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Here's a few piccies of my Jamison Dakar "monster". Well, I AM 6'6" :rolleyes: 7.2V boost pack is in left pannier position, tools etc in the right pocket. Headway 36V 10AH pack in bag on top of bike rack, 36V 14AH Lipo sits snug in custom holder on frame. Cycle Analyst on handlebars...

UPDATE Since that post, I notice Kelly have a whole new range of brushless controllers on their website - including this little beauty for a measly $79US!! Kelly Controls, LLC. This model looks perfect for a 36V-48V boosted system with 200-300W brushless motors. Their whole range of small /...

Hi folks. I hit the vote button so I guess here is where I insert my asset... :eek: I guess my Jamison Dakar Sports MTB with retrofit 36V EVS brushless front hub Bafang 200W mit Ananda 37V 15A controller + 7.2V NimH boost pak qualifies as ..... "t'other" brand :cool: Cheers, aj

Hi fishingpaul. Absolutely agree with that bit. Exactly how I ride - mostly 95% pedalling to assist - but occasionally if I feel like it, just dawdle along and rest me weary bones. I am 60 so feel I have earned the right to brief rests! :D BTW, all this silly talk about limiting the use...

We hope.... :rolleyes: Australian Cycling Forums &bull; View topic - NSW RTA set to change electric bike <b style="color:black;background-color:#ff9999">laws</b> The whole legal hooha by Oz authorities raving about "thou shalt not have a motor greater than 200W power - not 1W more - lest...

Perhaps they will reintroduce a modified "flagman" rule, so that anyone wanting to ride a pedelec faster than 12mph shall have a runner out front waving a red flag and hollering "Danger, danger!" :rolleyes: :rolleyes: LOL Nice to be living in the Oz countryside and riding near deserted...

Hi jkirkebo. I have also modded my 26" MTB with a similar voltage boost as yours. Original system purchased from EVS in Melbourne, Australia was a 200W 37V Bafang brushless motor with an Ananda controller rated at 15Amps. The kit came with a Phylion 37V 10AH battery. Initially, for the...