Absolutely but 2 ebikes will not compare in performance . Generally those ebikes will have 750 watt motor with limiter for speed and 1/4 the torque of this motor. This motor is 3000 or 5000 watts depending on the which controller is selected . I will do video soon showing the difference in performance :)

Good luck building your ebike Brad! Don't forget to wear an nta helmet like xnito or bern hudson while riding, cpsc helmets don't really protect you

Absolutely they are a blast to ride

Wow 💪

He said that because I just looked on his link and Golden Motor says 250 😀

It’s definitely louder and more noticeable than a Bbshd but it’s a lot more enjoyable specially with the torque sensor. It doesn’t bother me personally but it may not be preferable for some. But the stealth model is much quieter. We will do another video on that soon as well.

I just thought of something better, to get a length of 2" plumbing pipe, slice it lengthways spray the correct colour and fit onto the tubes to cover the battery straps

Tires will be changed out :)

Yes you can with the APP

Yes, you will have to eliminate the front gears currently on you bike and use the cyc ringchain.

In a hub motor, Volts will increase top speed, Amps will increase acceleration. So assuming the controllers are suited exactly to the motor and battery, 750w 60v will probably be faster but the 1000w 48v will get to its top speed quicker, (it will also feel more exhilarating and fun). A fair warning, this will vary from controller to controller, as some can dump a lot more amps than others. If the 750w60v motor's controller can dump over 16Amps it will perform very similar to the 1000w48v (assuming the 1000w48v controller gives out around 20Amps) with the advantage of the higher speed, and disadvantage this will burn out your motor if you push it too often and too hard. The optimal situation would of course be 1000w motor with a 60v battery and a suitable controller that does 22a ± 1a, this would be very balanced and last a long time assuming you buy the best quality parts.

if you are talking about Bafang Hub motors the 750W hub is going to have smaller phase wires than the 1000W hub. U are gonna want 52V at least. Grin technology has the Bafang G62 1000W hub motors for 26 inch fat bikes is a good one. They can handle 2000W+. and 90 phase amps

Me personally would go with 1000 watt mid drive motor over any hub motors and no less then 52volt battery

With a mid drive you can use the gears to reach high top end speeds or choose to have more torque with lower top end speed

And mid drive are a lot less noisier then hub motors

Yes is has torque sensing built in too.

Yes we do :)

That’s coming next stay tuned

Me too

This is a large

depends. 3000w probably like 75kph. 5000w can go over 100kph

With a 52v battery mine goes 30 mph (50 mph) but is geared for off-road. I’m regearing it soon and will probably gain 5-10 mph.

Yes!!!

BB?

@@weaverjoshuab bottom bracket

‘of’ ? Should that be ‘have’ ?

@@weaverjoshuab BB=Bottom Bracket