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Kkevinmccune reacted to mschwett's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with
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i have a commuter with a front 500w motor. ride it up steep san francisco hills all the time, sometimes with a kid on the back! in a... -
Kkevinmccune reacted to PedalUma's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
All I need to do is shorten the display wire and add the speed sensor wheel magnet to a cargo bike with a DM02. I just tested it...
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Kkevinmccune reacted to JRA's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
I have built 3 different 1000w front hub motor road oriented bikes since 2016, the one in the pics in 2017 was #2 a CL Specialized with...
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Kkevinmccune reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
That sounds like hella fun.
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Kkevinmccune reacted to Catalyzt's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
It really depends on how you are using them. I felt that mine gave me really good service for two years-- I was pushing it past its...
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Kkevinmccune reacted to PedalUma's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
It is just a spoke magnet to count rotations and to display speed. Also it can be input for smoothness or perkiness.
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Kkevinmccune reacted to Base's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
Frontwheel motor e-bikes where common goods in the days that e-bikes were very expensive. You see them a lot on the street here as cheap...
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Kkevinmccune reacted to PedalUma's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
The motor is in! I will need to splice in wire length because the cargo bike is so long to extend the speed sensor. Then I will need to...
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Kkevinmccune reacted to PedalUma's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
Another thing is where you ride. If that is not bike conducive, the bike may not be used much. I ride daily all year...
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Kkevinmccune reacted to PedalUma's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
Stripping away redundancy in the name of efficiency has a certain ideological appeal. But there is a practical reason aircraft have...
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Kkevinmccune reacted to Rás Cnoic's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
No need to wait. No need for small hub motor anymore either. The new TQ40 mid drive just released at Eurobike last week, is already on...
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Kkevinmccune reacted to jabberwocky's post in the thread Still searching for the perfect ultra-light ebike kit for road bikes — here’s the idea in my head with Like.
I personally think its extremely foolish to crowdfund an ebike in 2025. Theres so much readily available on the market. Theres zero...
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Kkevinmccune reacted to spokewrench's post in the thread Woman chased teen on e-bike to 'speak with his parents' for going too fast, Flagler deputies say with Like.
According to a 2024 Gallup poll, there are only 3 of 17 institutions in which a majority of Americans have “quite a lot” of confidence...
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KWhat if you blacked out one tooth and pushed out the ears?
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Kkevinmccune reacted to sc00ter's post in the thread Nutcase helmets at Ollie's for $9.99? with Like.
So I stopped into a Ollie's today (06/28/2025) and found a nutcase helmet for $9.99, regular price of $80. It was the strawberry print...