This is my first post on any forum. I just got a happy time type, 66 cc kit from power king. Ordered it the 14th, received on the 22nd, all put together and out for a test ride on the 24th, Today. It ran great! It's mounted to a huffy mountain bike.
This is my first gas powered bike. I have had a "Wilderness Energy", brushed, electric hub motor on a full suspension "Next" (Cheap Wal-Mart bike) for a little over a year. It's powered by a 48v, 9Ah liFePO4 pack I put together with a123 cells taken from 36 and 28v dewalt lithium battery packs.
After test riding "The gasser" I thought, hey, both kits will fit on the huffy at once. So I did it. It only took about 15 minutes to swap the front tire out for the tire with electric hub motor in it and put on the seat post mounted rack for the batteries on. The two work together great but it does add over 40 pounds to the overall weight of the bike. On the plus side no peddling needed to start.
Sorry no pictures, I will try to get some and post them as soon as I can.
And thanks to everybody here. This forum is already helped me out with troubleshooting and mounting the kit. Would have been a lot harder muddling through on my own.
warepas out
This is my first gas powered bike. I have had a "Wilderness Energy", brushed, electric hub motor on a full suspension "Next" (Cheap Wal-Mart bike) for a little over a year. It's powered by a 48v, 9Ah liFePO4 pack I put together with a123 cells taken from 36 and 28v dewalt lithium battery packs.
After test riding "The gasser" I thought, hey, both kits will fit on the huffy at once. So I did it. It only took about 15 minutes to swap the front tire out for the tire with electric hub motor in it and put on the seat post mounted rack for the batteries on. The two work together great but it does add over 40 pounds to the overall weight of the bike. On the plus side no peddling needed to start.
Sorry no pictures, I will try to get some and post them as soon as I can.
And thanks to everybody here. This forum is already helped me out with troubleshooting and mounting the kit. Would have been a lot harder muddling through on my own.
warepas out
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