EBIKE take Florida 1000w hub conversion kit 48v

[hallokid841000rr]

Dude u got skills

[daswada9]

Erockit is the best

[manfromregina]

GPS? don't you know where you are ? lookingm at a map before you go somewhere is so pass'e

[skeetab5780]

in this video i was running a 48v 10ah. and it was in florida(lots of flat land) so around 25 miles per charge!

thanks for watching!

scott

[packagewarren]

nice vid scott. carefull. one'hand driving, not good. how many miles to a charge? thumbs up.

[davidimweb]

where did you get that kit?

[iPlaymeta1]

Is it easy or moderately easy to convert one of these to regenerative braking? I feel like the efficiency would improve DRAMATICALLY with stop and go like this.

[skeetab5780]

@iPlaymeta1 yes you are correct..but dramatically is in reality only about 5-9% of battery life in a perfect world. thanks for watching!

[iPlaymeta1]

Is it easy or moderately easy to convert one of these to regenerative braking

[superfrog1977]

this video should annoy people but it does not ... why?

[TheWallace777]

this is sooo cool im thinking of doing something like this so my giant stiletto, how much did all of this cost?

[skeetab5780]

@TheWallace777 since you already have a bike you can probably get up and running at 48v for around 600-700USD.

thanks for watching!

[SvenskFilm2]

with A 28inch wheel it goes faster ?

[skeetab5780]

@SvenskFilm2 yes the larger the wheel the faster the top speed will be, but the less torque it will have on the same amperage draw.

thanks for watching!

[cedar234]

hmm there is a lot of room here for people to bash on car companys for electric cars...

[atbee]

its cool, nice one

[5scaleracer]

Scott, You are doing well and at the same time be carefull.. Anyway your bike is fast and let me tell you you have the wright tools for the job.. I use to live in florida and when I first had my first job there, I pick the wrong shift which landed me walking all the way back home. That when I learn the hard way that anything that has wheel in florida is a good thing... I remember that long walk back home wishing I had a bicycle to get me home..

[5scaleracer]

@5scaleracer The moral to my story was I pick a shift at a new job were the buses did not run at all, That why I was telling this. Thats why when I see you on that bike, Believe me you did the wright thing.. Again enjoy!!! When I move back to florida, This time I am ready. LOL LOL

[btwbrand]

Wow =D that's sweet going 30 on a bike.

I Subed your channel a day or two ago. Been watching your videos to get an idea of what to expect when I get a bike put together in the next few months.

In the videos you've done you've been doing what I expected I'll do. Only difference being I plan to mount my batteries over the rear wheel behind the seat.. Don't know if that will give me any balance issues but I'll find out.

I plan to go more road bike in my build. Thinner tires, etc.

[shitstainedballs1]

@btwbrand i used my schwinn road bike, 28in got the hub for front wheel, which im glad i did because the balance wouldve been bad, i put the batts, controller in the bag they gave me with the kit on a rack above the rear tire, however u gotta becareful with the weight on a road bike with the thin tire on the back, i had to put alot of air in the rear compared to what im used to. i got the low wattage, volt, 24v 500w, since i wasnt lookin for alot of speed.

[btwbrand]

@shitstainedballs1 Thanks for sharing some ideas. I have my bike built now and I use it regularly. I did put the controller, battery's and the hub motor all in the rear, and I am using the thinner road tires as I planed to. Having all that weight stacked over the rear tire did cross my mind as a concern, But unlike Skeetab5786 and a lot of other users who built a bike, i don't weigh nearly 200 pounds. I'm about 120 and I felt I could get away with the weight being towards the back.

[dennisdeslager0]

whats the top speed with pedaling? maybe you've already said it but i dont have the time to watch all your vids

[skeetab5780]

on a flat with no wind i get 34mph. and at the moment my pedaling is only affective till about 27-29 mph. need larger gear

[14sJakeB190]

@skeetab5780 Have police ever stopped and questioned you about this?

Federal laws and most "well just my" state law says that ebikes can not exceed over 20mph by electric motor/motor combined with pedaling.

I am thinking about buying one, it doesn't look much like an eletric bike but I don't want cops stopping me or questioning me about anything.

They probably wouldn't or even notice it's electric but I don't like the hassle of it and having to explain myself.

So have you had any problems?

[skeetab5780]

@14sJakeB190 No i have never been pulled over or questioned by the police. altho everytime i see one i still have the tendency to slow down to 20 and pedal air to make it look like im cycling. half the reason i wanted the batteries in the frame was so i could cover them up and make them disappear :) im pretty sure the Ma law here where i live is 25mph with helmet and drivers license.