DreamBike 7 Speed Kit on Chinese Frame

Here is the Kit I got from DreamBike in Brazil . ( 220usd kit no wheels just hubs--shipping 160usd )
I installed it on a Generic Chinese Motorcycle looking full suspension frame.
Suspension is DNM with lockout front 130mm travel and DNM 165mm rear air shock with lockout.
Brakes single Hydraulic and Dual Hydraulic TekTro HD 500 /Motor cut off
derailleur is a Shimano rsx derailleur rd-a410 short cage
Wheels BMX 20x4.0
Tires Vee 20x4.0 REAR CST 20x4.0 Front
Chainring 30T 7 Speed 28-14
Battery's 48V 13ah Each / EXD MicroChip to control both batteries , its about the size of a PC processor and is mounted just in front of the Rear battery.
Easy Seat II without Mankiller
Display BL181
Bars BMX Showmans 4 piece
4mm stainless steel spacers for rear HUB spoke clearance of Calipers
That's it for Now am planning on adding a custom basket to the rear when ever I can get a REPLACEMENT Axle to replace the BADLY bent one .
Its really SKETCHY to try and ride because of the bent AXLE but even if it weren't bent it still would be Sketchy to ride like it is for the OLD Honda ATC;s were back in the day but they were ALOT of fun though and I would still buy one if I could find the one I want.
But for NOW can really only ride it a few Blocks because of the Bent Axle so its NOT really any fun at at because it feels like your always fighting it just to keep it in a straight line and that no fun at all because you really cant even pedal it and even that throws off the balance of the bike so it basically sits until I can get a NEW replacement AXLE for it . Or maybe a custom metal shop local here can make me one if the company is NOT willing to send me a replacement. We shall see what happens.
Update I received the replacement AXLES from thew company a couple months later and having to FIGHT to get them to replace them but in the end they sent me 2 replacement axles and its fully working now and is Smoother than I would have guessed.
I deferentially have to change out the front tire because it want to pull to one side or the other because the tire does not have a center line tread pattern and it just jumping from nub to nub going slow but is smooth when going about 12mph or higher so I think I will get another Vee tire for it to match the rear tires.

[@kareemvitar6645]

Chinese designers have good taste.They produce beautiful models.

[@pharrohku5922]

yes I can agree on that I really like the frame design that is why I bought it in the first place back in 2015 . But they do have ONE big problem though there QUALITY control is pretty BAD and this frame is NO exception the rear swingarm is bent from the factory or you might call it PREBENT meaning that the jig they had used was NOT straight because the rear wheel is offset by about 7mm when you mount the wheel in the frame. Also the rear left swingarm is about 6mm higher in height than the right side. Meaning if you remove the wheels and sit the frame on a flat surface it rocks back and forth like a seesaw. The factory had sent me a new swingarm but as before it was also PREBENT out of the box and I am not alone on this issue because there are a few YT videos showing this was a big issue and the ones i watched they got replacements from the company as well and there NEW ones were PREBENT as well. Rear swingarm pivot point has a Stainless Steel Pin and PLASTIC bushings and NO BEARINGS of any kind so about after 500 miles on it the SQUEAKING NOISE begins and its actually the swingarm rubbing against the actual frame meaning its METAL ON METAL because the PLASTIC bushings got torn up . I got a local bearing shop to make some tapered bearings to fit the swingarm so i dont have to worry about it anymore. This PREBENT issue also throws off the trike build because when your riding it wants to PULL to the left and you have a serious workout after about 15 minutes of riding even on flat level ground . So I am gonna have to remount the rear kit offset on the left about 6mm to compensate for the PREBENT swingarm and hopefully this will solve the problem of the pulling left issue. We shall see but other than these couple issues I really like this frame that is why I have spent so much time on fixing these issues that should NOT have been this way in the first place.

[@givienjibadze8586]

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[@terryj257]

that there is pretty awesome. the only thing that I can think of, to make it even more awesomeR is, a hub motor on the front and another battery. just think about that. in the snow or on ice, you could still drift the rear, whenever you want, and when you get too sideways you could push the thumb throttle, for the front to pull you out of the skid. not too mention the added boost in power.

[@pharrohku5922]

Your right on that would work great I do have 2 battery's on it as of now and am thinking of removing the rear 13ah and install it with a 20ah or 30ah one on the rear and that would give me a totasl of 33ah or 43ah and the range would be unbelievable. I also Upgraded the display to a BL181 from ebay seller ( mossenebikes )for only 28 bucks and its an all in one small display ( www.ebay.com/itm/155008068679 ) I was never too keen on hub motors I used to own a few of them back like 8-10 years ago but they could never give me the power I wanted unless they were this MASSIVE thing in size and they weigh so much and throws off the balance of the bike is one reason I stopped using them but they do have there place in E-Bikes

[@juanmercedes1956]

That looks very nice I hope you enjoy it

[@pharrohku5922]

Thank You I havent used it very much because I am trying to make a dual battery mount for the rear so I can mount 2 of the same 12.5ah batterys on it . They dont make a rack wide enough to mount to it so I am having to fab something out of 2 racks to make 1 extra wide one to fit it and support the weight of 2 batterys which will be controlled by a microchip acting as 1 battery for a total of 25ah so no need to swap out batterys

[@juanmercedes1956]

@@pharrohku5922 does your trike feel Tippy with the fat tires

[@antonioleite2385]

Gostei

[@pharrohku5922]

Yes its a good concept for this kit even though its Sketchy to ride but I have a BENT AXLE and waiting on the company to replace it for me so really LOOKS GOOD but cant really ride it right now so jus trying to add extras to it like a rear create to carry stuff after Axle is replaced. will post more on it as time goes on. Or you just liked the Cat his name is HamHam

[@avilaluis8760]

Upload video of test ride Looks like 3wheel dirtbike from back in the day

[@pharrohku5922]

Yea I know right and remeber the OLD Honda ATC's it handles just like one of those but with a soft suspension which I think makes it even more Sketchy to ride . Seems a little more stable when I do a Lockout on the suspension at least on the sidewalks but much more fun with full suspension enabled

[@avilaluis8760]

@@pharrohku5922 I have a bbs02 and its fast I can only imagine how fun it would be on the tricycle off-road

[@pharrohku5922]

@@avilaluis8760 The company is sending me a new set of replacement axles and when I get them and install them I was wondering the same thing how it would handle on some of the local dirt trails here I am in Queens NY and think Forest Park would be a good Test for this trike because i ride that park alot with my other Fat bikes with BBSHD kits on them This is the Ultra G510 motor and plan on adding a cool little basket to the back of it . Also I think being its a slip posse traction rear-end Its gonna be a Blast in the SNOW during the winter time. Here is the latest Build I did and it performs very well on the trails and street also top speed is 31mph ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX6zeJ-LqN6ro6s ) Update the NEW axles are installed and running smooth so its about time I try it out on a local trail and see how it handles .

[@pharrohku5922]

@@avilaluis8760 The new axles are installed and I will post a video of the thing on the local trails and see how it handles nothing to course for the first run but i think it will do good with a better rider on it than what I can do.

[@avilaluis8760]

@@pharrohku5922 that's cool I'm looking forward to it, your bike is awesome

[@strongblack4569]

Amazing bike how much

[@pharrohku5922]

Its about 3500 usd if you take into account the upgrades i had made to it while building it and NOW I am about to take it apart and do a couple more things with installing headlights and dual batterys on the rear rack i had to make for it

[@odiyolagame4861]

berapa harganya....saya punya uang cuman sedikit...tp saya sangat mbutuhkan...Krn kakaiku patah....pingin selalu ikut solawatan dan selalu tengok emak selagi emak msh sehat...

[@pharrohku5922]

I would love to sell it to you but this is a custom made one I used a generic Chinese full suspension frame to make this bike and the rear dual wheels are from Brazil So this bike is NOT a common 3 wheel bike + the 1000 Watt Bafang motor on it as well

[@jemmyvm1959]

Saya mau beli di mana ya sepeda ini ? I want to buy this bike , sir ?

[@pharrohku5922]

I built this about a couple months ago and its sitting in the garage waiting for the first SNOW so I can try it out on the snow and see how it performs. I do ride it once and a while because everyone loves it when I head into the local town and scoot around a little but like most people love it but want something like it but dont wanna spend any money on one or get someone to make it for them because its too expensive. . Most or all other 3 wheel trikes ONLY 1 wheel has power and the other is just a roll along UNLIKE this bike it has Slip Posie traction like a car with a differential rear end

[@pharrohku5922]

OK Make me an Offer I cant Refuse

[@sadiqalipapu6837]

Sir from waher r you

[@pharrohku5922]

Queens NY

[@razony]

We all know how tri bikes handle. People will get hurt...bad!

[@pharrohku5922]

Yes I agree with you but they are still fun to ride . You just have to be careful when riding it is all.

[@musicman195959]

If you ride it like a damn fool then of course someone will more than likely get hurt. Duh.

[@razony]

If one is going to build a 3 wheeler. Think BIG wheels of the 60's & 70's. You need to sit low to the ground with a big wheel up front, small heels in the back. Otherwise you may be seeing a wheel chair in the near future.