Racingkyle
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I'll be shooting them an email this evening
Maybe not, the pins are round and the gears are oval shaped. Perhaps less stress, more evenly distributed . They are not the traditional square teeth.This might be an incredibly dumb suggestion, but wouldn't more gear contact lead to more chance of the gears wearing down quickly
My curiosity is why they filed for bankruptcy if they were such an advanced company. possibly too much money to manufacture with those types of tolerances.Maybe not, the pins are round and the gears are oval shaped. Perhaps less stress, more evenly distributed . They are not the traditional square teeth.
Very expensive to do leading edge development. My understanding is they had good tech that was ahead of it's time. Batteries were not strong enough. Unclear where the truth lies.My curiosity is why they filed for bankruptcy if they were such an advanced company. possibly too much money to manufacture with those types of tolerances.
Very expensive to do leading edge development. My understanding is they had good tech that was ahead of it's time. Batteries were not strong enough. Unclear where the truth lies.
The bike is raced on the european bike race circuit. I would see how it performs in races. That might tell you more about where they are today.
Fritzmier is a giant company selling carbon sports equipment. Very leading edge. Fritzmeier revolutionized skis on the World Cup level. When I lived in Switzerland in high school, they were the coolest skis.
They have tremendous credibility.
Sounds like the racing model may actually have a bit of power.
- Powerful mid-drive motor system capable of climbing steep hills or accelerating to motor vehicle speeds in the racing configuration
basically, M1 is selling carbon bikes for Fritzmier. I really like the light weight. A big advantage over the 74 pound bikes.My curiosity is why they filed for bankruptcy if they were such an advanced company. possibly too much money to manufacture with those types of tolerances.
The real emphasis on the review of this bike was that it actually works like a bike with this much powerbasically, M1 is selling carbon bikes for Fritzmier. I really like the light weight. A big advantage over the 74 pound bikes.
Verify you can buy it in the USA.Sounds like the racing model may actually have a bit of power
http://www.motostrano.com/M1-Spitzing-E-Bike-Electric-Bike-p/m1rs.htmVerify you can buy it in the USA.
Fritzmier has a very leading edge reputation. Coming from Fritzmier, it is plausible.The real emphasis on the review of this bike was that it actually works like a bike with this much power
Yes, nuvinci is not rated to 120Nm torque. Do not know why they even offer it. Perhaps only works on low power models.interesting. they offer nu Vinci or 10 speed xt. I wonder which would be better. they were worried about how the nu vinci would do under that much force.
I just had such a brilliant thought. even though it won't accelerat that fast, imagine how quickly you would make the time back up with that speed.Fritzmier has a very leading edge reputation. Coming from Fritzmier, it is plausible.
yes, that would explain why the external sprockets are more expensiveYes, nuvinci is not rated to 120Nm torque. Do not know why they even offer it. Perhaps only works on low power models.
Kyle,yes, that would explain why the external sprockets are more expensive
Yes, but with my current mountain bike- I go downhill at about 40 mph with rocks flying like you wouldn't believe. I haven't had any sprockets damages yet, but I would be careful with the battery getting sprayed with rock. on the other hand, they say it is shielded very well.Kyle,
I would want the Rohlff-14 IGH with that amount of torque. You will be going so fast, kicking up rocks. Would be very easy to destroy external gears. You will do 35-45 to have fun. I really like the Pinion gearbox on the Grace One. I am not so crazy about the 2kw motor. I do love the gearbox.
Here is the reply I got. sounds like this thing can go if you want it to. expand the box to see the reply.Polaris acquired Brammo electric motorcycles, which manufactures NMC batteries. If Polaris adds NMC batteries to Aapex eBikes, Polaris could leapfrog the entire eBike industry. NMC is used by Tesla, BMW and most EV manufacturers. NMC can cut battery weight in half and double power of traditional Li-ion batteries.
NMC battery advance is what I am waiting for.
Hi Kyle,
thanks for your interest in M1 Bikes.
The acceleration is based on your input. The engine is measuring your pedaling power and multiplies it depending on the level of assistance you choose, according to the following diagram:
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For example if you choose level 4 and put in a power of 100Watts yourself, the engine gives you a power of additional 195Watts. This is calculated up to a maximum of 850 Watts. As the acceleration of the engine is determined by your input, you can easily choose for a gentile acceleration by gently pedaling or for a strong acceleration by pushing the pedals harder.
I hope this info is helpful for you.
Best wishes,
Please upload the imageHere is the reply I got. sounds like this thing can go if you want it to. expand the box to see the reply.