Looks like a ton of fun ! You need some tractor weights on the front wheel to stop it spinning.

Smiles 4 miles, awesome start. So much fun and freedom to be found on a bike enjoy the rides

imagine how glad the builder will be.! 23 years and the machine now has abetter look

By far the coolest E-bike I've seen. I'll place an order for the fat chopper edition. Thx 🙏

I love how the whole family just comes together and makes it happen.

Really nice one thing we are (maybe) a little ahead on here in the netherlands is how ebike parts have been 'moving' places we see more than a few of the drive trains from them (mostly bosch) being used on other mobility things from 2 wheels to 4 wheels. The variation and adaptations people can now make compared to before and the price levels of parts that can be reused makes for some awesome things i now encounter over here.

I’m so glad that you were able to change that bike for yourself good going.🥰

This is so simple and awesome. You just need to do something to distribute the weight on the front wheel. Maybe the angle of the front fork is too slanting backwards. If you somehow try to slice and make it a little bit straighter, it will do a good job. I know the handle will extend forward. But then you can replace it with the bent cruiser handle, which will be even more comfortable. Shifting the seat a bit forward will also do the trick. I mean this will prevent the wheel from spinning without traction and will save a lot of battery power.

so cool... that thing is super zippy and stable... 5 years ago i wanted a fat tire trike but on amazon they were 2k... i figured i could make my own for cheaper... i was both right and wrong bc i could have made one for well under that... gut i ended spending way more bc i had so much fun building it... i bought a 20inch mongoose fat tire bike so i could lace the rims on the tricycle hubs... then i had a 26 fat tire wheel with a motor for the front... one of the saftey concerns i ran into was the steel slotted axel wallowing out the dropouts and either spinning the motor out or loosening up the wheel enough that it would drop out and normally thats not a concern but with allthe added wheight of the motor it made me very fearful... i ended up installing some tourue arms... i recently this year got a awd ebike a bigniu bg10... i didnt want to have to worry about the same problem on my new ebiek that i had with my old one so i did some internet sluething and found a brand of bike called meelod... they actually have a axel retention solution for powered forks built into the drop outs... i bought a pair... but ur a handy guy and you could prolly built it urself... while ur add it turn ur old forks into "para" lever suspension forks... or something... anyways enjoyed the vid and subscribed... looking forward to your future vids... very cool dood...

That’s a cool bike. Hearing that spinning I now understand why my rear wheel on my eBike has the motor on it, my added weight stops it from spinning. If you can install a skinny bike rack on the front you could add something for weight over the front wheel.

dude this is awesome!

Sweet build, man! I'd add a three pouch bag behind the seat to hold extra batteries. And maybe rear breaks.

That's so neat man

Such a great, sweet video.

thats so neat man it could be a market product lol

you didnt look on my channel. I made a hand bike like that using a wheelchair and the front of a bike. Later on I got too weak to crank it well so I converted it into an ebike. 36 volts. 500 watt motor with a 1000 watt battery. It goes scary fast. I then added a 12 volt motorcycle battery and added lights and signals to it.

Sweet ride 😊

Awesome !!!

cool . lots of space for a bigger battery ?

Wow thats really cool....nice of your brother to help you out too. Im glad you loved it .have fun and be safe 🙏

Was there consideration into putting the motors into both rear tires? Rear wheel drive should help get rid of that tire spin. Throw a 48v 60ah to run both motors and you are gold! What was the discussion like going into the purchase? Also, have you realized it's max range yet?

if you look the tires in front are reverse ..notice the tracks

Great project! What kind of range are you getting? I have an old handcycle that I'm getting too old to pedal, this looks like a simple enough conversion.

its spinning because it is in front of the center of mass and trying to pull. it would be better if the back wheels were the powered ones. then the force would be behind the center of mass and be pushing and also have much more weight on them, it would stop the spinning. you would have way more acceleration and torque

Great project

Can I ask what conversion kit you bought?

Instead of welding those bars under battery you could put there 3x bigger square battery. Would have wayyy better range. But anyways thats great idea. Government should donate those electric kits to every person with disability. Those are super cheap and can change someones life.