BUILDING A FAST ELECTRIC BIKE FOR $350 / DIY EBIKE #2 

What for can you explain 😬

@@akxsharma to install the pedal assist sensor you have to remove the pedal, and you need that tool to do that

@@akxsharma :

What gause and peroxyde?

@@alastorclark3492 bandage and disinfectant to treat the wound on his hand

No project is worth until some blood is spilled.

This bike is a bomb waiting to go off. It is dangerous.

It’s ok to decent. It’s just that battery that’s an issue.

@@jayevans6146 zhedie?in i

@@lonniestutler313 yeah it’s a deathtrap lmao

I cant get the battery link to work to find the battery you used. Can you tell me the brand and specs for the battery? The ebay link didn’t work for me.

That okaman battery looks fake, I like that it cost you little and they promised you high specifications, you should test the real capacity, that is to say of being a scam it doesn't have the 20.000 mah promised but less or half

the rest of what has been the engine controller etc looks quality and economic, my kit of 1500w cost me 300 euros from china to europe spain

Better check what kind of bike and the shape it's in. Most new people to the e-bike craze don't realize the kind of torque those motors are putting on the bike frame. If the frame looks weak, it IS. That's why the good conversations are working good with mountain bikes. They are designed to take a better beating as they were designed for off-road and the mounting on the frame for the wheels are already reinforced for those jumps and crazy riding people will do off road. It's a healthy plus BUT still even mountain bikes are not designed for the torque a 1000 wat motor can and will put out once you open the throttle all the way. So even on that note, please buy parts that reinforce the e-motor by locking it in by NOT allowing the torque of the motor to twist itself out of the mount on the frame. Take note, there are FLAT sides to the bolt that barely fits the mount. This is to keep the bolt from rotating as the motor pulls the bike forward. The mounts were never designed to take that sort of toque, especially the front wheels of any bike! Even the rear tire, with the bike chain the wheel is PULLED FORWARDS, NOT the twisting torque a motor will put out! So don't be surprised if you start to see the mount warp and the forks? Groove start to space out. It's a dangerous sign you wheel is about to twist out and literally fall off. Imagine a wheel flying off doing 20 mph. You are gonna get hurt is putting it mildly and a good chance it WILL kill you. So take it with a grain of salt, your doing something new? Learn what can go wrong and try to correct it BEFORE you learn the hard way. Bikes were never designed to go 20 plus all the time, e-bike motors make it easy to hit thirty?!? Hummm. Use some common sense and better yet search on what can go wrong. Least I pointed out the BIG ones. What you don't know here can and will kill yeah.

350 for motor kit and battery ? You having a laugh the battery’s cost the same as the wheel most of the time unless you use the fake 18650 battery’s

I agree

If you would have had a bike stand that would have been helpful

Yeah I've currently got a nice triangle cut into my middle finger down to the white meat from an allen wrench slipping near the disk break. :)

What is a downtube?

Oh yeah it hurt.

More like a gash lol

Or a crank puller

your talking abt pushing 2kw into a 1000w motor, it would destroy it

@@UsmanKhan-fb2jq no, It won't. Those cheap motors are very much underrated

@@TheMegaTheseus power does not matter, torque rate matter

Do you know how much voltage can handle the controller?

@@josmty9 which controller?

if you dont have brake levers that cut power to motor in a certain time it makes the bike illegal in even the states with the easiest laws

@@kylegoodfield9088 who’s gonna check that though really you think a cops gonna check if your brakes cut your throttle

Yea that rly bothered me too

yes that was big off!

Breaking is used more than shifting with motor

If he left it how he had it in the start, the levers would be in that sweet spot and he woulnt need to purchase shorty 2 finger levers. I guess he prefers a full 4 finger pull. Im more of a two finger on the levers.

Yeah, cringed me so hard

I've just bought an ebike, a 52v 1000w rear wheel hub and motor, and it sparks damn near every time I connect the charging wire to my battery. Am I damaging anything? And how do I fit this circuit breaker you mentioned?

@@NiSiochainGanSaoirse Hold fire Sir... It's Saturday night and we are all drunk. I will put up a circuit in the nest few days with Amazon link for purchase.. thankyou for your patience.. and YES... you are damaging your connection

@@NiSiochainGanSaoirse Hi Ni Siochain Gan Saoirse - just uploaded a PDF showing my circuit with some photos - hope it helps outdoorsboy.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Making-an-eBike-battery-safe-for-connection.pdf

Looking forward to that MondoPb3.

How far can you ride?

@@siebehuitema4318 fully throttle wide open hills and stuff about 18 miles.

will you show how you build your electric bike?

Probably because most people wouldn’t trust that battery. I know I wouldn’t

How did the build go?....

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B3_P46C_Rm0.html

Please use a better bike with disc brakes, this bike was not designed for these speeds and will fall apart.

Five bucks sure, but where for $5?

@@timothysmith9255 AliExpress!

Sounds awesome! I would watch those videos 😉

Thank you for this

Too bad it's done incorrectly, this is more of a how not to. I was a bike mechanic for years and this was painful to watch.

@@zincyellowmach1523 Ah I see it's cool. I mean even it it's not totally proper I can still learn a bit from just getting up and close with the parts. I'm fluent in building computers not totally fluent on maintaing my bicycle. Even just being introduced to some of the parts and what the proper names are I'm learning. Also we all make mistakes I mean I'm no way perfect in building pc's even I mess up for time to time. I could still show someone how things work or name parts.

@@agentskazzers3482 yeah I hear ya. He probably damaged the parts though and with a little research and a couple inexpensive tools he could have done it the right way. I'm not trying to be hard on him but if you're going to do an "instructional video" you should know what you're doing because people will follow your instructions and that could be bad. Especially on something where you are going 30mph on a public road and could really get injured if it breaks. There are a few books on bike repair that could really help out if you're interested in learning to repair your own bike. Best wishes

@@zincyellowmach1523 That would be great actually. What are those books called if you don't mind me asking?

@@agentskazzers3482 I would recommend the Park Bbb-4 book, the bicycling magazine repair book, or Barnett's. Barnett's is a little dated but still good info. Park tools can't be beat as well, it's worth the extra money unless you're only using it once. Some cone wrenches, good quality metric hex tools, a crank puller, and a good spoke wrench are a good starting point for tools. A stand, although expensive, will REALLY make a huge difference as well. Learn the fine art of wheel truing and derailleur adjusting and you will be really happy you did, makes your bike so much nicer to ride. 👍

Thad be pretty sweet build