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11-20-20, 07:06 PM
#776
Devil's Advocate
My dual hub drive e-cumbent cargo bike.
11-22-20, 07:54 AM
#777
aged to perfection
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fun to watch the evolution of ebikes in this thread
Here's my Vado 5. Just built some new wheels with DT rims and Chris King hubs.
Mark Petry
Bainbridge Island, WA
Here's my Vado 5. Just built some new wheels with DT rims and Chris King hubs.
Mark Petry
Bainbridge Island, WA
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12-14-20, 05:31 AM
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Location: Iowa USA
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Bikes: Bianchi Campe D'Italian 84, Trek custom by me touring bike- 1986. Plus another 8/9 in my collection
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My Ancheer 500W battery,,See if i like e-bikes
Mt Ancheer for recreation.
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12-21-20, 07:52 PM
#779
Newbie
12-28-20, 05:00 PM
#780
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Bikes: Bianchi Campe D'Italian 84, Trek custom by me touring bike- 1986. Plus another 8/9 in my collection
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FUN TO SEE HOW THE E BIKES HAVE CHANGED SINCE 2007 HERE. MINE IS JUST ANCHEER. 500w, 36V/12.2 BATTERY. $650 TO MY FRONT DOOR INCLUDING TAX AND SHIPPING. BE AN INTERESTING SPRING.TIME.
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03-24-21, 09:58 PM
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A few parts laying around assembled together and voila, a 35.7 pound, 36V, 350w city bike. Rode it around and, unfortunately, realized that street riding is not for me. Probably end up dissembling it, but was fun to put together.
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03-25-21, 06:20 AM
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2017 Felt ebike.
2020 Verve 2, this is an old pic before I put the Thudbuster on.
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04-02-21, 07:37 AM
#789
Ride more, eat less
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May need to reach minimum post count before posting pictures.
Here are pictures of my Chinese cargo eBike purchased from Alibaba:
Here are pictures of my Chinese cargo eBike purchased from Alibaba:
04-16-21, 02:30 PM
#790
Motorvated
Sir in all due respect, you and your child have no helmets on. You are wearing flip flops and your daughter is barefoot. This is the pure definition of stupidity and a desire to live a short life. Please get smart.
04-16-21, 02:32 PM
#791
Motorvated
Specialized VADO SL 5.0 EQ retrofitted with Maxxis Rambler Gravel 700 X 40 tires.
04-21-21, 01:52 PM
#792
Age before beauty
DIY Rear Hub / Specialized Crosstrail Sport Disc
Loving my 2018 Specialized Crosstrail Sport Disc with a Dillenger Bikes 750w rear hub motor and 14 amp hour 48v battery. I built it in January this year (2021) and have put 550 miles on it so far (April 2021).
It was an easy bike to modify and mostly works great out of the box. The new rear wheel required a change to a Freewheel and that change required a change from 9-speeds to 8 speed. Which required a change to an 8-speed quick thumb shifter. I chose a rear hub drive because that's what I was used to, but knowing what I know now I should have opted for a mid-drive BaFang BBS02 kit instead. Had I done that I could have used the stock rear wheel with a cassette and 9-speed drive train.
I've removed the front shifter but left the small ring attached for now because I wanted to keep the plastic chain guard and the smaller ring holds it in place. I could fix that with a smaller screw set but haven't bothered yet.
It was an easy bike to modify and mostly works great out of the box. The new rear wheel required a change to a Freewheel and that change required a change from 9-speeds to 8 speed. Which required a change to an 8-speed quick thumb shifter. I chose a rear hub drive because that's what I was used to, but knowing what I know now I should have opted for a mid-drive BaFang BBS02 kit instead. Had I done that I could have used the stock rear wheel with a cassette and 9-speed drive train.
I've removed the front shifter but left the small ring attached for now because I wanted to keep the plastic chain guard and the smaller ring holds it in place. I could fix that with a smaller screw set but haven't bothered yet.
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04-23-21, 04:07 PM
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Bikes: Specialized Vita Limited, Giant Talon 2, Diamondback insight 2, Sepecialized Hardrock women's
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Leeds conversion kit
I did a Leeds conversion kit on my commuter bike. I have a Diamondback Insight Two that is 25lbs
the front wheel motor and 30k battery is great .... install was 30 minutes.... cost was $519.00 shipped and no tax. Bag was an Amazon purchase for under $20.00
this totally flattens out the hills but is 11 lbs added to my 25lb bike with good drivetrain Acera with 3 x 8 so I can still ride the bike with motor assist easily.
the front wheel motor and 30k battery is great .... install was 30 minutes.... cost was $519.00 shipped and no tax. Bag was an Amazon purchase for under $20.00
this totally flattens out the hills but is 11 lbs added to my 25lb bike with good drivetrain Acera with 3 x 8 so I can still ride the bike with motor assist easily.
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04-26-21, 01:24 PM
#794
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04-27-21, 10:03 AM
#795
Ride more, eat less
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My Chinese cargo e-bike purchased over the winter 2020.
Workhorse to transport food between school & homeless shelter in Brooklyn.
Workhorse to transport food between school & homeless shelter in Brooklyn.
04-29-21, 04:48 PM
#796
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Linus + Swytch
Linus Roadster plus Swytch front hub kit. Before and after.
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05-03-21, 05:16 PM
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That Linus is a really clean bike! How many watts is the motor? 250?
05-03-21, 08:12 PM
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I did a Leeds conversion kit on my commuter bike. I have a Diamondback Insight Two that is 25lbs
the front wheel motor and 30k battery is great .... install was 30 minutes.... cost was $519.00 shipped and no tax. Bag was an Amazon purchase for under $20.00
this totally flattens out the hills but is 11 lbs added to my 25lb bike with good drivetrain Acera with 3 x 8 so I can still ride the bike with motor assist easily.
the front wheel motor and 30k battery is great .... install was 30 minutes.... cost was $519.00 shipped and no tax. Bag was an Amazon purchase for under $20.00
this totally flattens out the hills but is 11 lbs added to my 25lb bike with good drivetrain Acera with 3 x 8 so I can still ride the bike with motor assist easily.
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05-03-21, 08:25 PM
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they claim the 250 motor should be no problem.....
I inspect the bike daily after ridding But I may install one of those brackets on the fork to supplement them
Leeds charges $25 for it..... Amazon has them for about $10
I inspect the bike daily after ridding But I may install one of those brackets on the fork to supplement them
Leeds charges $25 for it..... Amazon has them for about $10
05-03-21, 10:15 PM
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Take a look at Grin's (ebikesca); It's expensive but the best I've seen. Maybe not a good place to economize. Purchased at Amazon.