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nice job.
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Your bike looks like a high-end limousine, a very nice looking machine.
I would suggest adding an additional front hub motor, and replacing the battery pack with two four pound Li-Ion batteries. Kind of like having AAA by your side.
I would suggest adding an additional front hub motor, and replacing the battery pack with two four pound Li-Ion batteries. Kind of like having AAA by your side.
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Just saw your note, Thanks! I haven't been on this forum for a while, too much riding The bionix system is still working well, even with my 60#plus bike. I strongly recommend recumbents, especially for us older folk (65+).
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Wow thats a great bike! What are you using the generator on the front wheel for? Headlight? How many watt motor? Good build, you will enjoy it
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PIC'S 005..jpgBob E Yak 004..jpg1999-12-31 005 009..jpghello, .....have a pusher trailer with a Crystalyte hub on the 16" BoB wheel, 36V 9.6ah Li-Ion batt and 25A controller, lots of torque...lovin' it
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Another Tidal Force build
This is my recently completed Tidal Force frame electric bike. The frame was purchased from Oatnet on ES. I put a 9c 10x6 rear motor with a 36v10ah battery. Really a good riding bike.
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Hope this works: https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=451820173878
First test ride of "Thing 1" first out of 5 bikes built that exceeds 30mph - 1000W, 48V, four LiPo batteries in series and parallel. Simply awesome!
PowerToTheE.com
First test ride of "Thing 1" first out of 5 bikes built that exceeds 30mph - 1000W, 48V, four LiPo batteries in series and parallel. Simply awesome!
PowerToTheE.com
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https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=455666523878
Here's the 500W 48V version....a little too tall at 26" for my wife.
Good times!
www.PowerToTheE.com
Here's the 500W 48V version....a little too tall at 26" for my wife.
Good times!
www.PowerToTheE.com
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Cinematography E-Bike :)
E-bike are not light, and when I use my bike with a lot of my equipment on it - it's NOT GOOD AT ALL to use stupid standart "triangular ".. "men" construction... so I use "women" bike long enough -->
..so now I'v got the 500watt wheel KIT from EcoCycleShop.com for $770 and here is couple screenshots from installation VIDEO I did:
and... Here we go.. -->
... Now I need to find the way - how to make some kind of "basket" for my cameras and lenses, as I had before.. but I'd like to have it in MUCH LOWER POSITION ... -->
...and than, get and install this kind of TRALER to it:
All together should be looks like this:
Seems as I will need TWO MOTORS for it.. so.. I'll extend another 500 watt motor into FRONT WHEEL...
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Good job Serge! Looks good, but I should mention that on my bike the derailleur drags on the motor in first gear. Try to check it before you ride. Also, the motor is half a turn off (wire should come out of the top). That might put a bit of stress on the wire, but it will only take a few seconds to fix.
Edit: Did you not put the brake levers on? If you get a chance, you should go ahead and install them. You don't want to be giving it gas while trying to stop in an emergency.
Edit: Did you not put the brake levers on? If you get a chance, you should go ahead and install them. You don't want to be giving it gas while trying to stop in an emergency.
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Good job Serge! Looks good, but I should mention that on my bike the derailleur drags on the motor in first gear. Try to check it before you ride. Also, the motor is half a turn off (wire should come out of the top). That might put a bit of stress on the wire, but it will only take a few seconds to fix.
..we are ready change it to this one:
Did you not put the brake levers on? If you get a chance, you should go ahead and install them. You don't want to be giving it gas while trying to stop in an emergency.
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Great shot of a Montague Paratrooper thats been converted. They make great electrics and still fold. Check out their bikes at https://www.montaguebikes.com/
They're pretty sweet even without the BionX kit.
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My recumbent ebike with sidecar.
The sidecar attaches and detaches in about two minutes, with four hose clamps. I usually ride it as a two-wheeler.
Click on the thumbnail picture above to expand.
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