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Niche market product with limited utility for me (who has a trailer, soon two...). It doesn't help the rider it just makes the load "neutral" to pull so the rider will still have to get him/herself up hills. As stated useful for inner city deliveries - London yes, Wellington no...

That (32 km/h) was about the top speed of my hub motor bike no matter what I set the speed limit to. That same motor exists in a 42 km/h version with a 17 Amp controller. Maybe this is the issue you are seeing? You may be at the top speed for the motor mounted on your bike?

Couldn't rate "funny" and "informative" so you got an "agree"... I completely agree but the OP is talking about 36 to 48 V range and there is not much risk there. Marc S of electrictrike fame, probably one of the people d8veh is thinking about above, melted his nylon clutch gears before...

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iCharger are the best, the Turnigy Reaktor 300 is either a re-branding or a clone because the software is identical.

No it is the controller that is at risk or decides which voltage you can use. A motor is just a bunch of magnets and some copper wire wound around a core. My GSM with external controller can be run at any voltage I care to use and now that it is out of guarantee Woosh doesn't care :D

I was going to make a post about certain accessories but this is a family forum... :oops:

How many flying fish does she have? Is there enough parchment to write the secret codes on? Will the ink dry in time? Don't worry they are all programmed to hit selected targets in the USA. Well during the last test they tried...

But you are French! I went out with a lady from near there a couple of times, nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there. Only a short drive to get your cheap cigarettes and Spanish wine! :)

I bet they write the Trident attack codes on vellum and forward them to the submarines by courrier pigeon too. After the ink is dry... And for posterity... :cool:

Insane? That is the English way! All the ones that aren't completely insane have retired to the Perigord... :rolleyes:

Oh! A nice LiPo fire in an office :D Somebody didn't look after their battery! See how those battery boxes are designed to direct the fire down and away from the rider?

The motor pulls well even at 15 Amps you just need the right gearing to help it along. I would suggest a 48-38 chainring with a 26" wheel. I did most of my riding in assistance level 4 of 5 so 7.5 Amps and 270 W nominative. I hope to put this motor in a trike later in the year I will be using...

I can confirm 32 km/h, there is a faster wind version which should do about 40 km/h with a 17 Amp controller. A question for Woosh: I have seen those controllers sold with a battery support do they exist "naked" if you already have a battery case?

You might have to stretch the frame a bit they say 142 mm wide and 8-10 speed. The freewheel version is a very snug fit from my experience but the design has changed slightly since I got mine. http://www.mxusebikekit.com/proshow.aspx?cateid=68&productsid=195

My ancestors came from there on my father's side.

Okay, so you are the UK or Great Britain or whatever so where is your football team? You have a rugby team after all. Just asking... :rolleyes:

The Hammond will crash and burn, the May is too slow and a Clarkson would be stoned for blasphemy by the bearded ladies... :rolleyes:

Your politics looks more and more like an episode of Monty Pythons Flying Circus. Give those women beards and they would be out stoning blasphemers... o_O

I have fast twitch muscles and at over 60 have no problem spinning pedals at 80 rpm all day long without breaking a sweat (everybody sweats at +30°C like today). Walking, I am able to sustain 6 km/h for 8 hours with a 1/2 hour break every 2 hours. Because of asthma I can't go very far on a...