Dear friends. here is my homemade e-bicycle.
Lets attach our e-bicycle images at this topic...
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maydin67,
Welcome to our V is for Voltage Community, hope you don't mind we reposted the pictures for you.
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Nice,
and simple.
Tell us more, belt drive? controller? Do you commute? How did you mount the sprocket on the rear wheel?
More pictures,
Thanks,
chuck
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This has got to be the simplest to do that I've seen, it will be very interesting to read and see more about it.
Peace Out, <img src="http://tinyurl.com/ysafbn">
Gman
look real careful at that second picture, maydin67 has hidden the controller under the seat.
chuck
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Maydin67,
Welcome to the V is for Voltage Community!
Nice looking eBike!
Very interested in seeing some more pictures if ya don't mind sharing them.
We can help you figure out how to post them if there's any problem there.
I have a built from scratch ebike and so does eChuck.
Look for the MB-1-E for mine and Chuck has the Cheetah.
Having been through building one, I know that it is no small task.
Looks like you've done a nice job with yours.
Dave
MB-1-E
Dave B
MB-1-E
<a href="http://visforvoltage.org/book-page/996-mountain-bike-conversion-24v-3-4h... - Bridgestone MB-1 Mountain Bike</a>
I like your configuration! Is there a freewheel anywhere on the left side of the rear wheel, perhaps on the motor, the jackshaft, or down on the axle sprocket?
If yes, would you please post a pic and the part numbers, and suppliers link? (if part of the drivetrain needs to be fabricated, I can do that)
Thanks in advance!