I thought a Bosch based eBike would be in the cards while I could still balance two wheels, but life sometimes (always?) moves quicker. I’ve two the new batteries now, only EM3EV languishing in some port.
Given the lower profile I expect more stability than a typical delta trike.
Next, it’s which motor. Have MAC 10T 26” wheel rebuilt? Greenbikekit front GD? BBS01B 500W? All new.
Or,
Used MXUS FDD from my Trek Pure?
SEE POST BELOW FOR MOTOR DETAILS.
Nice butt!
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Specs:
- Tires:Kenda K
- Brakes
isc front and rear
- Rim: Alloy Double Wall
- Frame: 6061 Aluminum
- Shifter: Sunrace Friction Shifter
- Speeds: 8 speed
- Derailleur: Shimano Alivio
- Spokes: 14 Gauge Stainless
- Headset: Sealed Bearings
- Chain ring: 38
- Rear cog: 11-32
- Chain: KMC rust buster
- Stem: UNO, alloy, fixed, 90mm
Features:
- Wheelbase: Large: 57” Small: 51”
- Overall Length: Large: 82” Small: 77”
- Basket: 21×15 at top/17.5×11.5 at bottom
- Weight: 30” – 57 pounds, 38″ – 60 pounds
- Weight Capacity: 350 Pounds
- Handlebar Height: 47”
- Rear Basket
- Heavy Duty Fenders
- Seat Height at lowest position: Large: 30.5″ Small: 28”
- Step Over Height: Large: 17.75” Small: 16.5″
Frame Size:
- Small: Fits People from Approximately 5’2 to 5’10(up to 30″ inseam)
- Large: Fits People from Approximately 5’8 to 6’4(29″ inseam – 34″ inseam)
- All sizes approximate as everyone is different.
- It is always best to test ride before buying if possible.
- There should never be more than 5″ of seat post showing between top of collar and bottom of horizontal backrest tube. See example here.
The following are all proprietary Day 6 designs and standard on all Day 6 Bicycles:
- 16″ Contour Seat with dual density memory foam
- Ergo S’port Backrest
- Aluminum EZ Reach Handlebars
- 6061 Aluminum U-First Frame