just started looking at the Q20 & went down the rabbit hole of mods, and found yours. what a nice job. as a cafe racer fan, you nailed it. if someone would make a nice set of side panels for the frame triangle, it would be one of the best looking bikes you could build.
Bro you should of done all that to the q20pro...i just got one, and sometimes I'll utilize only 1 motor to preserve the batteries...1 motor compared to 2 is just a ridiculous difference...i would cry if only had the 1 with the q20 knowing how powerful the q20pro is in comparison..literally twice as good of a bike...consider getting the q20pro you wont be disappointed at all and probably amazed at how much better it is...get turn signals and better front forks stock with the pro anyways...thanks for showing the bag you bought though....ive been trying to find one that fits somewhere on the bike since it has limited storage space with its phone holder bag it comes with...buying that bag off amazon now
@parfavour6069 the quality is very good, and I mean it sincerely... I use it every single day to go to work bc I live close by my job. The frame is very sturdy and the suspension is actually pretty nice, there is a dip in the road on the way to work and it aborbs it very well for a smooth ride. No loose shaky parts or anything like that and it's held up well so far with 0 complaints. The top speed for 2 motors is 37mph, with 1 it claims 31mph, but when it's very cold out or batteries are low, it affects top end speed but that is the same for any ebike. With 1 motor your probably only going to achieve 27 or 28 mph on a regular basis. The acceleration with 2 motors is so much better, allows you to enter traffic without slowing cars down at all, and the push pull affect going up hills is priceless for an ebike, I take on a hill at 35mph only drop 2 mph from 37mph top speed, with 1 motor I drop to like 24mph on the hill...the difference between 1 and 2 motors is well well well worth the extra cost....I only have to charge my bike once every 3 work weeks, I use full throttle though no peddling at all...I get 50 to 75miles, but if do peddle assist I could easily see it reaching the 150 to 175 miles...it all depends on how you use the bike, I needed a higher top end speed so I could ride the road with cars, and I operate the batteries with the 80/30 rule for lithium to prolong them as best I can...meaning don't max charge them if able to, and don't let them drop below 30%, so bc of that I haven't tried to fully max the distance to see what it can handle...I 100% recommend this ebike for sure...the side view mirrors are the only thing I would call cheap, but its bc they are replaceable and easy to accidentally break, so I think they were done that way on purpose so you can just replace them as need be.
@parfavour6069 no problem, I saw a bunch of posts and comments about the standard model, but since I got the pro I wanted to post a few comments to help if anyone was considering the top model instead...its definitely worth it for 2 motors and 2 batteries compared to 1
I agree. I just got my Q20 PRO about 3 weeks ago. I wish there was a way to lower it just a bit because I'm 5'1. But I get about 37 mph on a full charge. Then get about 35 with 50 percent of one battery. I just wish they showed both batteries in the display. I want to get the 3000w or the 5000w 72v conversion kit. But I cant work because of my heart condition. When my twin brother passed couple years ago. It was really rough trying to find a way to my appointments. I tried looking on offer up for a used scooter. But then ended up getting scammed for $467 dollars. Chime dispute manager told me since they didn't catch it. that all I needed to do was provide a police report. So I did. But now they are telling me they can't do anything. And I tried to ask the police for help. But still nothing. If anyone knows how I can get my money back please let me know. I even provided the person chime account but I haven't gotten a response. Anyway. Q20 pro is worth it. I just wish I had money to get the conversion kit. And I wanted to see if I did both front and rear motor upgrades. Will it still work the same as the stock one? Please let me know
Cool thanks. Also whats name and model of the adjustable forks and handles? Im trying to get mine a bit lower because I'm only 5'1 and struggle to get off the bike. Thanks