Recent content by SaabGuy

Hah oops. Should've known :oops:

Tony01, thanks for the Robert Horn mention. That was a very fun read. Going to have to disagree with your telescopic forks for front suspension recommendation, though. A FF has no reason to build load bearing structure up that high just for forks. Goal is to link front wheel to the rear wheel in...

Started conceptualizing a feet forward (FF) electric motorcycle. Priorities are 1. Efficiency 2. Power 3. Comfort? I'm doing everything I can to keep the height low and the wheel base short (currently 72"). That means the seat is mounted to the lower frame pan, hub centric steering, creative...

the QS was great. lots of torque and mine was wound so low it was very quick up to 45mph. way too much power for this kind of frame though. i machined some spacer bushings. they were 8mm or so i think.

Hmm?

Here are the torque arms if anyone is interested. These are 10mm wide and were used to convert my 150mm dropout motor to a 170mm frame. Two of these (aka two sets of top and bottom halves) could be used on a 150mm frame. One set has M8 threads, the other a M8 through hole for attaching to the...

I stripped the rim off the 205 hub so I can replace the old hub and sell the frame... Gotta find those old spokes though :shock: Just selling the 205 if anyone was thinking about getting the whole thing.

Not for sale, no. I ended up using a battery master disconnect switch for my main switch... Not worth selling.

I don't know. Picture attached of controller. I have the Bluetooth module.

Yes. 26x4 80mm rim. It's meant for 150mm dropouts, but my machined torque plates are 10mm wide to space it out for my 170mm frame. You could probably make it work, but you'd have to forgo the axle nut, but that'd be fine with these clamps though I think. Ropower86, Idk if I want to sell just...

Shipping would be $12 for one battery I dont like the bicycle frame. I want to get a small dual sport bike and build one of those. I also dont like how easy these are to steal... Makes me nervous actually using it.

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All this stuff has approx 40 miles on it (a few charge cycles). Like new. Located in the USA. -($80 +ship) shimano hydraulic brakes (no integrated ebrake regen switch on these) -$50/$100 Torque arms see later post...

i found similar limitations on my fat ebike. around 7in (your 20cm :lol:) it gets very squirrely (and fun). i stay away from snow covered sidewalks and iced over areas without studs. What studs did you buy? i found a few small ones on aliexpress but never ordered.

youd need to make a harness to connect the two packs for use in the bike. for series youd connect the + of one pack to the - of the other and then the remaining + and - are your overall pack leads. just use whatever gauge the leads on the batteries are, or one step larger (smaller #) for...