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Two ways. First time I drew 2+ amps thru the headlight circuit charging my phone...poof. Second time I hooked up a 60w headlight, the halo one that seems popular. 60w/50v=1.25amps, well above the 1.0 amp limit.

I fried my second controller messing around with a headlight upgrade. Lectric sent me the first one for free, now they wants $70 plus to send a replacement. I don't want to cough up that much when I see Ali full of $15 controllers, but I don't know which one works. Any ideas?

PLEASE, convince me to do the same 😫

☝️Lectric XP & stock battery.

Well it was the answer to his dilemma. The answer to yours sounds like buy a different bike. I feel you.

I think I could go 50 miles on a single charge. Anyone ridden further? Who's up for the challenge?

Some have asked for details on how I changed the handlebars. Here you go...

Probably closer to 25k, but that's a guess. Either way that's about 5% of the projected 400k ebike sales in 2020. That's a decent share of any market!

Just like the title says, Lectric sales are over 20k units in 12 months, has ANY bike manufacture sold that many of ANY bike? Has Trek or Cannondale or Schwinn even sold 20k bikes of any model in the last 12 months? Inquiring minds want to know.

Thanks very much! They are the Odyssey Lumberjack XXL 9.8" rise.

I'm trying to upgrade the freewheel on my lectric XP, and find it extremely frustrating and limiting that it has a freewheel, which of course limits my gear selections. So my question is do any manufacturers including cassette on the rear, for easy upgrades? Ultimately I'm looking for an 11-42...

You simply need to adjust the rear derailleur properly. Watch this video, follow along, and your problem will be solved.

No, I know there are lots of people using simple brushless controllers on their powered skate boards and kick bikes and I plan to research more eventually but don't know anything helpful yet...

Update? I found this thread fascinating and just picked up a kick scooter that I'm going to convert. I found several 16 & 20 inch hub motors. Which did you get?

Thanks! I got the LCD and no it doesn't show speed while coasting. No biggie though, this is just to hold the wife over until her Lectric XP arrives.

Have you done anything with these? They should work, if you pound out the old cups first. What do you plan to do?

And I you love/hate this, keep an eye for my Hardtail Chopper thread coming soon!

Dropper: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0855QDB6N/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_xyzrFbBGKFXQX Lever: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0884WLK17/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_GzzrFb6YBER6X Cables: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PPP2N7Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_lAzrFbX5RVJ6T

Good for you guys! Back on topic... I've finished my dropper post install. It gives me a whopping 14" of travel. 8" on the fly via the remote lever and 6" via the seat post clamp. 26" min and 40" max.

Same question was asked on Facebook and they got blasted. Consensus is you CAN'T hook a dog up to an ebike, or motorcycle or a car safely or in good conscience. Your bike, your dog, your choice though...