E-MTB Fatbike conversion Part 3 - Hard testing

[@DinerProdeep]

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[@activelifeinfinland]

That's so true!

[@dariorseventyeight]

I'd love to try a full fat bike! Good job!

[@activelifeinfinland]

It’s really worth of testing!

[@karewenger1343]

Nice bike. Good work.

[@activelifeinfinland]

Thanks!

[@tonym6633]

Dengfu E56. Premade fat bike.

[@activelifeinfinland]

Yeah, I know that and I even refer to those Bafang based china bikes in the first part. The problem is that Dengfu E56 and it's variants are using Bafang M620 motor, which brings over 3 kg extra weight to bike.

[@mattweaver3632]

ive enjoyed this as i have had a similar idea to do this with my norco Sight Vlt ebike.I spoke to a bike fabricator and he said he thought it was a possibility,i will show him your videos soi he understands more about the process.Im curious though,would it not have been easier for your steel fabricator friend to not just make the whole rear back end rather than modifying the old one from the focus? Also good to know the Maxx Huradax wasnt up to the task as im travelling to Austria next year and was considering to try and buy one there as it would be far less expensiove for me as less duties and taxes etc( our Australian government are very greedy and you get triple taxed on various goods sometimes which it makes it cost prohibitive to get some things shipped here)

[@activelifeinfinland]

It is really nice to hear that you felt my videos interesting. I have already heard that the workshop has been made at least one other similar project after my project. At first It might feel that it would be more easier to make the whole rear fork from scratch, but there are plenty of things to consider and I am pretty sure that the modification of the original fork is easier. Hopefully you will get a proper solution in your case!