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Just when I thought I was finished.... Took my scooter out on the course this weekend with my brand spanking new fenders!!! Problem was , the fenders turned out to be a little bit short to be totally effective. Well, after washing off all the mud off my bag and golf clubs I made a modification...

Here you go: http://www.qs-motor.com/product/new-design-10inch-1000w-4000w-hub-motor-for-electric scooter https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MXJ5OQQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007RURNOW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Summertime in Sacramento is quite warm. Consequently, the greenskeeper keeps the course well watered. It only took a couple of rounds with my scooter before it became apparent that I needed to make some changes. First, any puddle or muddy spot on the course immediately earned me a badge of...

I am BREATHLESS :shock: :shock: :shock: Your design skills are amazing. Thank you :D

When I started this project back in November, I had no idea what I was gonna do with a scooter once I finished building one :? All I knew was that I wanted to build one :D Well, during this time, the powers to be at my country club decided to allow golf scooters to be used.... So, back to...

Thanks Dui, What you are looking at in the picture is the crimp on connector for the charging wire (12 Gauge). The main power wire is an 8 Gauge wire that I hydraulically crimped to one of those hi amperage gold plated stereo rings and then bolted to the busbar. Should hopefully have the...

Today was a great day. FINALLY FINISHED MY SCOOTER!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: Started by completing my battery build. First I quickly milled out a little protective cage for my bms. Next, I cut out some end panels and double side taped them to the ends Then in my effort to prevent...

Today was B Day... time to build the battery for my "Winter Project" I have all but abandoned hope that the person in San Diego is gonna come through. Hope the %$*&@# is enjoying my money :evil: Anyhow, my contingency plan kicked in today. I have been amassing everything I need to build a...

Life has a way of interfering with the best laid plans... Unfortunately, one of those misguided events caused me to shelve my scooter project for a couple of months, but I'm back now :wink: When I last left off, I was trying to figure out my wiring scheme. I ended up pretty much wiring...

So I dove into the wiring aspect :shock: Shoulda been a piece of cake. However couldn't get things to work the way I thought they should. So I took a step back and sat down and created a little wiring diagram. Before I jump back in, does anyone have any comments, corrections, or advice on this...

So, I started wiring up the lights and hubmotor today. The hubmotor was pretty straightforward :wink: The lights, on the other hand were a bit of a challenge. As you recall I have the ground effects, LED headlights and LED tail/brake lights. They all operate off a 15 amp DC converter that will...

Not yet... I'm still working out the wiring. Had to figure out a good workaround to light the taillight/brakelight and how to interface the Kelly controller to the Cycle Analyst and the hubmotor. Think I have things figured out and hopefully will finish the wiring this weekend.. :? Pics to...

PP and armandd... Thanks for the props :) notime... try this for the fork: https://www.srsuntour.us/products/xct-jr-20?variant=27528615043 and the bars I ultimately ended up using: https://www.luckyscooters.com/products/toro-pro-scooter-bars?variant=7590429635 Shop around. You're...

Made a bit of progress this weekend :) Ran all of the wires to the dashboard... Then wired it all up... Closed up the dashboard and mounted in place... Finally, this project is starting to resemble the drawing I did a few months back...

Amberwolf, Thank you for your reply. In my haste to post that last post I had a few typos. It should have read 2.2Kohms, not 22 , and 103 not 105. :oops: Thank you for the lesson on resistor values though. It will come in handy. Anyhow, I messed around a bit by putting varying voltages...