Recent content by ace20ri

Not sure why the description has Li-polymer instead of Li-ion. Pack is designed to use Panasonic’s GA or LG MJ1 18650 cells.

Thanks! I did some FEA on removing the material and the deflection was okay and there was no cross section yielding so all is good. I went with 48v since it has higher energy in the same form factor as the 52v, 1008Wh vs 910Wh. Marginal but $/Wh was better for 48v, $0.72 vs $0.77 and gave me the...

I have a 2017 Yukon Limited and had to swap out the power electronics for Grin’s phaserunner and CA3 computer to go faster. Worth every penny if you want full control and to push the limits of the motor. I just recently swapped out the original 10Ah battery for a 21Ah battery with 40A continuous...

Haven’t posted on here in a while but I recently upgraded my Yukon Limited (2017 model) 10Ah battery to a 21Ah battery from EBike Marketplace. The 21Ah Dorado Max is 505mm long versus the stock 10Ah Dorado Plus 440mm so I had to modify the bike a little. I plan to go for a distance ride soon...

@PCDoctorUSA The Supercells have been awesome! No flats since I swapped to them and went tubeless. Ride is super quiet compared to the Juggernauts.

@jazz YES! I finally had enough. So glad I did...disappointed I didn't make the decision sooner!

Consolidating this post from another one I made! I recently swapped out the nubby stock Juggernauts for Origin8 Supercell tires. Talk about a huge difference! My ride is so much smoother and quite. I also converted the wheels to tubeless and have not looked back. Here are a few pics: Origin8...

I looked at Osprey as well when I thought about going with a back pack instead of a pannier. I do feel a little more "nimble" with a back pack instead of a pannier but my back had a lot to say about that after a few round trips. I have over 1k miles with my garment pannier and could not be...

I am really happy with the garment pannier. Besides keeping my clothes somewhat presentable when I take them out it has a padded laptop section inside that is pretty well protected from moisture. It comes with a rain cover but never had to use it since rainfall is pretty unusual where I live...

That's the thought, whether that turns out to be true I'll eventually find out. The 30TPI Juggernauts on the Yukon are a bear to remove. I have the process down now but I break a tire lever every time I had to remove the tires on the Yukon. I have been checking tire for punctures and have not...

They are 30TPI Thanks for checking out the post. I only have 125 miles on the Origin8 Supercell tires but so far but no punctures yet.. I have had 5 flats on my rear wheel in the past 4 months so this last flat I decided to go tubeless. I am still messing around with the PSI setting, but right...

@PCDoctorUSA I commute with my Yukon and love it. Granted, I have changed a lot on my ebike, I recently swapped out the nubby stock Juggernauts for Origin8 Supercell tires. Talk about a huge difference! My ride is so much smoother and quite. I also converted the wheels to tubeless and have not...

@AguassissiM Thanks! Sharing is caring ;) I’ll look out for your upgrades when that time comes.

After some calculations and measurements, I discovered that I could swap out my 42T chainring with a 46T chainring and still have plenty of clearance to the chainstay. I also opted to remove the bashguard and add a Problem Solvers Chain Spy 2 and Direct Mount Adapter to prevent the chain from...

In case anyone is interested, the late 2016 Yukon 750 Limited (November 2016 specifically) used a 42T front chainring. I noticed on the Voltbike's website that the current Yukon 750 Limited ships with a 44T front chainring. After some calculations and measurements, I discovered that I could swap...