Great choice spray. Loved how you qrappes the qheels snug. Greta video man.

Looks dope bro! I’m still waiting on my rear RSF wheel to show up so I can finally sumo my 76v MX500 on my channel

I Love your vids and overvolting dirtbikes

Nice job 👌

Dammit pat you’re making me wanna build more razors 😅😅❤

Ayyy someone else finally got a orange razor with me! Let me know if you need anything I'll discount you from EMF websites not out yet

Also make sure accel type is either 0 or 1. 2 will make the bike extremely slower. 1 is balanced an 0 is all the power

I was looking on the "SEARCH BAR " for the custom motorcycle boot u got on lol

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Lmao I injured my ankle and had to have this stupid boot on for a month or so

@trewatkins530

Жыл бұрын

@@PatOutdoors 😄😄😄 just tell everyone its made for kick ball competitions lol far distances

@MooseRidez

Жыл бұрын

This guy lmao 🤣

I see people take apart the brake line to run it through the ring welded to the frame. The way I like to deal with this ring is to cut the ring on the inside as close to the frame as possible. Now you have a broken ring welded to the frame and all you have to do is bend the ring a little to get lines in and out and you don't have to open the hydraulic lines. The split ring holds the line just fine, I have never had issues doing it like that.

@xpndblhero5170

Жыл бұрын

Me looking at a bag of zip ties..... 😏🙄 lol

@matthewlizardi1148

7 ай бұрын

Lmaoo I did the zip tie method. But I’ll definitly take that advice and run it through the hole

Could this setup pull up and wheelie? Also should i just get the 3000w vevor and upgrade battery later? The battery is the most expensive part.Great video

Hey brother at 17:46 in the top right corner, where did you get those spade slivers that go inside the connector? I cant find them anywhere, due to the fact I don't know what they're called. lol

Thanks for the video. Could you show how you crimp the wires? I’ve struggled finding a good video for rhat

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/oauVsriinq21d6w.html

Hey I have a mx500 which I want to mod I have never done something like this so I have been doing research on it. Your videos are helping a lot but I feel overwhelmed with all the options. I was going to go with the vevor kit but people say the controller is not the best. So now I’m looking at a kunray kit. What would you recommend? I don’t want to go to fast I think I would be happy with around 35mph, I would also want a setup that will allow for upgrades if I decide I want more power. I was thinking about a 48v 2000watt setup with either a 48v or 52v battery.

@PatOutdoors

6 ай бұрын

The Kunray 2000W kit is what I had on my first mx650 build, certainly a slightly higher quality kit that the vevor in my opinion. The controller still also has its limitations. The Kelly controller is what makes the big power and speed difference at the end of the day. A 52v lithium battery with at least a 50 amp BMS rating and a 13-tooth front sprocket should be able to get you the 35 mph you are looking for

What selections do I need to make on the EnC controller do I choose the Ultimate plug and play or just pre tuned also Bluetooth or no Bluetooth.

@PatOutdoors

8 ай бұрын

Do you not want to do a bunch of wiring like I had to? Then select plug and play if you want to save time. I went with just pre-tuned since I wanted to save some money and see if I could learn to wire. No need for Bluetooth if you are not comfortable with changing tune settings yourself.

@ghastly545

8 ай бұрын

@@PatOutdoors So the plug and play comes tuned (correct me if I’m wrong) and works with the motor and everything else in this vid plug and play? (Correct me if I’m wrong) (also could you use EnC 52v battery) also it says for wire it says “select wire” and the option says “none” only, I’m guessing it just works tho. Also would any battery work that’s 52v and would any 1800w motor. Sorry for so much questions.

@ghastly545

8 ай бұрын

@@PatOutdoorsalso what would be the range in it? For 20ah-the max ah?

How did your BTR batteries hold up? Any issues? I know there are some that have had issues with them before. I.e catching fire.

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Well this bike is not on a BTR pack. My 48v pack on my other Mx650 had issues after 2 week, but warranty took care of me and gave me credit towards a 72V battery last year. The 72v has held up fine for almost a year so far.

I'm wondering if you have ever used a spring upgrade kit on any of your MX650 builds¿?

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Spring for the fork? No. I’ve done a full hydraulic fork through. Or did you mean rear shock? I use DNM adjustable shocks for both my mx650’s

Hey pat, quick question: Is your throttle 5v or 12v, because i can't seem to find a 5v one most are 12v? Will 12v work with kelly Controller?

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

The one on this 52V bike I'm using is the "EMX Lite" 5V throttle by Electro & Co. The one on my 72V bike I'm using this one: amzn.to/43t7wXO Both bikes have the same Kelly controller installed.

@rainbow6replay733

Жыл бұрын

Ok thanks, question can I change the acceleration on the kelly controller?

I don’t see max current per on the Kelly app

Hi. I am going to do an mx650 mod with a 48v 1800w motor. I am 6’1 so I am wondering if you think I could fit comfortably on the bike. If not, should I place the pegs closer to the front wheel so I can stretch out my legs further or what should I do to accommodate for my long legs. Thanks in advance

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

If you know how to fabricate / weld, repositioning the pegs down 2” may help. Also repositioning the handbag forward for more room for your knees

@schmeglyomigy6174

Жыл бұрын

Ok thanks for the reply. Have you seen people over 6 foot fit comfortably on the mx650 or does it look too cramped

@m.adkins

Жыл бұрын

I'm 6 foot and fit comfortably on my sx500. You'll probably be good my G 😎

@schmeglyomigy6174

10 ай бұрын

Ye thanks bro. I have an sx500 now and I was very surprised when I sat down and saw that I fit comfortably. It looks way to small but when you are on it then you realize it’s not too small

How fast would one of these go with 52v battery and 1600w motor?

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Depends what controller you are using and what sprocket sizes. With a Kelly controller programmed by E&C and a 15-tooth front sprocket, I was able to get 39 MPH. The generic brushless 33A controllers only got it to 34 MPH

On the mx500 could I run a 36v speed controller kit without another battery?

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

An mx500 and mx650 are 36v so yes

@ActiveBudd

Жыл бұрын

@@PatOutdoors would it make it faster

Man im in the middle of wiring and using lithium and i almost got the shock going lol. Any other site for wiring work. Or ahould i start with new electric and co parts

@goodmourningamerica5151

Жыл бұрын

I'm also just sticking with some Milwaukee bat ties for the mx 350

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

What are you having trouble wiring? The Kelly controller?

@goodmourningamerica5151

Жыл бұрын

@@PatOutdoors hey thanks for replying. I haven't gotten one from them but I think I need to order one from either fast scooters or something. I hooked it up last night and my new lithium battery sparked so I know something is needed up for sure.

Hey pat, so i hooked up everything to my kelly controller and its working but the 3 speed is not? Any reason why?

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Maybe it's not programmed to be different in the different modes. I connected to my Kelly with the tablet and noticed all (3) settings were set to 100% speed. You can change it if you have the Bluetooth dongle and the app. Though I would NOT recommend messing with it if you're not too familiar with that kind of sortware

@rainbow6replay733

Жыл бұрын

O so you don't even change your speed modes correct?

@rainbow6replay733

Жыл бұрын

And yes I have the Bluetooth dongle

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

@@rainbow6replay733 Nah I don't bother. The 52V bike isn't fast enough for me to go slower than the 100% speed

@rainbow6replay733

Жыл бұрын

O ok hey pat can you do me a favor and send me your settings I have 52v as well

I want modded Razor’s, but don’t want to do it myself. Know of a shop, or individual, I can pay to mod things to my specs?

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Where are you located? And what exactly are you looking for? I’m likely gonna sell one of my razors since I’m in the middle of two Yamaha QS138 electric dirt bike conversions..

@jdavies

Жыл бұрын

@@PatOutdoors That's awesome. I'd love to convert some of my gas stuff into electric, like my TT-R 125, Polaris Outlaw 50, and Trailmaster 150 buggy. I'm in Greenville, SC. I have 2 MX650's, and a bunch of other Razor toys for my kids. My ideal would be to have 1 of the MX650's setup for adults (I'm 6'4" 200lb) to easily power up steep hills. I don't care as much about top speed, so 25 mph is plenty, but the torque & hill climbing needs to be there. The other one, I want for my kids, but with increased torque as well so they can get up some of the short, but steep, hills we have on the property. Ideal would be to have 3 power modes (similar to Sur Ron Light Bee X, but 3, not 2 modes) so the kids aren't popping wheelies, but can climb hills when needed.

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

@@jdavies well since we’re both in the east coast, I don’t see why I can’t help you with the builds. Is simply function (drivetrain, battery, mode switching) that you are interested in or did you also want suspension set up for adult and cosmetic changes?

Hey Pat love the videos! I’ve just got one question, how do you wire the keylock on/off switch? It doesn’t make sense since I see that it has three pins instead of two.

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Three wires- ground, power in to switch from battery, power FROM switch to controller once keyed on.

About how much range do you get on the 52v?

@PatOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

I have only done range tests on my 48V and 72V set ups.. Haven't confirmed this one yet! I'll put it on my to-do list.

@Madden-dy9ez

Жыл бұрын

@@PatOutdoors okay thanks I’ll be waiting

Got link for the shock?

@PatOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

amzn.to/49tS2Xs

@209rc7

4 ай бұрын

@@PatOutdoors thanks