Thread: ebike dilemma
View Single Post
Old 08-30-2017, 02:58 PM   #8 (permalink)
vskid3
Master EcoModder
 
vskid3's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Utah
Posts: 975

Civic DX (sold) - '97 Honda Civic DX
90 day: 34.15 mpg (US)

GTO (sold) - '04 Pontiac GTO
90 day: 22.62 mpg (US)

Green Brick (sold) - '06 Ford Escape Hybrid
90 day: 31.93 mpg (US)
Thanks: 193
Thanked 312 Times in 221 Posts
The item description says that battery is too small for a 1000w setup, so you'll either need a bigger battery or a lower power motor kit/ability to turn down the power output of the 1000w kit. Be careful buying batteries on ebay. I would head over to the Endless Sphere forums or other ebike forum and see if there are any sellers that sell quality batteries.

You might be better off selling your solar stuff than trying to charge with it. That 48v 12Ah battery would cost less than 10 cents to charge almost anywhere in the US.

Do you already have a bike? You could see if pedal power can work for you. It sucks getting started, but after a week or two your butt will get used to the saddle and you'll stop feeling like you're going to die from the effort.
__________________


Camry Thread
E-Bike Thread
  Reply With Quote