Testing Range and Top speed on the Ebay 1000w rear hub DIY ebike!

Taking the bike out for a spin to do some testing. Getting some awesome results!
Ebik3e build playlist: • Installing 1000w 48v e...
1000w ebay Kit: ebay.us/dIqzQ2

[@mihaiaragon]

Hi @Side Project, what app do you use? Is the BMS with a bluetooth incorporated or your controller?

[@feverishhx9750]

THANK YOU, you are almost the same weight as me and I'm looking to buy the same kit, LOTS OF SPEED!

[@milankonrad2447]

@Side Project Could you please tell me a link where you bought your battery? Thanks :)

[@VK92KL]

If your hub is rated for 1kw, do you think its ok to be pulling up to 1,5kw? Also your battery is about 20Ah?

[@medshadow1]

Nice 😎⚡⚡

[@milankonrad2447]

Hello Which battery are you using?

[@cognac8297]

What kind of charger used.

[@MyMovingCrew]

whats the mah on the battery

[@209rodriguez]

Do you have the option to add more at 3:59 ?

[@sideproject4028]

i can charge to 4.2 per cell if needed

[@mar504]

Which exact brand did you get? There are tons, most say top speed of 24 or 28mph, curious which one does your 36mph.

[@kevinorghidan4384]

It's not the brand, but the Wattage and the battery If you get a 1000w motor will get you to max 55 km per hour depending on the weight, or 1500w will get you to 65km per hour.

[@marvinloka1246]

Hi Where do you get the battery?

[@sideproject4028]

Made it. Check out my other videos!

[@ady7d77]

i hate when is a ghost youtuber that never answers his followers

[@sideproject4028]

Hi!

[@209rodriguez]

Can you explain please how you came up with the numbers at 7:08 ?

[@talltvreporter3040]

27.6 is the amps he was drawing and 55v is the max voltage of his hub, when multiplied =1500w. The app told him that he was drawing 27.6 amps

[@sideproject4028]

amps x volts = watts

[@kincheunglam7511]

Use DC60v battery and driver,1kw motor can easy speed up over 65km/h.

[@oneworld2642]

What city are you in ? Beautiful city though .... 👍

[@sideproject4028]

Denton TX

[@notmefrfr]

Mine only goes 28mph is there a way to make I go faster?

[@frencios]

Do you have 35A controller? Same prob. with 1500w motor and a 35A controller. Need 45A controller

[@RealPuReKratos]

How far would a 48v 1000w 99,000ah battery go on 1 charge

[@anthonyhadsell2673]

48v*99000ah=4752000wh/1000=4752*30=about a hundred forty two thousdand miles assuming a top speed of 30mph although i think you mean to use mah instead of ah which would mean it could only go about 142 miles but thats still decent

[@zantesh]

Is the jump from 48v to 52v worth it? And do i need to get an ebike kit (the ones that don't include batteries)that is listed as 52v?or will a 48v hub motor allow 52v from the battery?

[@lliwmc]

If you over volt the 48v motor with 52v batteries it improves your top end and its fine to do on most 48v kits, i think there maybe 1 particular bafang kit you cant or shouldnt use 52v with but the typical hub motor kits on ebay tend to be fine and improve better on 52v. Hope ive been of some help as the youtuber has gone ghost

[@sidvicious05]

@@lliwmc 👀👀👀

[@sideproject4028]

Went straight to 52. It should have more power with more volts

[@DyLemmaOG]

@@lliwmc Motors don't have voltage as far as I know. They just know wattage. The battery and controller is where you want to have the right voltages. You could use a 72v battery and controller on a 750w motor but you'd need a very small amp controller so you don't go crazy on wattage. That's just in theory though and not worth it at all, just an example.

[@marcholden9587]

Hi great video can you tell me what is the ah rating of your battery I am thinking of doing the same on my bike. Thanks

[@sideproject4028]

10ah

[@tonystone3397]

Great vid its been interesting. I have the Tongsheng 250w 36v mid motor. On flat roads with little wind I can hold 35 mph for a short effort, roughly half a mile. I would get up to 65 miles distance using level 2 of 4, and about 25 miles on level 4 with my 36v 11.6 AH battery. My bike is a light-weigh road machine, and I am a life-time cyclist, although over 225ib and 60 y/o. I think with a light-weight machine and you putting in a good effort you would make some very interesting numbers with the 1000 watts and big battery.

[@ianmangham4570]

No way you're getting anywhere near 65 miles.

[@Bricklinsv1970]

Mine does about the same35-37 mph I have a 1500 watt Volemart motor and a 48Volt 20 mah battery on a Electra townie bike all for less than $800. It will do 40 mph with a good tailwind.

[@Bricklinsv1970]

@@agnosticevolutionist3567 I have thick slicks on it already. Im going to build a fairing to reduce wind drag make it more Aero.

[@mfuji02]

36 mph not bad love duel suspension -_-

[@sahilsquadron2286]

I wonder howmuch of the acceleration is lost to the suspension though. Probably worth the trade off especially for be with my bad body.

[@JoshuaJapitan]

How would it fare on slopes? Especially on those around 40-50°?

[@sideproject4028]

It does ok. But i believe mid drives do better on slopes!

[@frederickschulze8014]

I don't think you're riding any bike up 45 degree slopes...

[@JoshuaJapitan]

@@frederickschulze8014 i dont really know how much xactly, but there are those that are very steep for cyclists (or at least for me)

[@zdzichczajen8149]

Hi. Arę you from Poland or any other eec?

[@sideproject4028]

Ukraine originally!

[@zdzichczajen8149]

@@sideproject4028 Best regards! Anyway, nice video.

[@matteo507]

Good for climbing ? Please i need the answer

[@Jonmc511]

It is awesome with a pedal assist

[@sideproject4028]

its good. But mid-drive would be better for climbing i think

[@zZIJOKERIZz]

Great Video, Would it be cheaper for me buying the spot welder, battery tester, and then obviously the cells than the: dillenger 1000w the price of the kit with the motor and the rest, is doubled by the battery the price comes in at £600 Gbp

[@frederickschulze8014]

If you have to buy a spot welder, buy a prebuilt battery. My 5amp 48v battery that I'm building is coming out to about $130 but I'm soldering everything together.

[@jimmysyar889]

Frederick Schulze don’t solder

[@frederickschulze8014]

@@jimmysyar889 I soldered all the cells. Is that bad?

[@gearedhub9847]

@@frederickschulze8014 It is, the heat damages the cells internally

[@kenleckie2359]

@@frederickschulze8014 my understanding is that soldering is for wires and for joining the nickel stops should be welded together so I'm building a home made welder better then higher priced ones for fairly cheep found instruction on KZbin very easy

[@mayb2157]

*_NAH, THAT THING IS HEAVY_*

[@charlesbauer1747]

Raise your seat for proper ergonomics

[@mfuji02]

wish I had a brain to build that :/

[@sideproject4028]

You got it! just make sure safety first!

[@frederickschulze8014]

Just buy a kit and follow the instructions

[@jayvlog9841]

I don't see the trueth