Hi there ;-) are you still running this eBike any changes made in that time? Would be great if you could share your experience. And how is the brushed motor holding up so far? Thanks for sharing and I would have loved to see another video of your eBike in action / on tour :-)) thanks ;-)
@DirkME1022 I still drive it occasionally but not much since the batteries are about fizzled out and can't afford new ones at this time. Hopefully by this fall or winter. I've never had one problem with the bike and still would recommend it as the best buy out there on ebikes. My closest Walmart has two in stock but are still priced at $399. I originally bought mine for $150 on clearance there, so if you keep a close watch on them, you can really get a good buy.
@motorizedfun I now how it feels, right now I am still unemployed (3rd month) but I am also full of hope getting a job very soon. I am monitoring prices online, living in Canada near the North Dakota boarder I can get it send to the boarder and pick it up from there ;-) I still believe this ebike is best value for your moneey, they offer now the lif4po batteries for it but the price is $399.00 for that money you get a full ebike, so depending on my situation I would still go with the lead ;-)
You should have no problem if the battery is in good shape, but you can take the charger with you and charge it while you're in classes, so I see no problems whatsoever. Would be a great, economical bike for school. I've been driving mine a year now. Battery is getting old, down to about 4-5 miles total now.
How long would it take for me to ride about 4 miles there & 4 miles back with about 30 pounds of camera gear on my back, That would bring my total weight up to 225 pounds all together.
I disagree with motorizedfun about hubs being definately quieter. The currie motor is actually quite silent in some cases. Noise can be related to gear ratio's within the motors and whether it's brushed or not. At 36v 1000w the currie does much faster than this. Don't believe, come see...
Show me a Currie Ezip Trailz like mine that is "quite silent". Show me any hub motor that is louder than my Currie. I really don't care that much about the sound, I was just making a point that the motor is rather loud. I'm quite pleased with the bike and it's my personal opinion that the motor sound is the only drawback.
It's easy to see that the currie motor on this bike is a bit loud. Don't know why you're in such denial, but then, some people are never wrong. I've yet to see a hub motor that is anywhere close to the loudness of the currie motor.
My ezip Trailz motor is 24v 450w. I'm not talking about other Currie motors, just the one that's on my bike. My motor is very loud. Dogs start barking at it from 2 blocks away.
Hehe, same here with my drill powered bike, its so loud its fun to ride. Sorry, I was responding to the other person on that, I was refering to the other currie, since there is a relation.
I just got mine and thought the noise was not as bad as I'd expected...you've heard quieter ones? I wonder about putting this motor/battery on my old Trek 750...
Hi there ;-) are you still running this eBike any changes made in that time? Would be great if you could share your experience. And how is the brushed motor holding up so far? Thanks for sharing and I would have loved to see another video of your eBike in action / on tour :-)) thanks ;-)
DirkME1022 5 months ago
@DirkME1022 I still drive it occasionally but not much since the batteries are about fizzled out and can't afford new ones at this time. Hopefully by this fall or winter. I've never had one problem with the bike and still would recommend it as the best buy out there on ebikes. My closest Walmart has two in stock but are still priced at $399. I originally bought mine for $150 on clearance there, so if you keep a close watch on them, you can really get a good buy.
motorizedfun 5 months ago
@motorizedfun I now how it feels, right now I am still unemployed (3rd month) but I am also full of hope getting a job very soon. I am monitoring prices online, living in Canada near the North Dakota boarder I can get it send to the boarder and pick it up from there ;-) I still believe this ebike is best value for your moneey, they offer now the lif4po batteries for it but the price is $399.00 for that money you get a full ebike, so depending on my situation I would still go with the lead ;-)
DirkME1022 5 months ago
@motorizedfun Hey, i am selling a Currie 24 volts battery por 149.99, let me know if u r interested
Universal1Cadete 2 months ago
is this in connecticut?
WhiteBoyComedy 1 year ago
@WhiteBoyComedy Texas. Those buildings you see are part of a peanut mill.
motorizedfun 1 year ago
lol it sounds like a dying cat
sheepleoftheworld 1 year ago
"would be only for status, and people won't notice anyway." hehe, how true.
garagecrap 1 year ago
Will I be able to ride 4 miles there & back on 1 charge?
I'm thinking about getting one these bikes for college use!
SGfreak101 2 years ago 2
You should have no problem if the battery is in good shape, but you can take the charger with you and charge it while you're in classes, so I see no problems whatsoever. Would be a great, economical bike for school. I've been driving mine a year now. Battery is getting old, down to about 4-5 miles total now.
motorizedfun 2 years ago
How long would it take for me to ride about 4 miles there & 4 miles back with about 30 pounds of camera gear on my back, That would bring my total weight up to 225 pounds all together.
SGfreak101 2 years ago
You'll average about 15 mph. Don't know how many stops you have but you can do the math.
motorizedfun 2 years ago
32 minutes round trip. 16 minutes one way (4 miles.)
snakefl 2 years ago
Flowers have petals. Bikes have pedals.
limeytrash 2 years ago
There is quite a difference in the sound of a currie motor and a angle drill lol
luc59457 3 years ago
That motor sounds like a freaking siren. I'd rather have a hub motor. They're much quieter.
WatermelonHeaven 3 years ago
I disagree with motorizedfun about hubs being definately quieter. The currie motor is actually quite silent in some cases. Noise can be related to gear ratio's within the motors and whether it's brushed or not. At 36v 1000w the currie does much faster than this. Don't believe, come see...
luc59457 3 years ago
Show me a Currie Ezip Trailz like mine that is "quite silent". Show me any hub motor that is louder than my Currie. I really don't care that much about the sound, I was just making a point that the motor is rather loud. I'm quite pleased with the bike and it's my personal opinion that the motor sound is the only drawback.
motorizedfun 3 years ago
It's easy to see that the currie motor on this bike is a bit loud. Don't know why you're in such denial, but then, some people are never wrong. I've yet to see a hub motor that is anywhere close to the loudness of the currie motor.
copyrightenforcement 2 years ago
The Currie 36v 1000w is not much louder than a hub.
luc59457 2 years ago
My ezip Trailz motor is 24v 450w. I'm not talking about other Currie motors, just the one that's on my bike. My motor is very loud. Dogs start barking at it from 2 blocks away.
motorizedfun 2 years ago
Hehe, same here with my drill powered bike, its so loud its fun to ride. Sorry, I was responding to the other person on that, I was refering to the other currie, since there is a relation.
luc59457 2 years ago
some people are never wrong, what a dumb comment. no offence
luc59457 2 years ago
Can some1 link me a site where i can buy an 2008 mountain trailz battery. Thx
Itidiare050 3 years ago
I just got mine and thought the noise was not as bad as I'd expected...you've heard quieter ones? I wonder about putting this motor/battery on my old Trek 750...
julesagogo 3 years ago
Yes, just about any e-bike is 100% quieter than this, but they are also more expensive. The hub motors are definitely quieter, almost silent.
motorizedfun 3 years ago
This bike will fly...
texanleons 3 years ago
yeah, and pigs fly too...
motorizedfun 3 years ago