Recent content by KalSteve

Very nice John. :bigthumb:

Thunderheart, thanks for running these tests and sharing the data.

I vote for Darwin. Leave the cars quiet, disregard the bereaved during their reality disassociation phase and soon enough the new generation will learn that situational awareness is more important than their mobile devices when crossing the street.

Short answer, yep. You will need to research your bike specifics (didn't see dropout widths in the specs from your link). A Q100 geared front tyre kit would be easiest and not too obtrusive. A lot of people prefer a rear tyre kit. There are lots of options, have a look around.

The Redflow batteries in Australia look like they are working OK, with a few relatively minor teething problems. https://redflow.com/

Nice setup. Neat and tidy and very safe and useable. Great work.

Legendary stuff. Well done.

Good point Drum. Forced air cooling looks like the only option.

Has anyone tried oil filling one of these? Looks doable and should massively improve heat shedding.

Pulling a Kayne here... I just gotta say, thanks Athlon, Luke and Marcos. These discussions tickle my brain. I am not clever enough to understand most of it but the language is at a level that I can learn a bit. Awesome stuff. And once again, thanks Justin for keeping this forum going so this...

I have lost some friends to bike accidents, motorised and otherwise. I have lost more friends to car accidents. Once you are going over 30km/h, any sudden stop can kill you. I am with the Luke side of this argument. The less special snowflakes on this site the better.

Paracetamol = Tylenol, normal adult dosage 4x 1000mg daily. Ponstan = not sure, maybe Ponstel? Ask the chemist for the anti-inflammatory Mefenamic Acid. Normal adult dosage 4x 500mg daily after meals. Ponstan/Ponstel might be expensive in the USA. Fairly cheap elsewhere around the globe.

I did my AC joint (Acriomioclavicular joint (not ACL, the anterior cruciate ligament is in the knee)) several years ago playing rugby. Not as bad a separation as Methods, mine was only a grade 3 tear. The emergency doctor needs his prescription checked, Methods has a full separation with...

I have always received excellent service from SamD. He stocks lots of cool stuff and contributes significantly to these forums.

The part I would find hardest is remembering that the electric motor is happiest at high RPM whereas ICE's generally are not. I would always be shifting into 3rd or 4th when cruising where it would be better left in 2nd.