Endless Sphere

Norco Santiago is a 1x7 which I purchased used last year, I bought a Leaf 1500W rear hub for it, just deciding what controller to use on it. That is my summer/spring/fall ebike, while currently I am riding a Northrock Fat bike from costco for winter riding, though the back tire is a 4" wide, I had p...

Yeah I break pedals all the time, but I tend to buy cheap pedals. The pedals I splurged on, $20 range, are one piece cast metal of some sort seem to have held up fine. I purchased a grab bag box full of used stuff last year, because I had a square/square taper, instead of a diamond/square taper and ...

you buying new electra? because the used ones are cheaper, but sometimes a certain seller will be selling it for real cheap, especially now that its nearing xmas time. I’m looking at the fat tire lux mostly because I want a cruiser style bike with disk brakes and external gears... not a lot of choi...

you buying new electra? because the used ones are cheaper, but sometimes a certain seller will be selling it for real cheap, especially now that its nearing xmas time.

Could you give an example of a proper way for a 2S or 3S bms to be built, and then have the ability to put multiples together and still have the same safety factor.

2) I've also burnt up the windings in the MXUS 45H which is the 3kw. Which was a month or two ago. What type of continuous watts were you pumping through your 45h motor to melt it? Would 3-4kw continuous fry it? It was not a matter of how many continuous watts I was pulling that burnt it, well it w...

Don't go too low power! Don't cheap out! Electric costs money, so spend wisely. Lots of Britons are scared to achieve 251W, but if you ride with common sense and courtesy, no need to be scared of buying a 1000W or 1500W system for your bicycle. Other places it says 500W or 750W, no one knows anythin...

Lots of ebay motors have lasted a very long time, its the controllers that dont last. I just buy sensorless from Greentime and call it a day, stock up on a few throttles, throw in a spare controller and call it a day.

bring your battery in with you might be an option.

hard tail is alright lots have a good suspension seat post which is good to have fat bike tires soften the cushion if your of average weight, 100-250lbs then a fs is good to have havent seen much for 350+lb guys for suspension. mind any suspension fork will do, but a good one its the rear for heavy ...

I've had two crashes in a week. First one was black ice going around a corner, so luckily I had slowed down. Second one back end slid out Looking back from the same spot as the following pictures. crash lookiing back.jpg 26x2" front motor wheel and a 26x4" rear crash1.jpg crash 2.jpg crash 3.jpg You...

^^^Better be a Rubi! I dunno why people buy them non Rubi's and install offroad gear on them, but maybe they have the offroad option, lockers, skid plates, d44's. Price no doubt is the reason people go non Rubi, but d44's and lockers is a great addition. I dont do much in terms of maintenance, excep...

You could try reversing the torque arm on the problem side and see how it fits.

Anyone tried Shirataki noodles?
Found it on some list, but been told they dont taste too good.

Maybe find a zuchinni spiral recipe or something.

lots of eggs for me
tenderloin

even the low carb bread is not good for keto, the lowest I found was 11g per slice.

I thought there was an advantage for more torque on a smaller wheel dia on mid drives.
But hey, your more then likely right!

neptronix wrote: ↑

Nov 12 2019 4:09pm

If we're talking about a mid drive, then unfortunately you don't get an advantage there.

If you get caught with an ebike that is 255W, they cuff and stuff you and sent off to prison. Then at the cop shop, your uncuffed, transported to the penal colony where your stuffed again while locked up. Just kidding. If you ride responsibly, and are courteous, then there is absolutely nothing wron...

When I was at the junk yard, a lot of older trucks had a narrow pancake like alternator. I think I will still make a junky bicycle into an alternator ebike. It will be a fun project! and I can lock it up without worrying about it, like today I went to a big mall to watch The Joker, then across the s...

Most likely you will have to dig a trench, otherwise its poles, so if you can get clearence from the condo board to install, then 28' of trench, 4-6' deep would be about right. Hopefully there is no concrete or asphalt in the way. You will have to get a utilities finder company to come out and mark ...

How tall are you and whats your weight? My most-ridden ebike is an Electra cruiser. I trimmed an inch off of the top of the seat-tube, and then switched to a Suntour NCX, which is shorter than the Thudbuster by one inch. I liked the long-travel Thudbuster (LT), but it was a bit tall. I would have gl...

That smaller bolt/nut is to hold the shaft.
Must be common on all alternators then.
Interesting

That is light weight to some, shall we say medium weight!
Distance and speed of ride, along with terrain gradients will determine the size of your battery in terms of Ah (distance), and Voltage (speed)

Scuttling-Claws wrote: ↑

Nov 10 2019 4:54pm

I'm on the larger side (about 200 pounds)

I am giving up on the alternator motor idea. I hit the junk yard today, most pulley bolts were larger then 22mm, atleast for the truck section, probably 24mm or 7/8'ths. I did see one alt on the ground, but the back electronics layed in a pool of water, not that that matters, but I couldnt tell if t...

Excuse to buy more tools!
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mast ... p.html#srp

You still using 12V to excite the alternator? Also, what kind of a shaft was on the alternator when you pulled the pulley off? Was there a gear that fit? What gear tooth count did you install? :bigthumb: hi guys, just an update albeit a few weeks later! The Ekart is working!! I rewired the alternato...

I went on Yuba's website
Terminology is
Fullsize Cargo - Loooooong wheelbase
Compact Cargo - Shorter wheelbase