charger for it, but do not know where to find parts for this ebike. I am attaching a picture so maybe someone may recognize it and know where to buy parts for it or where they sell this ebike in the USA. It has a built in battery pack that detaches from the bike with use of the key.
If anyone knows anything at all about this bike I would appreciate any help you can give. I have lots of other pix I can send if anyone is interested. Thank you for your help. Sincerely, Charlie.


cerewa
09-26-07, 11:48 AM
Easiest thing might be to figure out what the battery chemistry and voltage are and just find a charger that fits those specifications.

I'm guessing it's sealed lead acid, 36V or 48V.

BroadwayJoe
09-26-07, 04:32 PM
Easiest thing might be to figure out what the battery chemistry and voltage are and just find a charger that fits those specifications.

I'm guessing it's sealed lead acid, 36V or 48V.

What he said - further, if that last pic is the charge connector in the upper left I don't see any sense wire connection so most likely SLA. Swingarm, hub motor? Let us know how it rides if/when you get it going.


mrbikeyboy
09-27-07, 07:19 PM
Hi Broadway.....it is a hub motor in the rear that powers it.....i hope it works....i paid $100. bucks at an auction for it......WHAT DOES SLA mean? There is a little connector in upper left that actually looks like an RCA video connector....is this a connector for the charger?

cerewa
09-27-07, 07:29 PM
SLA= sealed lead acid.