Hi random question please help?

[Julieh30]

Hi I came across this electric bike I have never owned one before can you tell me what the missing part I need is and where to get need to test if it runs also thanks (see pics)

 

[soundwave]

well the screen looks cracked and looks like it is covered in rust so imo it is not worth the time and money to fix it.

 

[Julieh30]

Thank you.
Yes that was my thinking also was just hoping it was worth salvaging it’s a shame

 

[soundwave]

the batt will be the most expensive part so if you buy one to fit that bike and then have to replace a load more parts then it will just be a money pit.

id put it back in the canal lol

 

[russ18uk]

Looks like whoever rode it enjoyed using the rear brake.

 

[wheeliepete]

There may well be nothing wrong with it, but you need someone with a battery to find out.

 

[Andy-Mat]

Now I see the Fotos!!
I think that the battery is missing, the most expensive bit.
Some batteries are difficult to source, especially if the bike is more than a few years old, as this one appears to be.
It looks like it needs a lot of work, but as I don't know the model myself, you should wait and see if someone who has (had) the same one can help you better.
As it looks to me personally, it is worth nothing.
I hope someone else can be more helpful than I am.
Regards
Andy

 

[Nealh]

The battery would have been a 10.4ah 36v round bottle battery these can be had cheaply, life though generally isn't great as they will probably only use Samsung 26F in 10s4p config . The cells will be ok for 2 years or so then capacity will drop.
With no battery any 36v & capacity with a fitting cradle will work.
The electrics are KT as the screen is an lcd3 so all bits easy to get hold of.
Ideally you need a power source to test if the motor works, that's if the lcd also works. A lipo or any 36v battery will work, battery only needs hotwire connecting to the existing terminals for crude test.