Build a 20s1p A123 Ebike

[quote="-TC5racer-"]My approval was for Fuschia!!!!! quote]

Dude...63 mph. You need to be careful.

LOL, no man. That is 63KPH, which is about 39MPH.

The new motor and controller are so much better. The motor I just got from Canada. It's a GoldenMotor sensored 56 pole motor. Motor wires are 14 awg and I soldered up 4mm bullet connectors. The controller is build by Lyen in San Francisco. Their other motors available on the market, but I like how thin this motor is compared to the others. Makes for easy installations on many bikes. The wheel is nicely trued and balanced. Acceleration is a lot greater then the previous Yescomusa motor. I added a heat sinks on the controller. Now it doesn't shut off anymore in the crazy Texas heat.









And with the gas money I saved so far, I bought me a new bike for the weekends to run at Memorial park and Cypresswood trails.

How often does it need a charge?

That really depends on alot of factors, just like RC. Speed, headwind, tire pressure, throttle control and current limiter setting.

Scored me an Ebike today. I dumped the worn out lead acid and stuck in 10s2p A123's in there. This is an old style ebike, with working horn, cruize, leads, stop light and it runs a DC motor! Talk about old school. My wife will be using it to tow the little kid trailer around the neighborhood. The Disk Brake and front fork alone where worth the money.

You need to do a croch rocket now.
These fools from Craigslist want way too much for a Fucked up Motorcycle LOL

I would really want to convert my minitruck to full electric. But I could do a crotchrocket running at 200V. But no mula mang.

The 107F Houston heat got me worried about running lipo's in my bike, so I opted back to running A123's. 28S2P this time around, which is 85.1V underload and 99V off the charger.