disndat
100 W
Hey I thought you said you only had one 5304 left :wink: Forget the x5 lets get that red hornet going 
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E.M.X
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I Had one Rear motor left.. :wink:
This is a front wheel motor, no freewheel, chain removed.
It was laced in a deep-V 26" rim, i un-laced and re-laced it last night into a double wall 20"
We got snow last night...
I just finished shoveling 4 inches of it in my driveway
This is a front wheel motor, no freewheel, chain removed.
It was laced in a deep-V 26" rim, i un-laced and re-laced it last night into a double wall 20"
We got snow last night...
I just finished shoveling 4 inches of it in my drivewaydisndat
100 W
Well now you can practice donuts and stoppies in the snow :lol:
2WD might be good for snow.
Keeping upright can be real challenging in snow.
Keeping upright can be real challenging in snow.
BiGH
100 kW
dual x5s my friend would be scarey --- do it! 
might wanna try it on a drag strip first
might wanna try it on a drag strip first
Doctorbass
100 GW
BiGH said:dual x5s my friend would be scarey --- do it!
might wanna try it on a drag strip first
and a trailer for the battery pack... :lol:
Doc
With the BMX frame, you pretty much end up with a back-pack battery.. sucks .. but also convenient..
Consider that the bike is not suitable for long-range traveling, it's mostly for testing and joy-riding.. so having the pack on your shoulders is an option for now.
This GT bmx will not hold up a rear rack, for very long.. not strong enough, a full sized better quality rig would be better.. that will be the EMX-2 :wink:
Consider that the bike is not suitable for long-range traveling, it's mostly for testing and joy-riding.. so having the pack on your shoulders is an option for now.
This GT bmx will not hold up a rear rack, for very long.. not strong enough, a full sized better quality rig would be better.. that will be the EMX-2 :wink:
Hi m8
What about a topeak like mine on my pic opposite, that holds 20lbs! enough for 72V of lipo and it doesnt bother the handling, I used to ride with them on my back then thought better of it.
Love the electric BMX!! such a laugh to ride, all ebikers must make one! great for a second bike for running errands and if you are clever you can just install the motor and controller ans swap over your battery pack.
Cheers
Knoxie
What about a topeak like mine on my pic opposite, that holds 20lbs! enough for 72V of lipo and it doesnt bother the handling, I used to ride with them on my back then thought better of it.
Love the electric BMX!! such a laugh to ride, all ebikers must make one! great for a second bike for running errands and if you are clever you can just install the motor and controller ans swap over your battery pack.
Cheers
Knoxie
Drunkskunk
100 GW
knoxie said:
If you were to add a couple of bars from the back of that rack to the back axle, you could probably double the load, and double the life span of the rack. It could even be pretty light weight bars, 1/4 piano wire would be fine. 1/2 hollow tube would be even better, but something even smaller would work
The idea is to brace the back rack so the stress from road vibration has somewhere else to go besides through the seat clamp
Yes, absolutely, very good idea. 8)
And agreed, the BMX is a great platform with the strong dropouts. I'm already looking out for a full size bmx frame for the next project.
And agreed, the BMX is a great platform with the strong dropouts. I'm already looking out for a full size bmx frame for the next project.
chrispoole
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My god that looks deadly
I've had fun with an electrified folder, here is a pic about 6 months old:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39342780@N00/971895945/
Great bike until I added front suspension. The fork length altered the geometry and it never felt right. Unfortunately I had to hacksaw a part of the bike's stem to fit the fork stem. Sorry will post pic if requested, but not on flickr site at the moment.
The fork is from a 'kids moutain bike' but is steel and seems quite strong - might be a good option for your emx - just do the measurements before hand (unlike me).
I've had fun with an electrified folder, here is a pic about 6 months old:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39342780@N00/971895945/
Great bike until I added front suspension. The fork length altered the geometry and it never felt right. Unfortunately I had to hacksaw a part of the bike's stem to fit the fork stem. Sorry will post pic if requested, but not on flickr site at the moment.
The fork is from a 'kids moutain bike' but is steel and seems quite strong - might be a good option for your emx - just do the measurements before hand (unlike me).
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