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Hi, Im looking to adapt my current upright trike to someting lower using 80mm x 40mm x 2mm at approximately 1100mm long steel box section. could anyone her advise if this size would strong enough? it would run between the existing rear axle mount widened to suit at 120mm opening and...

I have taken a leap of faith and ordered 2 x 2.1 amp batteries as they will fit in the e-bike bag. If one goes flat I can use the other or use them both in parallel to give me 4.2 amp.

Think you might be right. I will assemble the indicator set up on my trike and try it with a 2.1 amp alarm battery as it the will fit in the triangular bag that was supplied plus I have a charger for it. If that’s not man enough I can go for some thing bigger. You might be wondering why I want...

The forks on my trike has such a tight opening that I had to add another washer the the hum axle to splay the the forks by a 1 1/2 millimetres. if I were to fit a disc it would rub on the inside of the fork. To be honest the existing front brake works good enough when set up correctly and I’m...

Plus there’s no requirement to have a speedo to know what speed you are doing

This the solid state controller where the two outer steel pins are the positive and negative, conveniently identified on the casing. There is just enough room to route the two wires out of the controller to the triangular bag included with the kit where I can place the dc convertor. I did...

Sorry I should have explained that I want to connect a dc 12v convertor to run 12v indicators powered by the battery connections in the solid state controller. perhaps there is another place I can pick up a 36 volt supply within the wiring harnesses.

I have a similar question. sorry if I’ve posted this in the wrong place but incan’t find anything on dc converters in the search option. i have identified the positive and negative in the controller that comes from the battery however the controller is a yosepower solid state unit where all the...

The uk limit for an e-bike or e-scooter on a uk road is 15.5 mph. Motor must be 250watt max with the thumb throttle on a pedal assist only able to accelerate up to 4mph. Anything greater than that on a uk road you risk getting done. The hub is supposed to have the wattage shown on it by the...

I have the 250 watt front wheel fitted to my trike. Opted for this model as I want it road legal and 10 mph is fast enough on a trike belief me. I have read you can keep you existing levers and connect a long armed micro switch to each existing lever and connect them to the existing socket that...