Endless Sphere

Weird, fwiw I don't have a temp sensor installed but have not had any issues with thermal throttling. Granted, here its been low 60's on a nice day and i usually ride in the 3rd assist level. Plus, I am on 26x2.1's that weigh about 550g so less rotational mass. I weigh right around 160 With my setup...

Weird as it sounds, I've actually been impressed with a decent amount of the stuff that I've gotten from there recently if I'm very selective not to buy the cheapest shit and only things with lots of reviews. There of been parts and tools I've been waiting on literally over a year but I've been out ...

Almost all the parts have trickled in so i am about to embark on my g310 build. Looking forward to it In an odd twist of fate, i picked up a cheap chinese carbon hardtail 26er to put a mid drive on that did'nt fit. I had this sitting around new in a 29" rim i got in here, beautiful wheel build ...

yes I suppose it would make more sense, I like the form factor of this control but perhaps I could use one of the integrated battery pack controllers rather than this. I wasn't aware that I could run a torque sensor directly with OSF But that's definitely the way to go if it's the case, Looking into...

I've been thinking for a while about how to pull off the lightweight minimalist build with torque sensor support on a hub. I'm pondering trying to use a tsdz2 controller standalone, If I could adapt it to run, say, a q100? I havent attempted OSF yet, But essentially what I need to know I guess is if...

The TSDZ2 is a great little motor. It really feels like a bike on steroids. I was just riding yesterday and was thinking how much i love the way it performs. I put down a bit less watts at around 250. To throw down some shitty metrics, i would estimate between weight, resistance and unideal gearing ...

I tried to find more information on whether or not this works with the 6fet Hailong internal controllers And I found a few people that mentioned doing it but nobody ever really posted whether or not it worked for the outcome from what I saw. Anyone running this first hand that can say whether or no...

I tried to find more information on whether or not this works with the 6fet Hailong internal controllers And I found a few people that mentioned doing it but nobody ever really posted whether or not it worked for the outcome from what I saw. Anyone running this first hand that can say whether or not...

Are there balancing leads? its just a separate 5.5mm charging lead but i bet they would do external balancing leads if requested. I figured it would just be loosely packed in the usual blue shrink with maybe some cardboard but It actually feels like plastic sheet, it's pretty sturdy. They used sili...

markz wrote: ↑

Apr 06 2021 9:24pm

Have you read Dogmans Dan experience with cheap batteries?

Manbeer wrote: ↑

Apr 06 2021 8:06pm

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you mean the one where he burned his house down?

Probably not but we will see. I was looking for a pack like this and the seller specifically stated NCR21700t cells. What is interesting is that all of their other listings don't specify the cell and don't show pictures, and this one has a hand written 9.6ah capacity rather than checking off the 10 ...

Sweet bike, i was looking at those a while back. I ultimately wound up with a superfly 9.8 but every time i see them especially in that color i get butterflies

More importantly...Is that a 135i?

From what i remember, BAK made some pretty good cells. For anyone who isn't familiar with this story, back in the earlier-mid 2000's, Magicshine headlights came out and for the first time, bright led lights were attainable without spending an arm and a leg. A couple people began distributing them, G...

that FSR is beautiful and the weight really is pretty decent with the dropper and heavy flat pedal. I am doing a weight weenie build right now and trying to keep it on a budget but its like an endless spiral thats exponentially more past a certain point. The TS i have on the m2 stumpjumper didnt cle...

I hope that they make better hardware than they do videos: https://youtu.be/lh2PKcqJ2_8 I sure you have tried it already but try unplugging the throttle as well. The concept of having a vehicle that is dependent on a fickle smartphone and bluetooth boggles the imagination. What could possibly go wr...

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looking for the phaserunner with the clear shell (im assuming they dont make them anymore)

also looking for baserunner z9

if anyone has them sitting around i am in the midst of a couple builds and could really use them. paypal is warmed up and ready to go

thanks!

^not to mention placing the bulk of the weight down low. That looks sick

as you were saying above, it seems like the 36 V is the best one to start out with for flexibility if you're planning on going OSF, Are there any disadvantages such as lower thermal mass?

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also that kit comes with a controller that will draw ~30 amps peak. a quick workaround to make it useable would be to attach the 2 blue jumper wires and limit the top speed. in this mode iirc its 16mph/22a max. since it generally gets up to that top speed so fast the battery wont sag too badly

sounds good, i am always around so if someone calls you and they have the bike at their summer house i am glad to be of assistance

Hi John, It's probably not of much help but I'm out in the Hamptons and do mobile service. As a lot of people commute out here for the weekend during the nicer months, If it would be of any assistance to be able to have a guy out here that can do repairs or warranty or whatever let me know and we co...

awesome, i knew i remembered it from somewhere!

i guess im finally going to have to bite the bullet and do it. ive been pretty happy with everything in stock format but i keep finding more reasons

am i going nuts or do i recall that there was a way to get more info on the display (human power and watts etc) fwiw, i only have the vlcd5 so i dont know if it was a different display or not, but when i first start it up i see many different spots on the lcd that look like it can do more, yet tryin...