Recent content by beast775

From the Sooke trail- Cowichan trail ,Vancouver Island PNW. homemade Surly Moonlander -grin 350w front hub-pas-36v 21.5ah battery, rode for 7 hrs with breaks on 1 charge.

Not alot, but some will remap depending which year they were made and which company made them..ezee controllers were made well and I have run older 36v systems with a 48v +52v battery with 60v caps for years ,but I was easy on them running a cycle analyst at 25 amps or less and made sure they...

Welcome to the Eclub..great looking rig.more than likely if it's an ezee controller it will have 60v caps..ya can't be sure but I've worked with quite a few ezee kits over the years.

Spent a brief period 9 days helping out a shop doing ebike rentals, first thing i noticed is 70% didnt pedal the bikes and ran out of battery 12ah in 30-45 min and 20 miles from the shop. i would designate someone to just ride the rental till it quit, then cut 15% off the total and that would be...

Hi Phil..Things of importance. 1 batteries over 12ah are expensive,and you will need bigger ah if you have rentals.. 2 insurance. 3 mechanic, or at least someone with DIY experience of ebikes on hand. 4 luck. Mark.

As l0ng as your not in, sand- salty -dirty mud conditions,do you have a geared hub or DD?

Welcome trac 1 theres lots of info here,and people are friendly if you need to ask questions.plus i lived in winnipeg for 1 winter in 96 and split that spring:).

Youre last bike,ha.... thats what i said. glad youre enjoying your focus, ebikes are a menace in a fun way.

Welcome Roflo-Its damn exciting isnt it! volt bikes seem good, fatbikes rule,tip- keep a log book on your tire inflation for efficiency from the get go.

That looks like a awesome trip, how did you charge at the tesla terminal? all terminals where im at have plugs for a car only.

(Link Removed - No Longer Exists) If its your first battery you might want to practice with a 48v 8 ah battery,spot welding 18650s is an art form-- which im not good at-- my first battery build had problems all the time and i just didnt think all the specialty work was something i was...

Im from Victoria BC canada so im a hop skip and jump away,its awesome this area to ride in..its very exciting getting your bike and fenders are a must living in the pacific northwest!

I have only ridden a bbs01 mid drive and i felt it very difficult to pedal without power, best bet would be a bigger battery or a geared hub for easy pedalling and efficiency,like berry said try another bike see how it feels. level 1 is terrible on my system iirc 7mph!

If there is no markings on the hub and your responsible and use common sense, there will be no problems,if it makes you feel better buy a 500w sticker and apply to your motor.