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PedalUma reacted to PCeBiker's post in the thread 250 watt motor and 18max current controller? with
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That sounds like a bit too much power to me? A fully charged 48V battery is 54.6V That's almost 1000 watts at 18 amps. Your display... -
PedalUma reacted to RunForTheHills's post in the thread 250 watt motor and 18max current controller? with Like.
Chances are it will be fine. The motor is rated for 250 watt continuous, but should be able to burst higher for short periods. If it...
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PedalUma replied to the thread How many miles a year do you ride?.Like the Isle of Skye.
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ya today first ride 25 miles, light rain, and between 39 and 42.
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We had a 12" snowfall and an early start to winter lockdown on the last day of November. We had a brief thaw and got out once last...
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PedalUma replied to the thread How many miles a year do you ride?.It was misty rain for my first ride of the year today. And it was a blast. Some of the trails are decomposed granite or gravel, so it...
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PedalUma replied to the thread How many miles a year do you ride?.It is going to be 50 F and cloudy this morning. I traditionally go on a Jan 1st ride to a hilly park with nice trails. It will be mucky...
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Just want to tell you guys I am on the first rides this year 2026 despite real winter weather including frost and snow 🌨️❄️😊
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ya got to tp keep sane and feel good. I don't do well sitting around. all week it's going to be cold and rain and my wife is leaving for...
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PedalUma replied to the thread How many miles a year do you ride?.Movement everyday.
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The number of rides i really high because every time I go into a store or such, it starts another ride on the upload. But man all that...
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PedalUma replied to the thread Show Us a Tool.Way out left, we have about three more hours of 2025.
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HNY to you, PedalUma.
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PedalUma replied to the thread Show Us a Tool.Happy New Year 2026. I had no idea this thread would last for five years! I really though it might be for about five geeks & for maybe...
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I have had my eye on the Crombie Tool from Abbey Bike Tools for years, but I just can't pull the trigger when the $7 tool from Park does...
