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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Qwiksand » Fri Sep 24, 2010 12:05 pm

Excellent work, love the clean look! Do you have any close-up pics of your chain drive set-ups and mounts?

This is my next project; I plan to use a little cute motor in a crank drive configuration.

Did you directly bolt the sprocket to the hub motor casting?

Do you have any videos of the chain drive units operating?
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Nader » Sun Sep 26, 2010 4:08 am

Qwiksand wrote:..Do you have any close-up pics of your chain drive set-ups and mounts?

yes :wink:

this is a tongxin hub motor.

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Qwiksand wrote:This is my next project; I plan to use a little cute motor in a crank drive configuration.


but caution! you may do the small engines never overloads (max. 10A)

Qwiksand wrote:Did you directly bolt the sprocket to the hub motor casting?


here you can see, how we did it
http://www.pedelecforum.de/forum/showpost.php?p=46281&postcount=528

Qwiksand wrote:Do you have any videos of the chain drive units operating?

of course!

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Qwiksand » Fri Oct 01, 2010 8:36 am

Awesome! Thanks.
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Nader » Tue Oct 12, 2010 9:46 am

..and that is my recently built e-bike with the small hubmotor tongxin (a classical cruiser bicycle from fischer :D )
..it was a beautiful autumn day, enjoy it :wink:

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby beast775 » Tue Oct 12, 2010 11:37 am

great work! you make me want to throw out my gorilla tape :D .
new build started.
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby emoped » Fri Oct 22, 2010 11:34 pm

Really nice stealthy builds ..... Congrats. 8)
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Dlogic » Sat Oct 23, 2010 12:42 am

I bet your bikes are all street legal. After all here in Germany we´re only allowed to use a maximum of 250 watts. Furthermore you need a sensor on the bikes cranks, that only allow you to use the electric motor while peadling. Yep, that´s how it is. I´m still hoping the cops will never stop me, cause then the trouble would really hit me.

What catches my eye on your bikes is that you´ve hidden the electrical stuff really well. Also the hub motor appears to be very small in diameter. That´s another way of making the bike stealthy. Good job. :D
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby ericmann2000 » Thu Nov 11, 2010 4:40 pm

excellent bikes
very stealth

did you buy motors in europe ? where ?
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Nader » Fri Nov 12, 2010 2:14 pm

Dlogic wrote:I bet your bikes are all street legal...


hi Dlogic,

not all :wink:
..but those are build in such a way that none can realize it. Many people do not recognize that these are ebikes. :D
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Nader » Fri Nov 12, 2010 2:21 pm

ericmann2000 wrote:excellent bikes
very stealth

did you buy motors in europe ? where ?


yes, there are many dealers in europe. Only the Cute hubmotors must be ordered directly in China.

..by the way, this is my next project (ebike with the bottom bracket motor of Bofeili :wink: )

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and will go in this frame

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby ericmann2000 » Sat Nov 13, 2010 3:46 am

your new project looks interesting ...
i've seen bofoeili on alibaba and they have interesting bike

the cute motors are for sale in italy (a little pricey but i will have a guarantee from "alcedoitalia" ) and czech republic from http://www.e-bicycles.eu/en/user_order_kits.php

can you give me a link to tongxin sale in europe please ?
some people told me tongxin have problems, they are not robust and they will break after some time or giving it too much power
what's your experience with them?

what controller do you use? what's the max current you send into your littlest motors (cute or tongxin)?

thank you nader
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Nader » Sun Nov 14, 2010 7:33 am

ericmann2000 wrote:..
can you give me a link to tongxin sale in europe please ?


I know a dealer, who sells tongin in germany http://www.novosport.de/?Produkte:Elekroantrieb_als_Nachr%FCstsatz:Paket_%22_klein%2C_leicht_und_leise%22%3A

ericmann2000 wrote:some people told me tongxin have problems, they are not robust and they will break after some time or giving it too much power
what's your experience with them?

That is correct, the mini tongxin or the mini front cute may not be overloaded.

ericmann2000 wrote:what controller do you use? what's the max current you send into your littlest motors (cute or tongxin)?


I operate these small motors only with max 10A current. I mostly use the three level controller of e-crazyman with Eb206 board (L1 = 6km/h L2=20 km/h L3=28km/h).

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby ericmann2000 » Mon Nov 15, 2010 2:33 am

thank you a lot Nader
do you use your tongxin at 36V ?
do you get the same speed from the cute motor ?
do you find differences between them ?

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Nader » Sun Nov 21, 2010 9:26 am

ericmann2000 wrote:thank you a lot Nader
do you use your tongxin at 36V ?
do you get the same speed from the cute motor ?
do you find differences between them ?

bye


yes my tongxin is 180W 36V motor. I get the same speed from tongxin and the mini front cute (1,6 kg qrf-85sx), but the tongxin is much quieter. :wink:

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby ericmann2000 » Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:56 pm

i've seen your bofoeili bike and i like it very much
is it 36v motor ? how much current do you put in it ?
on your page i see only pics are there also technical data ?
do you like this motor ? does it have a low drag ?
do you have some pics during the build process?
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Nader » Sun Mar 06, 2011 11:29 am

ericmann2000 wrote:i've seen your bofoeili bike and i like it very much
is it 36v motor ? how much current do you put in it ?
on your page i see only pics are there also technical data ?
do you like this motor ? does it have a low drag ?
do you have some pics during the build process?


hi eric!

yes this project is allready done and this eBike ist the best, which I ever drove.

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It is a 350-400W very strong bottom brackets engine (Bofeili) and can be operated with both 36 and 48V.
The controller is a 15A.

Thereby is 28 mph loosely possible (with 36V) and 17% hill very easy to drive . :wink:
..and you can read and see the building process in german pedelec-forum (http://www.pedelecforum.de/forum/showthread.php?7026-Tretlagerantrieb-im-Selbstbau).

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby ericmann2000 » Sun Mar 06, 2011 1:26 pm

thank you Nader. I'll read the german forum
28mph and 17% hill is very interesting
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Raining » Mon Mar 28, 2011 1:03 am

Great build Nader! Stealthy & great looking :D

Where do you purchase your water bottle-styled battery casing? I've been searching high and low from various popular sources (conhis/ebike/bmsbattery/ping,etc) but no 1 seems to carry it

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Nader » Tue Mar 29, 2011 1:50 am

Raining wrote:Great build Nader! Stealthy & great looking :D

Where do you purchase your water bottle-styled battery casing? I've been searching high and low from various popular sources (conhis/ebike/bmsbattery/ping,etc) but no 1 seems to carry it

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hi Raining,

I took just a normal water bottle (Laken 1,5L) and built a 36V 5Ah battery with konion cells.

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You can see the building process here <[url]
http://www.pedelec-forum.de/forum/showt ... aschenakku[/url]>

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby mud2005 » Tue Mar 29, 2011 2:36 am

nice bikes Nader :mrgreen:

I've never seen the Bofeili motor before looks very cool!
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby mud2005 » Wed Jun 29, 2011 3:46 pm

anyone know where to get that Laken bottle?? I'm not finding any water bottles with a wide enough mouth to fit batteries. 3" diameter is needed and most are much smaller.
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Nader » Sun Aug 14, 2011 8:51 am

hi guys,

a new one again after a long time! :wink:

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The building has been described here

http://www.pedelecforum.de/forum/showthread.php?7026-Tretlagerantrieb-im-Selbstbau&p=134286#post134286

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Re: my e-bikes

Postby BATFINK » Sun Aug 14, 2011 11:03 am

Your bikes are awesome especially the bellacoola bike. Well done on you battery builds too as they look awesome. You should make them and sell them as many people find them very hard to find or don't have the technical ability to do it themselves. where do you hide the controller? I did not see BMS on your battery.
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby mud2005 » Sun Aug 14, 2011 7:19 pm

ok that is just plain badass. if there was a prize for stealthiest ebike, you win :mrgreen:
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Re: my e-bikes

Postby Whiplash » Mon Aug 15, 2011 2:49 pm

What kind of power are you getting from this motor setup? I have seen these and was thinking they would make a nice lower power option...
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