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so.. now there was some progress: cut with an "endless wire"... and sandblasted thanxs to my flying buddy Jochen (thats him, when he helped me, to convert my 3,5ccm 1:8 scale nitro-buggy to brushless electric) so: mounted to the bike: it was a perfect fit from the...

no progress in the moment.. had to lear for some exams.. however: my buddy sent me this today, thats how he will make it.. he will make it this week, so i can mount it the coming weekend..

yes, cutting wires.. a problem i was also thinking about.. hmm.. maybe i can defuse the problem with my dremel and a grinder but another - well - problem has occured: the seat-post when i want to remove the seat, i have to pull it out ~30cm so the cables need to be 30cm longer as realy...

well.. its not one or two... in fact it would be 23 cables !! yes, some are combined by silicon-rubber, but nevertheless..

so.. also its not difficult enough, iam nevertheless tending to mount the controller under the seat int he little sattle-bag, also it means longer wires (at 36V and that low currents should not of that big problem) to make it EVEN worse: i was looking on my bike, the steel frame -> i want...

thx to all very much.. i have forwarded the links.. but it seems, that he will buy a Flyer with trailer

i have not driven a Seqway sofar, but isn´t it used with different keys for different power-levels ? that would make it very easy... a green key with limit to 25km/h / 22mph to go conform EU or US laws on street, and a red key for offroad so when you get stopped by police OR you have...

its looking like a normal bicycle, but the rack on the rear sie is a lot longer, the bike is longer so on the rack 1-2 childs can sit there.. the bike is very robust for heavy loads and there is a electric version.. i thought the name was "stokemonkey" but i don´t find anything about...

oh, i see.. the fitter you are, the higher your speed and for that the more you will benefit from lower air-drag for my speeds: this are also legal in da Schweiz this are the speeds without motor with motor i think nearly any kind of speed with nearly any bike can be reached

hmm.. with my mountianbike i see 23-25km/h average in city-use 27-29km/h average going in the park (for around 30-35min) and for short times (5-6min) 36-38km/h so you say: in flat i would be slower with the kmx ? hmm... oh: my most loved e-bike video is this here, its showing a...

hmm.. that with the currents is another thing i have noticed other way round at controllers from rC-hobby.. just when looking at the wire-diameter: for example: this controller from Kontronik is the half size of my bike-controller but it can handle 63Volt, 120A continous and 200A for 15...

@Tiberius: thats funny.. i always thought that too (keep wires between motor-controller as short as possible) but - at least for rc-components - its other way true.. "keep all wires as short as possible" -> thats always true.. but: if you have no other choice, than its better to make...

hi flecc.. yes, this was also what i was thinking.. (specially because iam conditioned by rc-modellflying with currents of 100-200A and there always trying to keep wires as short as possible) i used the tool from Gerd Giese HERE: http://www.elektromodellflug.de/Uploads/Ltg_bg_V1.xls...

here a pic how i wided my fork: lying on my back, two feets in one strap, the two hands hold the other strap and than pulling!! girlfriend inserts the wheel and here a picture that shows, why my girlfriend is a little bit angry with me: our bedroom - a bike-workshop in the moment...

so.. some progress with my bike.. new brakes, new brake and gear-cables, new gearchanger, ... i also grinded the fork so much, that the axel of the motor could now be inserted completle and the washer fits: so: also i have grinded the fork, you can see: the torque...

hey.. how fast can you go with that KMX ? one the one hand you are sitting close to the ground, so less air drag compared to an upright bicycle, on the other hand the KMX is wider than an normal bike, uses 20" tieres which maybe don´t run as light as 26" or 28" will do.. so: how do...

1 month ago i was in Portual, Lissabon.. there the policeman are using Segways.. seems to be the ideal vehicle for the inner city i saw them several times.. they are faster than walking (or running) they can be used also on hilly terrain they can be used in pedestrian-zones with lot of...

hello.. great review. enjoyed it to read it.. how loud is the motor?.. the new flyers are louder than the older (heavier) F-Flyers.. but when going that fast you described (why didn´t you wright in km when you are from Germany ;) would have been easier for me to read) you maybe here more...

here in vienna there are some 1000 of free bikes you can rent (driving 1 hour is free, driving 2 ours costs 1 euro, ...) so many people use them to get to work, and home all over the city there are computerized stations where you can get and put the bike (you have to be registered, but...

"Langloch": "Loch" = hole "lang" = long so a "langloch" is not a perfect circle, but a half circle, two straight lines, and a half circle for dictionary: mabye the best (online) one: LEO Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch (and if there is something not explained, they have a forum were...