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Coincidence ! Due to restricted movement and in an attempt to keep cycling (arthritis and crumbling knee) I've just shortened my crank arms from 170mm to 150mm. Unfortunatly at the moment my torque activated Bosch system is still to much :( I'm due for a cortisone injection next week, here's...

what a knob He obviously can't speak without disengaging his brain first, perhaps he should remain silent

True lipos can and are used hard and fast, certainly pushed to there limits they have quite a short life but I run 1/10th scale trials trucks, slow and précis driving with high wind, low power motors. Buggy racing was a battery killer, 100% down to 10% in 8 minuets, the motors would be to hot to...

It's true that useing any lithium cells between 20 & 80 % will improve there life but it's not always possible or practical. If you know it's not going to be used for a long spell don't leave it fully charged. Saying that, in the real world over several years I don't think you'll notice the...

It's easy enough to brake a lever without leaving any signs of violence ;) Just putting two bikes on a rack and getting the handlebars entwined will do it. Then there's riding/ falling off hazards, Tree bark, soft ground etc :rolleyes: And to be honest it dosent look like a clean brake from...

I already have a cube ebike, I also like the trek and its motor guard. As they both use Bosch motors the choice is down to style and personal preferences. For me the biggest factor would be dealer location, you will be going back to the dealer at some time, even if it's just to get the...

I'll tell you what's realy unbelievable, it's that I've read five pages of this twoddle and I don't know why. God I must be bored :D

I like it, it looks practical in a good way, posibly the bike equivalent of a pickup truck. I'm yet to try a hub drive bike, even so it's the sort of bike (if fitted with a throttle) I'd chose to replace my cube.

The first thing I put on the bike (2 years ago) it's that good it gets moved between bikes as required :cool:

I gave up all the hard & fast stuff years ago.:( Ive only done one short road ride with My new rigid forks, not enough to give any useful feedback. Unfortunatly my old knee injury has flared up and lm struggling to walk ATM let alone ride :mad:

£16 for a pr of taps is cheap enough, my only concern is the Bosch crank arms are cast with a hollow back making them thinner in the area I'd be tapping :confused: making an adaptor plate is also an option and that would have the benefit of being adjustable, I could then find my own best length...

Due to limited movement, I'm looking for 150mm crank arms for my Bosch motor (isis fitting) I thought I'd found the perfect thing at a unicycle shop 150mm, isis & only £25 but alas no offset. I'd like to buy something off the shelf but at a push I could buy the taps and modify my original 175mm...

12v:confused: 9 NiMh @1.2v = 10.8v :p 3s lipo @ 3.7v = 11.1v 4s lipo @ 3.7v = 14.8v

The lipos you'd linked to will discharge at 55amps, not so with your 18650 cells, there just not built for the high discharge rates needed for flight. When I flew RC planes I'd expect flight times of about 12 minuets per battery, big planes and big batterys or small planes & small batterys but...

A little knowllage is a dangerous thing, so many bad decisions are made from second/third hand information :rolleyes: Batterys don't just stop working after 5 years. I'd expect a gradual reduction in capacity/range. I previously owned a earlier model Agattu and after 5 ish years the battery...

First thought, what are you taking ! But the more I looked & thought about it, the more I'd like to try one out. As to buying one, I found no retailers but did find this on new atlas.com (Sept. 10/14): A Bygen representative has told us that the Hank will go on sale in Korea as of this October...

I've go my cube set for a comfortable ride :) it doesn't upset my bulging discs :( http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/cube-reaction-hybrid-pro29-first-impressions.17754/#post-219290 High rise bars and a NCX seatpost ( lMHO the best sus seat post ) And I'd agree with you about battery...

If you can hear the seatpost you need to get the grease out ;) I run big apples, Similar tyres to your bens, I found high pressures didn't mean higher speeds. I'm comfortable running 30 & 45 psi front & rear.

Curious as to the driver you'll be using ?