[WTB] EU E-Bike shizz, Motor, throttle etc

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#21

Yes. Usually it’s a switch inside the brake lever on the handlebar

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#22

No, it needs to be 3.3V and not 5V.

A 5V can be easily converted to a 3.3V with two resistors.

Do not apply more than 3.3V to the ADC pins on the VESC.

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#23

Give us a build thread Justin.

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#24

It would be pathetic, it was so simple.

  1. Remove front wheel.
  2. Replace with motor hub wheel.
  3. Install torque arm to bike frame and axle.
  4. Order a breakout cable and junk ebike kit from Amazon.
  5. Add battery and plug it all in.

I found a small bike bag that hangs on the tube and holds the esc perfectly at Walmart but it seems pretty universal. Just velcro straps on the tube

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#25

that’s what outsiders want though! simple :smile:

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#26

RICETOO Electric Bicycle… Amazon.com

I just used these, one for acceleration and one for brake on my trike, they are cheap and so far have worked really well. I’m running them on flipsky 75100.

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#27

10cm

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#28

Also confirmed i need 28" :confused:

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#29

now u know which hub would fit ur front fork

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#30

I have an 1kw rear motor if you change your mind. It’s currently on a 26" wheel, but you can just rip that out and spoke it into an 28" wheel ezpz.

Rear wheel is nicer imo, the steering feels way less clunky.

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#31

Does it support a 10cm fork?

*Granted if the rear is the same as the front. I just measured the front duh

I’m not 100% set on Front hub, it’s just less work/modifications i have to do on the bike.

#32

Nah the rear is wider to accommodate the gear casette. it needs ~14cm. Thats not to tragic though if yours is a bit smaller, you can just bend the rear fork apart a bit. :grin:

I can send you some pics if you want.

#33

Ah hell nah :rofl:

Yes please.

Need to ask the bike shops what it would cost for them to re-spoke it.

#34

PM’d.

Usually the back wheel is a drop-in replacement too, at least with my bike that was the case.

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#35

I think you can use some pins or the uart port

#36

Man there are really no good videos on youtube discussing vescs with ebikes.

Even though i have no real expectations, i kinda fear i will be disappointed with a 10s battery.

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#37

yes u will, my mini ebike barely gets me up a short steep slope, so u want a 28 inch wheel pull u up? u might want to start pedalling to get it up to speed first :joy:

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#38

thanks for that

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#39

just go 13s or 16s, u can still baby mode it

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#40

ye but then i need new vesc and battery

Maybe start with the 36v pack i have 10s4p 30q and upscale in the future depending on how i like the ebike.

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