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Hi Troops,
After building two internal combustion powered bicycles I decided to undertake an 'E bike' project for operation in noise sensitive locations such as the beach front on a summers evening. The base bike for this project was a Repco Tungsten which was bought from the local porn broker for $85.00. The alloy frame and wheels are the only thing that I will keep, the rest will be upgraded as the project moves along. The planned outcome of this project is a bike that will have a peddle assisted range of 30km and an on the flat top speed of around 38kph, anything more than this on both parameters will be a bonus.
I don't expect this to be a lightening build but I will post info and images of the progress as the budget and time permits. All of the suspension and brake upgrades have been ordered and should start to arrive in the next few days.
Let the journey begin.
Cheers BJ
After building two internal combustion powered bicycles I decided to undertake an 'E bike' project for operation in noise sensitive locations such as the beach front on a summers evening. The base bike for this project was a Repco Tungsten which was bought from the local porn broker for $85.00. The alloy frame and wheels are the only thing that I will keep, the rest will be upgraded as the project moves along. The planned outcome of this project is a bike that will have a peddle assisted range of 30km and an on the flat top speed of around 38kph, anything more than this on both parameters will be a bonus.
I don't expect this to be a lightening build but I will post info and images of the progress as the budget and time permits. All of the suspension and brake upgrades have been ordered and should start to arrive in the next few days.
Let the journey begin.
Cheers BJ