1500w ebike conversion kit build. 60mph for a customer!!! 

Thank you so much 💯!!

LMAO, yes just 45mph is dangerously fast, especially if bike is very light, lol. Hey, Ive been at that speeds and man, my thoughts on a flat out, wipe out, or a bump that send your front up was too much for me to have on my mind while going that fast at 45mph. Ive learned to just be ok with 36mph and stress free of not being on my mind while going that fast. Stay safe and ride smart over but not too over, mph.

what was cost

@@raybosflorida4928 did you want the cost of the kit and battery?

Thank you very much 💯 they love it...

Lol it was funny when he tripped over himself 🤣🤣

Thank you bro👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿 they loved it 💯

Thank you😁

🤣🤣🤣 you will soon 💯👊🏿

Man, I really appreciate it 💯 all the way!!

Thank you 💯 for real!!!

Thank you 💯 Paul we came a long way to this point

Thank you 💯 I really appreciate it

Thank you 💯 I really appreciate it it's only been a year since I got into the ebike hobby lol

@@E-bikeguy Just a thought , Whenever building for anyone where there is a minor involved ... Try to make it crystal clear you are building it for THE ADULT ..! So as to not be found liable in any way for ACCIDENT OR INJURY..! I would suggest you have people's sign some kind of WAIVER OF LIABILITY... Hope you understand that I sincerely hope you grow and stay safe from any LIABILITIES...🙏

@@SovereignEntity-63 you make good points there,,,, for sure

Thank you 💯

Shoot I need a bigger house lol

The 1000w bafongs that Ariel rider use do a very good job of it.

Yes it does, but I don't like fat tyres because of maintenance costs, and the pigs would give me a hard time if I rode these kinds of bike. I'm really looking at the bafang mid drive 1000w and a fardriver controller if it's compatible

@@nicod974 not sure what you mean about the maintenance of the fat tires. I replaced the original tires with some low drag tires, and I’ve gotten over 2000 miles on them. Only just had to replace the back tire due to wearing it out. They were a little more expensive than others I could have gone for, but 2000+ miles is not too expensive.

Yes that's a good idea I'll talk to the owner about a update the the fork

@@E-bikeguy do you know how to install a crown race on the fork? I have never tried idoing this, but if you can put some kind of a spacer beneath the crowm race before you install it, that will do the same thing. They dont sell anything...at least they didnt when I looked years ago for a different reason. If the steerer tube has already been cut short though there wont be enough left for a diy crown race spacer.

I wish someone would just sell crown race spacers...they would be good for lots of things. Drastic geimetry tweaking on retro bikes for example.

@@AaronHendu actually I have a video on that I'll upload it this week

Even a headtube "extenstion" that fits like a headset cup but just extends the head tube in either direction.

Thank you 💯

Where are you? Let me guess Miami?

Thank you 💯 soon we plan on getting a bigger house

@@E-bikeguy - better than this cold 6metre square car garage then? England really is a third world country compared to over there. Have a good day.

I agree I need a bigger house lol ,the fardriver 72450 will be a perfect choice for a 5k hub motor

Love it, keep on chucking on brother.

Oh yea they love it , they rode it the next day none stop lol

@@E-bikeguy EBG.. I had Another brain spark 🧠⚡️😂 I installed a modified fat 20” rear wheel on an inexpensive 24” mountain bike. The front fork now kicks out a bit more like your modification to the Frame Head Tube angle. Of course this is because of the smaller rear wheel. I think this is a good easy fix for the fork angle 📐 issue without having to cut and weld. I found it helps with overall handling, ride feel and stability. I would love to see you try this modification on some pedal bike or ebike. After doing this to my little 24” mountain bike, I also want to try this on a couple larger bikes to see how it performs. A 27.5” bike with a 26” rear or a 29” bike with a 26”.. not sure exactly just yet. Anyway watching you do this modification would be really interesting. I would love to see what you think about the smaller rear wheel mod and how it feels to you and how it is effecting the overall ride. That would be definitely be Golden! Peace Prospector Tripp

Hey E-BG ( should use the E-BG as optional title on ya gears) Just wanted to get back the basis of my latest Fat Tire 2000watt Tonka Tuff DIY Dual motor. I had mention before of at times when going fast you want ebike to be balanced evenly ( some like their frames light as possible, while some need the extra weight of frame used, torque of speeds etc) first thig I noticed of my new Fat tire was how too light it was in front handlebars of the type of power ( 1000watt gear are newer ones) of extreme power NM as the more weight I had in back, the severe wobbles of controlling handlebars of not going over 12mph of such serious front lift on front tire, I knew doing Dual Motor ASAP was the right thing to do. EXAMPLE" You riding at just a minimal mph of 24mph, you flying on street with speed bumps of say 4 feet long from dip,over , dip and on to the next one. Before the front motor balancing my front would take off and lift a bit of the bike landing but much banging of the landing besides the handlebars lose control for a mili second. Now with Front motor of a perfect balance, I speed thru same speed bumps at 24mph and faster, My bike is planted with just the lifting of frame from my dual shocks of riding thru of full control and the balancing is a factor depending on preference of rider, frame used rear overall weight, etc. It feels HELL A GRAVY of my bike firmly to the pavement of my tires with the dual shocks doing the lifting of overall handling of handlebars going along with suspension purpose. This just a separate preference of the rider's use of frame type, counter weight, type of motor power of NM of full control of handling bike. @@E-bikeguy

@user619tlsdca5 heck yeah I do agree, that is why if I can I would like for the battery to be placed low as possible to the frame as possible to lower Center of gravity

My Tonka Tuff Fat Tire is not of a normal EBike ( majority of fat tires Tonka Tuff) since adding front motor as Turbo Booster, the EBike rides more like a lower end Electric Motorcycle of overall speeds as the BASE GEAR MOTOR has EXTREME POWER OFF ACCELERATION and it feels like Im riding a Harley D or Indian ( yes, I have ridden those just 1 time of both) Not a ebike of off road stunts and jumps of my frame and parts used as more of a Cargo commuter or just CRUISER.

Thank you 💯!!!!

Man,,, I'm ready. I'm about to go for a ride in a few lol

Heck yeah bro 💪🏿 nice!!!

Yes, with the right setup, thank you frank💯

@@E-bikeguy I have a question for you can I send you a video of the problem

@@frankroach9346 you can

Not much, when it comes to labor I'm pretty cheap and give you a good deal

Thank you 💯 the owners. Love it

@@E-bikeguy I'll bet they do. That young man had the biggest grin on his face when he was riding it the next day.

Thank you very much

Thank you 💯

Oh yeah it's the best way to use them torque arms

Same here… I figured that method out a year ago!

@@elephantrockfarm1447 it's way better than using the two parts together (unless you weld them) and you know for sure your wheels staying exactly where it should be, gave me great peace of mind as I did the same on the other side too. Happy days, have fun out there!

Thank you bro but, really Not much, you basically got majority of the parts, you might be look at an extra $900 to upgrade

@@E-bikeguy what’s parts I’m to order please share links in reply. Is $900 including your fee ?

@sameerjunaid1 ok but my fee is $260 but email me at theebikeguy08@gmail.com

Put a step down voltage regulator to run a FOG light as a headlight, relay uses old 6v lamp to enable

Oh ok , and that's a major upgrade you did to that bike over stock

Yes we tested the bike with my son before I gave it to the customer, if you still don't believe it can do 60mph check out my other videos

I got that on a 750 watts at 56 volts

Shunt mod it

Shunt mod it

Thank for being apart of my community and yes you can upgrade your 1500w similar to this

Ok I was wondering would you be able to help me convert my 1500w and if so how much would you charge?

I'll answer your questions in a few I'm Christmas shopping lol

@@E-bikeguy thanks just to say I've got 2000wat 45amp 52v that does 43mph. I bought a fat tyre bike I made video it's on short videos made samside panels in 75yrs old still like ebikes. Enjoy your Xmas shopping looking forward to reply I've changed magnet and sencer still won't work checked settings. According to sell he said our kits only work on PAS 5 level throttle all time on 2000wat water I've got 5ir 9 levels on throttle as well as PAS I hope the circuit in wheel is just for a certain controller it cost £399 thanks again

Oh yeah, they definitely do.

preaching to the choir i take it@@E-bikeguy

Thank you 💯 about 350 phase amps to the motor

Thank you 💯 for real!!

Thank you so much 💯 1500w is the sweet spot

I see! I just checked my specs on my bike it says it’s a 1500w PEAK Rear Gear Hub motor, 48v / 15.6ah Removable Battery, question is do you think of I swap the controller for one you used do you think I’ll get the speed and torque you got out of your conversion? I’ve seen a battery on Amazon that gives the Motorcycle look even the more, I’ll send you the link.

@kingcryptobro800 yes but you will need a battery like 40ah and depending on the amps the battery can handle you will definitely go faster

I definitely agree 💯

I have a few on my play list, I definitely appreciate it.

Yes, they went to go to get one.

Yes I do I'll send it in a few

Lol yes, I'm planning on moving to a bigger house, it's hard to find one in our budget

@@E-bikeguy ~ I know it all too well my brother... something good will come. Just be ready. peace

Yes I can do the work for you, just let me know.

Ok the sabvoton controller 7245 is a great option for power without the stress of the components.

Ok I don't believe that there is a controller that I know of that have a 12v output you will need a step down converter, also get the sabvoton 45a controller, cheap and powerful controller and easy to use

You will be fine , I use a 52v battery with a 150a controller on a 3000w hub motor it was hot but it survived lok

Okay thanks a lot for your info

Well if you can start a youtube channel and build you a nice but cheap ebike and present it, you will be on your way💯

@@E-bikeguy thank u so much love ur content keep it up

Oh ok it's the fardriver 72360 controller very powerful for that motor

Thank you very much man! 👍

Thank you 💯 the cost in parts is 600 , ant it depends on the parts but it usually takes a day to do one

Can you put a link for this motor?

@@Cooley33 ND Ebike Factory Store a.aliexpress.com/_mqGfZk0

Total amount was 1,200 parts and labor they supplied the bike

​@@E-bikeguyworthwhile investment. Though I personally wouldn't give that to a kid 😁

@RichRotorhead it depends our kids have much experience

The mph reading will be off by half if settings at 28 of using actual 26 inch. I have 2 lcds and the LCD with 28 settings reads off as just half in example the LCD reads 10mph but actual speeds is 20mph. So dont think ya going slow of the 28inch settings, its the Fat Tire dimensions that are off with LCD Controllers of a regular tire size setting of older controller chip on these Fat Tires. Conversion Kits will have this minor lag of updating. Factory ebike controllers are on q of fat tire dimensions, ( maybe, not sure )

Yeah , you definitely right about that!!!

Correct, I use a mount from a ukc1 display but I'll do a video soon

Email me at theebikeguy08@gmail.com

Ok will do, thanks so much

@@E-bikeguy hi, I sent you a email/ video of my project. Just checking to see if you received it, my email is saying unsent. It is entitled E-Bike project. I don’t want to sent it to many times if you have already received it. Thanks

@@moodsofmeditation7100 I don't believe I have it I'll check

@@E-bikeguy ok, if not. I will try and send it again

Ok we plan on the build one email me at theebikeguy08@gmail.com

I charge 1,200 to build one if you have a bike

I do put one on, I just the people wouldn't like it

It's about, like battery configuration , the controller output and the rider

ND Ebike Factory Store a.aliexpress.com/_msTVD0M

Yes I am , I'm in Avon park

Ok just let me know

Just do 140a dc and 300 phase you will be fine

@@E-bikeguy I have a 72v 20ah triangle battery with 60a bms and a second with 40a bms. Will they be fine?

My goal is 65 mph I'm hoping

@@anthonyfogleman8652 oh then set dc to 80a and max phase to 280a

@anthonyfogleman8652 it will be hard with a 60amp bms the controller is no problem it's the battery I could be wrong but the controller set to 80 58mph I think you can get

Ok email me at theebikeguy08@gmail.com

Why yes I do!!!

@@E-bikeguy I'm in Jacksonville will that be a problem, it's a 1k watt rear hub no name kit problem is one day the wheel stopped responding it get power it's just the wheel dont spin.

@@mrbenjaminvincent ok definitely something to look at check you motor cable make sure it's not cut at the dropouts

@@E-bikeguy I spoke to someone before and they said it might be the hall sensor but I don't know what that is once I get the tools to open the Hub motor up I look inside and Google what does stuff is and what needs to be done I guess thank you

It's a fardriver nd72360, and the battery is a 60v 30ah 21700 LG cells 150a peak

Oh no sabvoton are great controller there not junk by any means it just that fardriver is a more powerful and cheaper but harder to tune

@@E-bikeguy Oh ok, I've just read so many times about burnt Sabvoton controllers, so do you think it's ok to invest in a Sabvoton?

@Uwe342 yes it's perfectly okay to get a sabvoton controller

@@E-bikeguy ok thank you sir

I know, lol it's time for me to get a bigger house!!! Lol

It all depends on what you want and need

Is there a way I can contact you to discuss more

Yes a hi voltage battery will get you faster

Well Walmart has two that I will use for a 1000w or 1500w conversion my favorite is a schwinn axum 29er

@@E-bikeguy Which should I buy?

@@E-bikeguy Schwinn 29" Axum Mens Mountain Bike, 19-in Frame, 8 Speeds Schwinn 29-in. Axum DP Mens Mountain Bike, Red, 17-in. Frame or the electric version and upgrade..... Schwinn 700c Bay Ridge Hybrid Electric Bike for Adults, 7 Speeds, 250w Ebike Motor

I don't see an axum 29er

@@jamerican_usnavy Schwinn 29-in. Axum DP Mens Mountain Bike, Blue, 19-in. Frame www.walmart.com/ip/494339371

Oh ok yes just email me at theebikeguy08@gmail.com