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Awwww man I should start a tandem bike Uber company. Now somebody actually is going to do this and make a lot of money here.

Awwww yes Home sweet home,,, well at least that's where I was born. Holmes County. You will find tons of helping here when I was building my bike a few months ago these guys help me out but I'm much older than you and needed an e-bike to help me get up in the mountains because these old legs...

@gems have fun with the build, it took me about three months to build mine but I read a lot of reviews on Motors and battery packs. I had a small budget and built mine around 700. I usually cruise at 15 miles per hour though the bike will do 33.2 on motor alone. However I went with a rear wheel...

I heard someone else having the same problem. They had a bad cell in the battery causing their issue after the company replace the battery pack they had no more problems.

That roads only about 40 minutes from me. Like I said it's dangerous out here with a small thin roads and very curvy and hilly that was just stupid to be right in the middle of the road. I always ride as close as I can to the white line. None-the-less cars are not supposed to be within 3 foot of...

All the times that comes from dust build-up mine was horrid when I first put on my new rear wheel hub. Somehow or another it had a lot of dust on the wheel and it was making a god-awful sound I clean the brakes and the wheel itself and it stopped making the sound. Just in case someone else is...

Have you thought about building your own bike? I built my own bike I read a bunch of reviews on the battery pack that I bought along with the rear wheel motor. It was about $700 to build including the bike, I've only had it for about 2 months but I live in the mountains and with a 48 volt 20 amp...

@harryS The Black Box on the rear rack are 18650 LIPO to make 20AH. Thank you for the advice but I did know about converting the 48 volt down to 12 volts for the lights and all, but knowing that I live in the mountains I wanted the LiPo battery to get me as far as possible. But then again I...

Finally had time to take it for a ride I rode almost exactly 12 miles before the battery was almost empty but I did not want to drain it all the way. 1.4 miles uphill 40 degree incline. On this ride as I live in the Mountains. I added a 12-volt motorcycle battery to the center of the frame to...

I do as well,but it is also a state law to were one here if it is a ebike. And although one of the few places that will allow a 750w motor and speed of 30mph I generally cruse at 15mph.

Hatters, will always hate! At my age its a must. I live in the Mountains and need help getting back After going into town 5 mile away. My legs just are not what they use to be.

I went completely overboard with mine I still have to clean the wiring up some. On the left side I installed a toggle switch for blinkers and a blinker switch relay. On the right hand side I added a speedometer I had to move the selector switch on the gears inward a couple of inches. And...

@AguassissiM I finally finished my e-bike I will put pictures up tomorrow I took it out for a test ride did not get it up to top speed. But here's the speedometer and GPS is only one mile per hour difference. I will most likely run about 15 miles per hour I just wanted to see what the thing...

Thanks again. I will be using a lot of pedal assist I live in the mountains so at my age it's harder to get up to the house when I go to town. So perhaps maybe I should leave the fuse in but go with a 30 amp? And thank you for your reply, and your knowledge of e-bikes

The battery pack actually says 250 volt fuse only on the battery Bank. And it OS Lipo, I put the fuse on there for safety reasons when I was installing the setup. I know that it's correct now so what you're saying the best thing to do is to delete the fuse and just go with a straight wire. I was...

Good morning everyone I just purchased a full set wheel hub and Battery recently I'm fixing to hook it up today. My question is is this I have a 48 volt 20 amp hour battery with a 1000 watt rear wheel hub. Is a 20 amp fuse going to be okay from the battery to the wheel hub in case there is ever...

All this is new to me. Thanks guys he knows how to put everything together and how to install the BMS, he's just short on time because he works so much out of state and country. I'm just trying to get the information together so hopefully I can get all the stuff lined out I will check on some...

I have a neighbor going to build me a battery Bank he's out of state and cannot answer his phone at this time. I'm looking at 3000 milliamp lithium ion batteries. I had people tell me to use 52 batteries I've had people tell me to use 72 batteries I'm looking for a definite answer I'm looking at...

My neighbor is building me a 48 V 24AH battery pack SONY. Lit-ion, what would all recommend for a BMS? And if you could please add a site to the BMS thanks guys.

@PCDoctorUSA. thank you for the info by the way.