So far (114) folks on endless-sphere are riding an ebike built using one of my stripped TidalForce S-750 ebike frames/parts. ( As seen here: http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=10748 ) The frames are purpose-built for ebikes, with channels inside the frame for wiring, a brace for the rear triangle, and a torque-arm mount. They also have connectors for disk brakes, V brakes, bottle mount, and rear rack mount. It also helps that they are very strong, very light, and a work of art from the welds to the paint job.
Maybe you wanted one too, but didn't want the extra hassle of buying forks and a headset and shifters, and then assembling all the parts yourself, or expense of having a bike shop do it for you? You are in luck, because I also have a few complete, assembled Tidalforce S-750 frames, factory sealed in the original boxes, available for sale.
By complete, I mean if you add wheels, you'll have a bicycle; if you added Tidalforce wheels/wiring/dashboard, you would have a Tidalforce S-750.
By assembled, I mean the the forks and cranks and gear system are all installed. There is minor final assembly required - putting on the pedals, inserting the seatpost, bolting down the handlebars etc. The pictures below detail what's inside - they are from 2007, which was the last time I unsealed one. You can see the packaging is excellent so I expect all frames to arrive in great shape. Unless you want me to unseal the box to verify condition, I only certify that they are packed as shown.
Anyow, I have sold so many of the stripped frames that I was able to move most of my TidalForce collection to long-term storage, and get rid of the expense of my local warehouse. I planned on keeping all of the Factory-Sealed "complete Frames" because they are unique and rare, but when I was done I just didn't have enough room for the last stack of them - so "f--- it" they are for sale. That means you have a chance to buy one of these rare, unmolested, factory-sealed ebike frames only $375 plus shipping/paypal. Both colors, Silver and Red are available.
Move fast, because when this stack is gone, good luck prying more out of me
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Also for $60 you can round out your rear-hub-motor build with this accessory kit:
(1) New 26" Quick-Release front wheel
(1) New Durable Double Kickstand
(1) New OEM 7 speed cluster matching derrailiur
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IMG_7783_640.jpg- Another View. Note the brace between the front forks.
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- The rear triangle is suspended in the box. Note the rear brakes in place.
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- A view from the rear of the box.
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- Left side of the frame. Note the handlebars with gearshifts/cabling in place, and brake levers at the ready, waiting to be bolted onto the stem.
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- Same view at an angle, note the brace between the rear brakes.
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- The rear triangle with the protective foam removed to reveal the derailliur/chain.
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- View of the right side of the frame, rear triangle, note both derailliurs
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- View of the right side of the frame, front half.
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- The seat, seatpost, kickstand, pedals, reflectors, and front brake cables, also need attachemtns.
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PM sent.
100mm travel is pretty respectable.
I twisted suspension forks with an x4 and will never use a front hub on suspension again. I am sorry to say that I am not a fan of front hub motors in general. 
