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Cheetah, couple more pictures

Oh, just a couple of pictures from a few months back

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A wiring diagram of my battery pack. All wires are within an 1/8" of each other, 2 parallel, 2 series. Buddy paired, wires to and from pack balanced.

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And a photogragh of the wiring, disorganized?, nah, just effective.

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Cheetah, front fender

Well, Folks
I been complaining a lot, so I finally buckled down, had a sheet of stainless steel. Got out the jig saw, cut me out a fender. Mounted my lights to it. Will probably go with one light, just put a better bulb in. That's for the future. A little clean up on the wiring too.
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cheetah, a couple a new pics

Ya,

Oh ya, jdh just had to be first, well his mower is battery powered, more fancy than tis ole tiller. I say, no middleman, get da power from the source.

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Cheetah, old pics

Thought this was part of my blog, found it buried way back in bikes and pedelecs,

http://visforvoltage.org/forum/bicycles-and-pedelecs/1270

The Raliegh, my first e bike, is buried, even further,

http://visforvoltage.org/book-page/1185-raleigh-mountain-bike-scott-motor-atx-controller

Old pics, I, for one, am not a photographer.

chuck

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Cheetah, Last Hoorah?

How and why did I build this bike? Design limitations

Why, not philisophical, short drive to work. My car would'nt heat up. Hard on a car to make short trips. I knew an electrical bike could be made. I googled, saw what others where building, where they were getting contollers, performance.

Now the How

I built off the work and effort of others. Eric Peltzer had just about what I considered to be the perfect E-bike. I built it. I did'nt do many calculations, just used his advice.

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The "Cheetah" What! I can't be!

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The "Cheetah" Forks

Oh Boy!!

OOOOHWEEE!! OH MY GOSH!! Look out Ethel!!!

I promise, better pics, started raining down here again or I would have taken some REAL pics.

These 888 VF BOMBER FORKS. Now I'm suspended. Holy mackeral!!

What a difference. First time I have spent $526 and been happy. Was able to get about a 10 mile ride in before this tropical storm blew in to Dallas.

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The Cheetah, putting things right

I have been reluctant to enter, My back room. You may be shocked to see what I keep back here, parts of dismembered bicycles. After a year of hacking up my favorite bikes I have repented my ways. Come with me and see if I can make things right.

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Left dangling by its heel, my first mountain bike, a venerable chromemoly frame, the most comfortable bike I had ever rode, stripped of all its dignity. It called, I entered.

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Cheetah

Forks came,
Five inches taller than either of my stock forks

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simple wiring help

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I have most of the wiring figured out for my rear lights. Now, how do I wire the brake lights, when I apply my brakes will my turn signal not flash. For me the easy way would be to just run a third light for my brake light. It looks to me that automotive flasher, has 2 prongs, should be run like this, does it over ride the brake signal and keep just one of the lights flashing, will both lights flash if I hit the brakes?

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