Same, works great!

@@nicc2366 what are we talkin about I don't understand what

Great! You shared your experience. This is valuable. Thanks.

Welcome!!

Enjoy it

Thanks a lot for sharing with us.

Thanks for sharing!

Why the hate on the pikaboost? It seems like an amazing innovation, interested in your thoughts please share

Not everyone can shell out that much cash for full fledged e bike especially when they have a regular bike anyway. Obviously they can’t be as good as a full blown e bike but even the worst conversion kit is still an improvement over just kinetic energy and just make it easier overall

​@@minernooberz68 the fact that it blocks the usage of mudguards is reasoning enough imho.

I design and fabricate friction drives for the last ten years. To prevent friction gears from slippage, the contact surface materials used for both the drive and driven gears have to be perfectly matched to prevent slippage as well as wear and tear. Unless PikaBoost provides the matching friction gear for each individual tire type (e.g. treads type and hardness), slippage is unavoidable. I have tried mounting a friction drive on my road bike before. It slips in wet condition and adds extra wear to the treads of the tire if the pair is not matched.

Glad you liked it!

You're welcome!

This is the name.

@@bike-zone What is the name?

@@MrUpchukov "Lightest Ebike Kit"

This is bad for Swtych!

Thanks for sharing your info on this system,scratch them off my list. Too bad, looks like a good set up but if there’s such a hassle with customer service I’ll look elsewhere.

@@12knots Yeah. If they can't provide proper CS, someone else will do it with another product.

Which one? can you just clear your query?

Noted!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us.

Great!

Great man I hope india too in future

Wow! Didn't know that. Is there any photo or anything that we can see?

My kids are about your height and they ride bikes with 22" wheels just fine. The kits in the discussion usually have wheels from 20-29" so I believe you should have no problem.

There are no power banks but you might look for some compact power stations.

@@CalmoOmlac You made a great point.

why not just add an extra battery as a power bank would need to be larger than your battery

@@pacifice-bike5617 point!

Yeah it's called your legs

Thank you!

Nice observation

Thank you for sharing!

Dayamm" 800$ lol get a 1500 watt hub motor for half that" & still have $ even if you had to pay a shop to install it , and still go to subway for lunch

@@tomthomas9910 Yeah! You made a great point.

Yeah! This can be a game changer for an ebike conversion kit.

Pikaboost where can I order

@@danterodillo8085 from here: www.livall-pikaboost.com/pikaboost/index.html

i love that simpleness too! i should install it on my motorcycle in case it breaks down!

Do you know how rough this is going to be running on something like a mountain bike type tread. No thanks 🤣

Thanks for the information.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

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@@michelefelici9675 Grazie per la condivisione.

@@michelefelici9675 Grazie per la condivisione.

Great!

For which one?

Some people don't have the ability to ride a manually powered bike, but can enjoy riding with an electric assist. Where they would be left sitting out otherwise, it gives them an ability to do what otherwise would be impossible. I for one wish I were a teenager with unlimited energy that I had way back then, but sadly the strength stamina and energy fade over the years. Also the whole going green e fad is a myth of sorts, ever consider where the electric comes from to operate the electric item also th3 energy spent to build the items and infrastructure that cause fossil fuels to become a thing of the past, use said fuels to create what will eventually replace said carbon negative items, where any savings on emissions become negligible and in the end coal, gas and oil create most of the electricity produced, so to go green is only having someone else emit carbon into the atmosphere, rather than put it there by ones self, but it makes some feel better by not being the actual polluter.

@@WeChallenge Maybe, but the people I see use them are kids and teens who are verry able bodied. Bottum line electric batteries are NOT green energy they take minerals to build they take hours to charge. If you want to go green, go by foot or by bus or train also Bikes are no good for farm owners.

Small mind - ebike make long distant bike ride easier, reducing the likelihood of ICE automobile dependency. If you want to truly go green, why are you using the internet and using electricity? Do you not know those electronics required materials that are mined and electricity likely are produced from fossil fuels? Hm...........

​@@sasamichanThe going green thing is fake. It doesn't matter if a 100,000 people ditch their cars and choose walking as their maim form on transportation. Unless these major corporations/ business start complying with these environmental laws and governments start enforcing them then the entire "going green" movement wouldn't change a thing

Sorry! They will not work on fatbikes.

Have you get it?

@@bike-zone no. Not yet

Great alternative!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Thanks for the information.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. It will be helpful for everyone!

5 years for a motor costing 3-400 quid... if you were using regularly that's not bad going mate .

@@davidswift1644 you made a good point!

Leaning towards a hi watt rear hub motor bafang is better quality than most" And are more compatible with about any bicycle frame depending on the rim width, I've only seen mid drives on small European threaded bottom bracket, would one fit a american full size bottom bracket" ??? Or be limited to the donor bike used

@@tomthomas9910 It really would depend. But fit should fit a american full size bottom bracket.

You might check the link in the description.

fave.co/43xVa17

Who/what is that?

You made a point!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Good idea!

May we know what exactly are you looking for?

@@bike-zone byqee, a Turkish-made system that converts the bicycle to electric

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/muCTjdiIl56qnoE.html

@@kahramankeseli5601 wow this should be nice!

@@kahramankeseli5601 thank you for showing it to us. How can we purchase this? On Amazon?

Thanks for sharing!

@@bike-zone your link doesn't show the peekaboost can you give us a link?

@@ShepherdsChapelonYT you might want to check this link if the link in the description doesn't work. geni.us/Livall-Pikaboost

Agreed!

Informative.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Thanks for the info.

Thanks for your comment.

Right.

Noted!

Hey! Thank you for sharing!

Hey, Good for you that you can do that. But bear in mind that not all who wish to own an e-bike are lazy. Did you forget to consider those with physical limitations? It's not just down to "wimps" tough guys. I, for example, have asthma, iron deficiency, a heart condition and an Achilles tendon that got chopped by a falling power tool. I used to be a very avid rider. Many miles a day, riding for fun, relaxation and errands. My free time was spent on my bike. My bike was my ticket to the world. My freedom. 100km a week.. or 62 miles? that was little numbers for me. From the time I learned to ride, up until after high school, I rode as much as I could. I participated in every bike event, St. Jude Bike-a-thon, meet, etc that I could possibly attend. That is, until my body told me to quit doing it about 15 years ago. Where I live there are hills as well. That alone puts me off of a bike, and into my van. Now, thanks to e-bikes and conversion kits, I have a chance to get back on the saddle and enjoy the trails and the sights not seen from my big van. That, and while I'm certainly no environmentalist or tree hugger type, I am sick to death of paying 3+ dollars a gallon for gas when I could just hop on a bike and even get some exercise by using a lower pedal-assist setting while preferably NOT dying or ending up in crippling pain in the process. Plus it would help reduce my own impact by not having to drive everywhere. I believe that a large number of ebike users / potential users are in a similar spot as I am. I'm not old, Just got dealt a bad hand in the physicality department. I figured that a cyclist would be happy to see more people getting on bikes and out of their cars, to be honest. Speaking of annoying, since you brought it up: What annoys me are cyclists who ride on the roads, pay no registration, insurance or inspections. They have no licenses to operate their vehicles. They regularly disobey traffic laws of the road they are on. Splitting lanes, running red lights, riding in the lane far, far below the prevailing speed of traffic. Then they think that their butts, wagging in the air and covered in spandex 5 sizes too tight are harder than the fully registered and road legal, truck air-horns blaring, roughly 3.5 tons of chrome and steel in a customized 1990 Dodge conversion van coming at them at 60 mph, (That's 1,142,166 joules, right up the pooper, by the way) and they still refuse to move aside! Y'all have a deathwish or what? I 'm not accusing you of that, but there are a LOT, if not the majority of cyclists that I have seen who do that. When I rode, I respected the road or street if I was on one. I got the hell over, well into the shoulder and let the cars pass. And would do so again if I had an ebike. We just need some mutual respect. Respect those who pay to use the road, by moving over. Respect the bikes who use the road out of necessity, by giving some room (but stay in your lane) Respect those who need an ebike, and respect those who don't. Just ride your thing and do your thing. Let others do theirs.

Would you be happy if people walking pay road tax too

Don't even need to be middle class, I got a swytch kit and a full bike for £250, great purchase and much faster than any road bike I've tried.

Though there are a lots of issues, ebikes are fun to ride.

Cry harder…and find some friends.

@@hobocat33 I have friends. We're just finishing lunch on our ride in Mallorca. Riding proper bikes of course.