Recent content by Gionnirocket

Electra is a fitting name for a conversion

I believe it's even lower than that. Last spec I came across was 6v / 500mA x 2 (front - rear) That said on my Ultra bike I tapped the battery wires just before they enter the controller with a 4a fuse and wired the lights directly. I didn't want to use the display to switch On/Off the lights...

That's what I assumed... Overloaded

Park makes a mount facing tool to make these fine adjustments... but it's expensive +$500US If you're using caliper spacers I would try filing them as an inexpensive alternative If it's a thru_bolt you can try and source something like this elevator bolt and put the nuts on the other side...

One thought. . . If you look at the outer most edge of the rotor you see it dips in reducing the contact area just about at the widest part. Perhaps the same is happening on the inner edge purposely. This may be for cooling and to shed dust build_up That said my Tektro and Rohloff rotors don't...

A UL listing is never a bad thing and is a safety certification... so yes if authentic it should be ok to keep the battery indoors. I belive you can verify the certificate of their website. https://www.ul.com/cere-search-certificates I keep many uncertified batteries indoors but they come from...

That's pretty much bottom of the barrel as far as quality. I spent more than that for a diy reliable motor and descent battery kit. If you are looking in the $1000 price range you better be familiar with bike maintenance and repair and know your way around basic wiring as well as you'll be on...

I took that as a play on words and that you spend a lot of time riding trails 🤣

Well everyone is entitled to their opinion.... Honestly not trying to offend as you seem like a very nice person.. But I find many of your posts are just cheerleading and regurgitating the most common of internet "facts" and you don't come across as very experienced or knowledgeable. But you're...

I took the edge off But who is he to dictate what others may find useful or how others make use of the site.

Do as you like...Stefan is nothing more than the self appointed ebr SS commandant If you were replying to a thread about Specialized... he'd applaud you.

I think he's a vampire. . .

I can't use Stud finders.... they alert as soon as I pick it up. 🙃

The Velotric is a very nice bike but it leaves your wishlist with holes in it. No experience with the bike but hub drives are typically lacking when it comes to climbing/pulling and natural feel. Things are developing so these concerns may be not be with the latest motors/controllers. That...

They're set right on the outer edge of the rotor. I'm not developing a no contract lip on the rotor nor the pads.