Recent content by Scoot440

Okay - that is extremely helpful. I know what I'll be working on tonight. Thanks again, teklektik for all the great advice/info!

Second question: Is there any reason I should not harvest the magnets from my existing magnet disc and make a larger disc? A disc with a 3.5" diameter should accommodate the larger bottom bracket.

Thanks! The larger magnet disc on the PAS 12P Chr may be just the thing. I'll do a little more digging. http://www.ebikes.ca/catalog/product/gallery/image/1542/id/351/

I am installing a PAS sensor on the cranks of a steel-frame Huffy cruiser. What creative workarounds have y'all come up with? Or is there an off the shelf model for the big bottom brackets? Any tips or photos would be appreciated.

Thanks! Is your 750 watt motor the same as this one from Lunacycle? https://lunacycle.com/48v-750w-geared-fat-motor-kit/

That's a sweet bike! What derailleur and shifter did you use when you added the 7-speed?

I recently picked up a used Prodeco Phantom X (36 volt, 500 watt, brushless, direct drive, rear wheel, throttle only). I have been commuting on it, but the the controller went bad after hitting a bump at speed. Since I'll be replacing the controller, this seems like a good time to add pedal...

They are spoked, but the Razor MX500 and MX650 rear wheels are 10" and have a sprocket and disc. You can often find complete bikes very cheap in your local want ads. http://www.monsterscooterparts.com/ramxmxrewhco.html

Welcome to the forum! I am a big fan of the Lambrettas. Are you planning to convert it to electric power?

The exisiting 3.50-10" tire and tube from a Vespa will fit directly on the the Kelly 10" hub motor. ( I meant "tyre". :P )

The Kelly controllers and 10" hub motors make a good combination for converting a P-series Vespa like you pictured, and the rear disk brake with the Kelly will work better than any Vespa rear brake. The two big challenges in converting a Vespa are in battery placement and creating your own...

I had not seen that bag. Thanks! Has anyone used one of these to build their own pack?

Does anyone have experience building their own 18650 pack in one of these? Is there a similar but better product out there? Any suggestions would be helpful. I plan to build a 36V 10Ah pack with some of Doc's Makita cells and I would like something that mounts inside the triangle like this...

Check it out here: http://green.autoblog.com/2014/08/27/brammo-offers-massive-price-drop-on-electric-motorcycles/

From their website: A deposit today will reserve your spot in line for the introductory price of $2999.00 + tax and delivery within California, Oregon and Michigan only. Residents of other states, contact us at customerservice@genze.com to find out when GenZe will be available in your area.