Great overview

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If you are worried about getting a flat with the extra weight of the big hub motor. You could try Mr.Tuffy tire linners and double up on them for extra protection.

I've just built a rear hub 42v 1,500 watt on a 1990s Raleigh mountain bike. More power than I need. So I connected the street legal wires together to calm it down till I get used to it. It's nice not to have to pedal up steo hills unless I want the exercise. I like your handlebars, where did you get those or maybe they came on your bike?

Is that 50mph or kmh that it tops out at?

@stevemania1

2 жыл бұрын

Km/h, not my fastest build but definitely accelerates well! If it was miles/h I would definitely be getting pulled over frequently 😆😆

@E-Drenalin

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevemania1 I've just received a 72v 200ah enduro e bike, I've had that up to 60mph so far but don't have much trust in the current forks to push it any more haha

@emike5789

2 жыл бұрын

@@E-Drenalin 60mph that's insane, mine has a 1000w front hub motor overvolted to 60v and hits pretty close to 50mph and I shit my pants at that speed even with full suspension. But I am not shore that it only draws 1500w as appear in the LCD. It has a 44Amp max controller but don't know exactly why is so fast... Do you guys have any idea? 60vx44a is around 2600w but the battery is only 8ah and gives me enough to get 20/25 km out of it. So it doesn't make sense and I don't know how to test it with an ampere meter...