9C 2807 72v 50a MTB build

[enel1221]

Here's my build, just put it together a week ago.

-Nine continent 2807 motor (i ordered a 2806 but to my surprise a 2807 showed up )
-12 x 4110 MOSFET Extreme Modder Controller LYEN Edition
-3 X 6C Zippy Turnigy Lipos 3000mah 20c from HobbyKing (72v)

Planning on getting
-Maxxis Hookworm Bike Tires
-Larger Disc Brakes
-3 more 6c lipos to run parallel

Currently waiting on a torque arm so i haven't been accelerating too hard. Not going to lie though this thing is fast for my first build! I'm completely addicted after building this, i know i'm going to end up spending way too much money haha.

 

[sabongi]

Sorry but you´re not getting 50A from 3 batteries like these in series...

 

[tomtom123]

50a? what?

 

[Trackman417]

Nice and clean build. Reminds me of my first bike but yours looks much better
Drawing 50 amps from a 3aH lipo battery is just asking for some sort of trouble :?

Your pack is going to deteriorate rather quickly t those settings.

 

[Bill Nye the science guy]

I think you will like the 2807 better than 2806. more low end torque. and as long as you give it lots of volts you will still get good top speeds.

 

[enel1221]

These batteries will do 60a constant 90a max peek, they were only $22 a pack i'm big into rc cars so i guess we'll see how long they last at 50a. I'm actually getting pretty good range also i drive about 7 miles and they only drain to ~3.8v / cell. I've drove about 45 miles on the bike so far.

 

[enel1221]

I like the bag better

 

[enel1221]

Running 18s 50a max, battery was around 68v at those max speeds. Also takes about 200-300m of road to reach low 40s.

Just wanted to post this so people could get an idea of max speed on a 9c 2807 it is different than ebike.ca simulator told me.
Oh also this is 26" wheels with Hookworm tires

In a few weeks i'll be doing speed runs with 24s pack.