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I've been racking my brains which model to purchase but in the end it's the hardtail. Since I mainly ride in the city it makes sense to go with the HT 29 incher. Now the other decision is which size, M, L, XL I found this sizing chart which displays each model by Frey, compare frame sizes with...

Trike sits in Florida all year round but we are there Dec to April. I plan to take the battery with me when I get down in Dec and take it back in April. I also use it in my Schwinn scooter during the summer here in Montreal. It would be a waste to keep there for 8 months sitting idle even though...

I am quite overwhelmed the amount of feedback. And a little confused which direction we should proceed. So many options. Which should we choose.

She's retired living is south Florida for the winter months. Last year I bought her Sun tricycle 26" front tire (non fat tire) with a 3 speed changer. Trike weighs 50 lbs and she is over 350. I also have a 36v 20ah lifepo I got as a gift. She needs to get to the stores 3-6 miles round trip...

Glad to hear there's progress. Can you update me on the controller, more pics and details. I PM you earlier, like to share more.

Congrats of getting a super scooter. I have the same model as yours. I have upgraded to new discs front and rear, added new cables, grips, a large soft puffy saddle, added Kevlar liners inside the tires, have extra tires as they don't last, added a trip meter, and best of all added a lifepo4...

I can't understand what's with all this SLA talk, with all the time and monies spent you could have a Lifepo by now. Do what I did, modify the battery compartment to fit the larger size, add a front disc brake. It will extend your range and reliability ten fold. Also buy a decent 5 amp charger...

I have a Schwinn Stealth 1000, same as yours. I added a lifepo 36V 20ah in the same box below. I had to lower the battery box three inches to accommodate the added size. Added better discs and 5ah charger. She goes great, can run for 25 miles or 5 hrs on a charge. Best bang for the buck, check...

Here is the inside 5 amp Sunthing charger. This is the evassemble charger with 240 V

The sunthing charger is a 110v, we checked the fuse, it was ok and had power on to the ac line but didn't do the charge. The evassemble is the 240v. I have them at the office. Will photo both and post the pics tomorrow. thx

I still have the 240v, can you show me how to do it, its a 5amp charger.

I purchased from sun-thing a few months back in June, a 36v20ah for $350-. Delivered in 25 days with a dead charger which he gave me a rebate. So I ordered one from Evassemble but he screwed up too and sent me a 220v, useless here in NA. I complained and he then sent me a 110V and arrived in a...

I checked with my buds volt meter, the battery is good at 38 ?, the charger does work and reads 42v, but the charger plug from the battery has a short with no reading. I'll fix this first thing tomorrow. I ended up using a backup 3a charger, which took the better part of the day, about 8 hrs...

I believe in buying quality all within reason, so $115 is a fair price. How long does it take to complete a charge with this 16a model? Do you think I can get it stateside instead of across the pond?

So to get back to the first question, who makes a decent, as you call it, middle grade charger?