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3694 thereilarne Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2001
11:36 am
I ride only recumbents.. I guess they are still considered a bit geeky by the great horde of unwashed masses, but they do seem to be a good match for p/a.........
3695 Gerard B. Carignan
gbcarignan Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
2:13 pm
... Ross, once I did try a recumbent at a bike shop, but it was really too brief to get a hang of it. I think it was a BikeE (?). What I have now is an old but...
3696 peter_v@...
peter_emb Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
2:34 pm
... There ... 10 ... be? ... for ... some sort ... Yup, sounds like a super-cap. I seen them used in model cars and heard about them being used in small...
3697 Andrew Waldorf
niceguy10023 Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
5:21 pm
Hi ICE PAers, I am on the electric side of the fence, but I have always admired the ICE conversions that many of you have created. They are absolutely...
3698 schiavoneaj@...
schiavoneaj Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
5:50 pm
I assume you have the clutch/motors installed in the correct direction :) Even though the clutch freewheels in one direction, it still requires a little more...
3699 Jay Ward
jaywward2000 Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
5:56 pm
I understand that some devices like that use a flywheel as a stored energy device. You only need to apply power till the flywheel spins up to speed. ... -- Jay...
3700 Ross or Judy
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Nov 1, 2001
7:22 pm
So get a solid bike that feels good to you. I suggest a hybrid bike or a solid touring bike (1/2 way between a mnt bike and a road bike). Hybrid bikes offer a...
3701 Ross or Judy
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Nov 1, 2001
7:28 pm
... against the tire) a while back, but I found it and the company to be very lacking. What exactly was the problem? I have seen Dimensions Edge gas engines on...
3702 Allen, Todd
shortmyshirt Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
7:33 pm
< I have never worked with aluminum or pop rivets for that matter, so excuse my ignorance, but, perhaps I can ask you a few questions. What size thickness and...
3703 Ross or Judy
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Nov 1, 2001
7:37 pm
PS Mountain bikes and many Hybrids have steering geometry that is more suited for slow speed. Mnt bikes tend to be quick handling at at speed which can lead to...
3704 Gerard B. Carignan
gbcarignan Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
7:50 pm
I read on a web site that probably a steel bicycle (instead of an aluminum frame) would be preferable for electrical assist. I also read, elsewhere, that...
3705 Clark, Brian
clarkbrwork Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
8:25 pm
I think Steel would be preferable if you plan to braze something to the frame, but if not I don't see the need. I haul around about 20 lbs. of stuff on the...
3706 James
robilj01 Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
10:44 pm
My mistake, it wasn't the motors dragging when I was peddaling.. it was just the pressure of the roller against the tire. :) Everything is working just fine!...
3707 marliebobby@...
marliebobby Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
11:28 pm
Scott MacGregor: Would you consider running dynometer tests on electric bikes, similar to the scooter tests you've shown on your webiste? For those who haven't...
3708 Scott MacGregor
ghastly1 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
2:44 am
Thanks for the kind words. (are we related?) :-) I built the original dyno system to evaluate e-scooters with 8" to 12" wheels. Recently, I made an oversized...
3709 djnew319@...
djnew319 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
6:03 am
This is the reason I bought a E-Bike. After looking at several conversions, I felt they were not solid enough for electric assist. The E-Bike has beefed up...
3710 mekkio@...
cmack1234 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
6:21 am
Don't know if anyone has seen this yet, but there's one up on eBay: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1658094268...
3711 Steven M.
fw_16_m Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
11:40 am
In that case, buy a $200-300 bike (on winter / year end close out) remember at bike shops, no price is set in stone :) buy from a shop that has a good...
3712 Steven M.
fw_16_m Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
11:49 am
The only thing I needed to "beef up" on my bike is my shifters (I hate grip shift) and my tires (no knobby balloons). About 4 months of riding required a new...
3713 b2bhelp@...
b2bhelp Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
3:40 pm
Thanks for this tip. However, the vendor likely expects to get $2,100 for a 3.5 Amp Hr pedalec bicycle -- not suitable for me, but perhaps others with a niche...
3714 b2bhelp@...
b2bhelp Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
3:49 pm
Yesterday, a warm day, the Currie Cruiser motor got hot to touch (but didn't shut down) during a mild uphill run even though I was blipping the throttle only...
3715 Frank Ney
n4zhg Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
5:06 pm
Since we're supposed to be environmentally friendly... http://www.northerntool.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=558791&prmenbr=6970 Frank Ney...
3716 tiempofugo@...
tiempofugo Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
6:05 pm
In adapting my Soneil 2403 charger to fit into the Currie scooter charger port (same as Currie bike charger port) I accidentally put the pos charger lead into...
3717 Jay Ward
jaywward2000 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
6:12 pm
Here's a link to how I made one. http://www.gate.net/~jaywward/heatsink.htm ... -- Jay Ward Deerfield Beach, Florida http://www.gate.net/~jaywward KE4ZOG, NAR...
3718 tiempofugo@...
tiempofugo Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
7:05 pm
I recently orderd a Cruiser e-bike and Flyer scooter from powerassist.com My experience has been excellent, espescially considering the prices, (I got the no...
3719 pstefano@...
pjs_21030 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
7:47 pm
Where can one find Heat Sink Compound? Can you get it at a run of the mill hardware store, or is it a product unique to electric vehicles? thanks, paul stefano...
3720 Benjamin Lee
benmlee Online Now Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
7:55 pm
... I got the Flyer from them a week ago too. The $175 was too hard to resist. Thanks powerassist.com for the good price and service :) Everyone in the family,...
3721 Glenn Crosby
glenncrosby@... Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
7:57 pm
www.digikey.com Part numbers 345-1006-ND through 345-1009-ND for various sizes. $4 for 4grams, $10.40 for 2 ounces, to $24.48 for 8 ounces. /Glenn Crosby/ ......
3722 Randy Niere
ternon_2000 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
8:50 pm
What would the best EV for a Terra Trike be? If the top price range were ~600.00 for a drive, Would it be a USProDrive, A Zap Hillclimber (double rig SX with...
3723 Scott MacGregor
ghastly1 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
11:38 pm
The charger protection also prevents any damage to the scooter. The worst thing that probably happened was some arc damage to the charger port connector. ...
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