@@craigpickard3422 I'm guessing you are referring to the spacers.

Glad to help!

It's good to hear it helped! Cheers

My pleasure! It's nice, right?

@@SFARCO hehehe. Still waiting for it to arrive. Just ordered it few days ago.

@@dhoyan lol, makes sense.

@@DanMoon66 J'espère que cela a aidé. Merci d'avoir regardé!

@sFarco: Yes car je ne savais pas ci ce type de fourche pouvait ce monter sur le Engwe. Le Pro et le X sont apparemment les même Fats bikes,donc au niveau des dimensions je pense que c'est la même chose. Très sympa le guidon👌. Ce sont des bons fats bikes pour le prix🥇. Merci a Toi🙏pour ce partage d'informations,tes videos sont superbe car tu prend le temps d'apporter de bon conceils👍. Bon road trip a toi😊et au plaisir de te suivre"". Très Cordialement' Dan.

@@DanMoon66 Merci, j'apprécie que vous disiez cela ! Je fais de mon mieux. Cordialement.

Have you tried contacting the manufacturer?

Thanks!

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Nice! That's good to hear.

@SFARCO I actually am getting close to 500 miles already. The original tires should last another 500 miles, hopefully. I am switching to motorcycle tires before winter. I have 0 complaints or concerns. The range is 10 miles each power bar. Even in 110° heat, there is no noticeable reduction range, thay I notice. As an almost every day rider over 66, I couldn't be happier. When I post a comment on the aostirmotor's youtube channel, they respond very quickly to it. I try to pedal 5-10 miles a each day except when it's raining. Thanks.

Motorcycle tire will be awesome and probably last a very long time.

While I have not tested the Emma, I really like my X-trail Pro. I like the dual motors, and the build quality is superb.

I will add, Bandit's customer service still needs improving.

Thanks! They are metal fenders. The motors are not bafang. I don't remember the manufacturer name off the top of my head. I'll try to find it.

@@SFARCO Thanks for replying! This channel deserves more subscriptions! Some other KZbinrs don't even bother replying to people.

Thanks, I appreciate you saying that. And thanks for the sub!

Sure would!

No problem!

No, I wouldn't. I have already had people telling me they fried their controller riding in the rain.

@SFARCO I agree. As I ride dusty trails in the desert daily, I have to wash it occasionally. Basically a bucket wash, light hose off, not the display or motor, controller, getting the wires wet at the controller. Rain riding? Absolutely not. I want my 2 ebikes to last years.

@@Mark-qv4bn okay ty for the answer, what ebike do you recommend?

It is cadence.

Thanks! Watch it as many times as you need.

If you install some pegs, I think it would handle 2 people nicely.

Tamobyke / Qmwheel

Lol, that's a good outlook.

​@SFARCO if it lasted only one year, that's about $2.00 a day. I ride every day for 9 months a year, or more until winter. I rarely drive my truck, and use my rack and saddlebags for shopping. I probably average 150 miles a month. I'm over 65, and this will be my second ebike. Ride safe!

$2 a day to ride for a year. I average 150 miles a month or more. Everyday senior citizen rider. I don't ride in the rain, the cold is ok. Ride safe!

​@Mark-qv4bn That ain't bad at all. Safe riding to you too!

Thanks for hearing me out. I would definitely buy one again. I'm 100% happy so far. Great review, thanks.

Lol, thanks!

Thanks! Why do you think no one in the UK would do these mods?

It’s impossible to get anything done by anyone now , bike shops just want to supply no interest in repairs or maintenance

@@jasonhiggins6431 Oh, that's too bad.

What would you charge in labour if you don’t mind me asking ?

@@jasonhiggins6431 ​ I have no idea. This is a hobby for me. Professionally, I own and operate an appliance repair business. Which keeps my schedule full.

Dang, glad you finally got it.

Interesting.

Thanks. The mpt-7210A is both a mppt and boost controller. If you are wanting to only charge your bike battery, then that is all you need.

@@SFARCO I did see that in the listing as well. So you essentially printed the case, added a DC to DC 12V Buck converter, then added the USB Port adapter, that step it from 12V to 5V USB. Ya that isn't a bad project at all. I'll prob make a case for mine as well. I have built a few battery boxes with a similar design. Converted my 52V E-Bike battery for use in my boat battery box, so I can use my minn kota trolling motor. More range and only 9lbs to carry! Compared to my heavy marine battery!

@TheCompjunkie That sweet! Way to be inventive. And yes, you are correct about this project. Its a simple build with big benefits. Less weight and space over a separate battery bank.

Have you contacted DYU?

@@SFARCO yesterday , waiting on a reply , I have the feeling there will be a lot of waiting and exchange of emails before getting things sorted out lol

@uptowndisco2 Unfortunately, that's how most of these play out.

I'm too old to find out!

Thanks. It's a battery cover I got it from Amazon but I had to modify it a bit. I had to shorten the velcro so it stops at the hinge. Really easy to do, I just cut off the extra velcro and stitched the end so it doesn't unravel. amzn.to/3NHkey5 I did not plug the bottom because I'm worried about trapping water and dirt it there. And the seat post clamps to the seat. Should see a bolt you'll need to loosen.

I named them all in the video. Or are you making a joke about my inability to pronounce one of them? Lol

Thanks, I know the panels should be flat, but they should also be tracking the sun ideally. This solar panel has more diodes than your typical panel, so it should perform better in partial light. So the plan is to get whatever amount of charge I can while I ride and finish it off when I get to camp. Then I can properly position the panel for maximum energy production.

It's not the worst, definitely not the best. And I'm not impressed with how they conduct themselves as a business.

Yeah, they are one heck of a price, hard to pass up a deal like that. Plus, a lot of these bikes are all made in the same factory.

Thanks!

If you talking about riding full throttle, no pedaling, then no. It's not designed for that. I made it to extend the range for bike camping trips. While riding, it won't be getting full voltage because it won't have the ideal angle to the sun. But when you're at camp, you can angle it properly and get better performance.

Same here, working good!

There is a TPU 3d printed cover, but it doesn't really add height. Just offers scratch protection. If I'm looking at the right part. I believe you are referring to the foot that the bike rests on when in the folded position.

That’s exactly what I’m talking about. Did you print it yourself? Do you have the printer file?

@moderntech4506 No, I did not print it myself. I can't remember who printed it. If I figure it out, I'll let you know.

​@@RickCoreyRealEstatedragonfly2.net/shop/ols/products/sondors-fold-shoe Found it!

Most welcome!

Yeah, they are good to go.

Man, I want to say Geeone.

The AC50S.

Sorry, but I don't sell them. But it's a good starter project.

Thanks! Almost anyone can do this, you just have to get started.

@@SFARCO not if you don’t have the tools or knowledge 😊

@y9880 lol! That's how everyone starts. No tools, no knowledge. You pick a project, buy the couple tools needed for that one project, and learn. Then repeat. Soon enough, you will have a fair amount of tools and knowledge.

That is a nice bike. I'm going to try and get some more e-bike videos made soon.

Yes, this is different from a cassette. It's called a freewheel. It's all in one unit that threads on.

Thanks! Here is a link to the flex pipe: amzn.to/3kNWc81

Thanks! The main reason was for the marine fittings, to both keep it primed, and leak free. I wanted to keep the fill port clear, so I didn't have to pull a siphon tube out and make a mess when filling. As far as changes, it pretty darn close to perfect for me. With one exception, if I forget to vent the lid for long runs, it will create a vacuum that will stop fuel flow. So I am going to use one of those lid adapters to install a vacuum release.

@@SFARCO Thank you so much for the information. I really appreciate it!

@@ryanknoles5146 No problem!

Sounds good. But that doesn't really solve the problems I set out to fix.

Cool

No problem! It's significantly better, you won't regret it.