@@Swervo_official says 150, I’m 170 and it rides no problem

I’m only aware of the 48v 1600 watt version

@@philipgarza3619 alright thank you

Haven’t done a range test yet.

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Thank you! Worked. It’s really fast. Need a break upgrade now.

The kit is made for a 48v battery, you will need to upgrade from the original 36v.

I have a knock when it's driving. Could I have a wire on the connection wrong or the chain isn't exactly aligned? Have you had this issue? Did you change the gear on the quad?

It required some modification , but no welding

@@philipgarza3619 what did it require?

Motec 48v

I’d recommend the mx650 as it’s more versatile. However, I like the mototec dirtbikes over the razors. We did a video on the mototec 48v dirtbike. Here’s the 36v version a.co/d/haXF7p8

100% yes. It’s a great product for the price.

Yes, both 36Volts

For a fun not too serious dirt bike yes. I’m nearly 6ft and it’s a blast for me to ride.

@@philipgarza3619 than you

Just the battery. It’s still 36Volts

@@philipgarza3619and the battery doesn’t affect anything else ?

Having issues with either the motor or the controller. I’d go for a better kit like the ones from electro & co tbh.

It does, I ride it as an adult 170+ pounds. Rides just as fast. Good torque as well

No mods

How do you even mod these things ?

​@@okerhrh4139 They are essentially a dc brushless motor so any controller with a higher current draw will accelerate quicker, or you could change the battery voltage to up the top speed and torque. Essentially the same as modifying a hub driven ebike and it's quite simple.

8'9

Hi Amerys

No reverse

He’s 4’5” I’m nearly 6’0” and I fit on it no problem

Amazon

@@philipgarza3619 thank you , but it says it’s unavailable for me ?

You have to take the entire body off.

Not great, that would be the biggest con.

you can use the 72t sprocket from the razor dxt drift trike.

20 ah should go at least 15-20 miles

@@philipgarza3619 thanks

whats the max speed

Technically yes, but would likely require more mods.

Dang, my son needs something faster but he’s too small for the 500.

you will need a mounting plate to raise the motor clear of the brake caliper. And of course you would have less battery space, So maybe less Amp hours.

Did you reverse the motors polarity itself? You have to do that with these as they’re programmed to be installed in a certain direction. Switch the halls and phase wires around and it’ll go forward full power.

We reused the original wire by splicing it into the wire that comes with the battery.

@@philipgarza3619 any chance you can show me how, I'm just learning brother.

I bought matte black plastics to replace the original Dune color. Experimented and painted it “Mello Yellow” colors and it came out pretty decent. Can’t hear it, might as well see it 🤷. Eventually I’ll put the black on, but it’s held up well.

No, this is a 36v battery. You would need a 24v battery.

@@philipgarza3619 yeah I need to upgrade it

Hey brother I put a 36V battery on my daughters MX350 and that original engine took the overwattage just fine and that thing flies man. Recommend upgrading to another brake up front to stop it because its so fast. Question is how long will the motor last, mines still going stong after 8 months of 4 times a week riding and a replacement motor is only 40 dollars, so definitely a big win for the kids man.

Depends on weight of the rider and how fast you are riding. However, we get about 20 miles at so on it.

@@philipgarza3619 thank you!! That’s awesome

I think I had to put a piece of foam under it to avoid the lip, but it was very close to fitting.