Introducing insane power, THE BEAST. I just wanted to find
an affordable ebike conversion kit on ebay for a 24-inch bike, but couldn't
find one between 500-750 watts, so I had to buy a 1000-watt kit.
After putting it together, it proved to act like a bucking bronco with
abrupt starts and too much speed and power - very unsafe. To rectify
the situation, I had to upgrade the controller to a smoother 30 amp sine wave
controller, and to a better half twist incremental throttle. But the big option to
control power to the wheel motor is in the programming, where I can adjust
the amps to the wheel motor from 2-30 amps. For my brother, I selected 6 amps,
and programmed the top speed to 15mph. This bike at 15 amps is
capable of a blazing 35mph, with scary acceleration. I finally have
it adjusted as a Class II ebike. Here's the final bike:
Would you ride a 1000 Watt, 48-volt ebike at full power?
an affordable ebike conversion kit on ebay for a 24-inch bike, but couldn't
find one between 500-750 watts, so I had to buy a 1000-watt kit.
After putting it together, it proved to act like a bucking bronco with
abrupt starts and too much speed and power - very unsafe. To rectify
the situation, I had to upgrade the controller to a smoother 30 amp sine wave
controller, and to a better half twist incremental throttle. But the big option to
control power to the wheel motor is in the programming, where I can adjust
the amps to the wheel motor from 2-30 amps. For my brother, I selected 6 amps,
and programmed the top speed to 15mph. This bike at 15 amps is
capable of a blazing 35mph, with scary acceleration. I finally have
it adjusted as a Class II ebike. Here's the final bike:
Would you ride a 1000 Watt, 48-volt ebike at full power?
