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  1. Trevor George

    Help! Looking for advice please, for 1000 watt motor for Pawtrekker Dog Scooter 20 inch wheel conversion

    Hi VFR again . . I have to disagree with you on that, except for better traction on slippery up-slopes . . . It's not safer, as if you use power when your handlebars are round a a good angle it can kick, whereas the front wheel pulls in the direction you wish to go. Our family much prefer...
  2. Trevor George

    Help! Looking for advice please, for 1000 watt motor for Pawtrekker Dog Scooter 20 inch wheel conversion

    Hi Mark . . . I used the 250 watt front-wheel kit from Cyclotricity in its simplest form - (1) Front wheel with Motor - (2) Rack Battery - (3) Thumb throttle only (no display) - as HERE - www.cyclotricity.com/uk/custom.html They didn't have a decent sized frame-downtube battery at the time I...
  3. Trevor George

    Help! Looking for advice please, for 1000 watt motor for Pawtrekker Dog Scooter 20 inch wheel conversion

    Thanks again VFR400 . . . it's coming as a kit, so I'm gonna be stuck with what they supply, as it's a Direct Drive motor (not geared) in a 20 inch wheel, and I'm pretty sure the existing tyres will be ok, as they are a semi off-road type, and the same as in my previous conversion shown - HERE...
  4. Trevor George

    Help! Looking for advice please, for 1000 watt motor for Pawtrekker Dog Scooter 20 inch wheel conversion

    Thank you for your reply VFR400 (I guess that's the Honda ) I thought the same, but I did explain several times, that it was a Scooter with 100mm wide rear dropouts. Maybe it was lost in the translation. However I've just had another message this morning from another Chinese eBike kit seller who...
  5. Trevor George

    Help! Looking for advice please, for 1000 watt motor for Pawtrekker Dog Scooter 20 inch wheel conversion

    Hi folks . . . back in 2016 I converted a - Pawtrekker Dog Scooter - with 20 inch wheels to electric-assist with a 250 watt- Cyclotricity kit - before those type of Scooters became very popular, as shown - HERE - in this video I made -> www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOqJX5685oY&t=3s I've just bought...
  6. Trevor George

    How is an eBike battery determined to be "Fully Charged" ? By the charging unit? Or by the BMS?

    Thanks also to @Nealh . . . and I'm learning a lot from you guys . . much appreciated.
  7. Trevor George

    How is an eBike battery determined to be "Fully Charged" ? By the charging unit? Or by the BMS?

    Thanks understood . . but what if it's "New" and supplied in a kit which may have been on a shelf for a year or so? Would you "condition it then? I never knew about Dendrites before, but I googled it and now I know . . thanks :) What I am mostly puzzled about is . . (1) is it the BMS which...
  8. Trevor George

    How is an eBike battery determined to be "Fully Charged" ? By the charging unit? Or by the BMS?

    Hi all . . . there are some heated discussions going on in a couple of "Private" Facebook Groups I'm in, about fully-charging a new Li-ion battery-pack and then letting it go "Flat" for three times to "Condition" it as per - Cyclotricity instructions. My guess is that the BMS cuts out power to...
  9. Trevor George

    Converting the Donky Bike Cargo-bike to become e-Powered.

    I haven't carried much weight on the - Donky Bike - so far, just my Busking Amp and bits of gear (about 25Kg) and bags of shopping (around 30Kg), and as yet I still haven't used it on any significant hills. It seems to accelerate away from a standstill (with no pedalling) quicker than my...
  10. Trevor George

    Converting the Donky Bike Cargo-bike to become e-Powered.

    Thanks Ben . . . I like the idea of giving the battery a bit more protection, even though there's a 5mm ply-board below it to protect if from stones ;) Even in this bitter-cold weather I'm out on it regularly trying to do the three-cycle (discharge / fully charge) conditioning of the new...
  11. Trevor George

    Converting the Donky Bike Cargo-bike to become e-Powered.

    Success !! . . . I think this "might" be a world first . . a CycloTricity-powered Electric Donky Bike compact Cargo-bike, and it's an absolute beauty to ride, so I can't wait to load it up with my Bristol Buskers amplifier and other bits. Luckily, I have loads of nuts & bolts, washers, bits of...
  12. Trevor George

    Anyone identify this odd Folding eBike with two hub-motors ?

    I looked on the website - https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/36V-250W-Cheap-Folding-Electric-Bike_60646736717.html - and they do a "350/500w for US& Canada, standard speed 32km/h" - so maybe he's got one of those, It's been stood in his garage for 3 years, so I'll give it a miss, and that...
  13. Trevor George

    Anyone identify this odd Folding eBike with two hub-motors ?

    Brilliant Dave . . . I knew someone would know, thank you once again . . although he claims it has a 23mph top speed, so maybe that's an exaggeration or he's reading a kph display :(
  14. Trevor George

    Anyone identify this odd Folding eBike with two hub-motors ?

    This Folding eBike is being advertise locally in Bristol, and there's no makers identifier on it, so I just wondered if the combined expertise in this group might know something about it. I can see a power-cable going to the rear wheel but none to the front, and although both look like...
  15. Trevor George

    Bristol Show

    I was in the very first heat up Park Street and there were plenty of spectators at the top, bottom and sides then. Maybe after they've seen a few races they disappear and look at the e-Bike displays, as the racing is more or less the same even though the later bikes were a bit quicker. To make...
  16. Trevor George

    Bristol Show

    That's exactly what it was . . . I was eliminated in the very first heat, and realised if the guy who won my heat was on my bike, (with a basket on front and panniers at rear), he would have easily won the heat, as you only have to take a look at the riders to guess who's going to win (assuming...
  17. Trevor George

    I now ride a "Donky Bike" converted to an eBike with a Cyclotricity front-hub motor, a...

    I now ride a "Donky Bike" converted to an eBike with a Cyclotricity front-hub motor, a frame-battery, and thumb-throttle.
  18. Trevor George

    Newbie from Bristol

    I agree with Jonah about trying various bikes, but if you already own a perfectly good pedal-bike, I would definitely consider the kit option, as it's the lowest cost option for your ''first'' e-Bike, so you don't have to sell it, or find more room for a second bike (which is why I did mine that...
  19. Trevor George

    Newbie from Bristol

    Hi "Relic" . . . I'm from Hotwells, Bristol and am relatively new to e-Biking (about six weeks) but am very happy with the front-wheel kit which I purchased from CycloTricity . . . you're welcome to try mine if you ain't far away. I can breeze up the hills to Clifton now / Clifton Vale /...