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It should be fine you just need to take your time! Just take extra precaution so positive and negative don’t touch!

Obviously not the custom stuff, but other items are all in the description

lol I know right. Been working on a Golf Cart Battery startup. I love the electric dirt bikes, but the golf cart is just much more family friendly

Glad it helps!

Depends on the length of fork. If it’s the normal 630mm forks, yes absolutely. I believe the ones I have are 720mm

It’s T8F, but I would use #35H at minimum. T8F stretches and wears too much

So it is 200 line amps and I think 340 peak. More than most these tiny bikes should ever have lol

Thank you! There are a lot of great builders out there

I would personally avoid

I needed to know myself! Thanks

Too long. I air shipped and it still took 30 days. Better off waiting slightly longer and having it shipped by boat

735mm front fork and 220mm rear shock

Curious how you are measuring Ah of the entire battery vs the individual cells?

@@NicksGarageBuilds has an app it shows the total battery AH out of the capacity. After I took off the charger AH balanced out to 31.33 out of 32 cells were like 4.150 volts so IDK but i think the battery is good? weird glitch on the app was showing the AH as 24 out of 32 when charging was completed

​@@Nouri_TV The ant BMS app?

@@andyfumo8931 yeah amorge battery from econic

That’s a good sized battery! They may have early access, but I can’t say for certain! All I know is they seem to have a decent track record. I know from talking to others it seems they are getting way behind though. Probably growing a bit more than they were ready for.

Nope Austin TX

Mine had damper adjustment screws on the top

@@NicksGarageBuilds mine doesn't, munst be nice?

You never know with these cheap forks. Some do and some don’t. I’ve seen where they change them as well despite buying the same set.

That’s pretty smart to take Surron parts

Yeah the plastics go on with very little work. Almost perfect. I certainly recommend a swing arm. They are pretty small bikes and that swing arm adds a ton of stability

Bolts that are stock are not long enough. You can use a 10mm and most do. I just prefer 12mm for the rigidity

For the frame of the bike a 17/14 doesn’t feel right. I have that setup as well and it works great, just looks kinda funny in my opinion

That is unfortunate. That can happen with all batteries. Regarding BMS replacement. If you don’t have much experience with that kind of thing I would strongly advise paying someone with experience to do it or teach you. But in my opinion they shouldn’t be sending you parts to fix a battery. Is it under the “warranty”?

@@NicksGarageBuilds I’m not sure what the warranty is…it’s been far less than a year since I ordered. I will ask about replacement instead. Who would I go to for repair? I’m not even sure what kind of business does that kind of thing.

Pretty sure warranty is 1 yr. Yeah there is not many if any “official” business that perform those kind of repairs. Your best bet is to get a replacement. Depending on what they say on what to do with the old one throw it on Marketplace or similar as broken. Guarantee someone will either know how to repair it or at least be interested.

Haven’t had any issues. I put grease where the blocks slide though

So other have bought the Senli 50. You will likely have to swap the end caps, but others seem to have done it. Saw it on FB in a Kuberg group

Not a bad idea. It can be a fun bike, just wish I had larger wheels for the rocky terrain we have

They didn’t add as much as I would have hoped, but I like the stiffness of the tire a lot more. Kept getting flats on the creepy crawler. New size is 3.0/20”

I wouldn’t waste my money on the MY1020 personally. EC4P whatever version and a fardriver are my go to for budget

Not sure if anyone knows haha. It’s just my best guess

I assume when you say coil you mean a hydraulic shock with a coil? I despise the air shocks off-road. My personal opinion

@@NicksGarageBuilds ok thanks.

Would love to just never have the time! Plus plenty of folks now sell bushing kits

Nah valid question if you’re looking for how you want to do your setup. I’m 5’11” on a good day. I will say even if you stretch the swing arm or put larger forks on you are still left with the smaller sized frame. Not a lot you can do about that. Add some drop pegs can help a little

​@NicksGarageBuilds plans are 735mm front forks, 6" stretch on rear with 240mm shock, 17 front wheel and 14 rear. And lowering the pegs. I'm 6ft 3 everything helps haha I make my mt07 look small ans that's a full size motorcycle 😅

Thanks! Honestly I don’t promote any company’s, but I will say that this motor has been solid. Almost 1 year in and my big bike still hasn’t ruined it

just one more question do you feel like its powerful enough to lift the front of the bike because i also have upgraded forks?@@NicksGarageBuilds

With a 72v battery minimum 150amps continuous yes

I know Ride or Die R&D sells some

That was an 80 tooth T8F from electric scooter parts. I have since switched to Rebel who makes a much more quality sprocket

@@NicksGarageBuildsDid the ESP in the video do OK while you had it though?

Yes it just binds with the chain and it’s not nearly as fancy as the Rebel gears.

That’s tough to say. I know most the cheaper ones on Amazon are genetically the same. Resembles more of the Chinese bikes though. Can’t say I’ve bought a wheel off eBay before, but chances are all the same.

@@NicksGarageBuilds I actually found the same brand you linked so figured it was OK.

@@NicksGarageBuilds What size rear sprocket is on this bike?

Yup I agree.

Sure is! It probably gets used more than most. I would say the water proofing is decent. I think it’s ok to splash it and ride in rain sparingly. I don’t think it could ever handle any submersion though

@@NicksGarageBuildsOk thanks for the reply. Would you recommend a stock surron battery or an amorge battery if I can get the stock surron battery for $400 with 1000 miles on it.

Tough question to answer without knowing what you intend on using it with, motor/controller. My Surron battery has been super reliable, but it fits terrible in most applications outside of Surron. It also lacks that punch that the Amorge batteries have. I think moving forward I won’t install anything below 150 amps continuous unless it’s just a little cruiser. I intend on taking my Surron battery and installing into a little Coleman 100.

@@NicksGarageBuilds Oh ok. My motor is an 1800w vevor, and my controller is a 45 amp controller that works with 48-72v range. However, i can also get a surron motor and controller for an extra $400, so that I could have a full surron setup in the razor for $800 total. What would you recommend?

Can’t say I’ve ever ran a full Surron setup before. My issues with all that stuff is you can’t change any settings. Honestly just comes down to what you want to install it in and how much fabric work you want to do. Not sure where you at, but in Austin we can grab Surron setups for around $600

I’m glad you felt that way! To someone like me that’s a huge compliment

So I think the bike brand new still goes for around 5k. Great question on the comparison. I personally think a Surron or Talaria handle better off road, but this thing kills them on power. So if you’re looking to cruise some in town streets and stunts I think this bike is better. If you enjoy trails like I do then a Surron is better. I just wish those had more power sadly

kills on power. my talaria has 18kw what u got the motor looks small surly the thing only dose max 8kw @@NicksGarageBuilds

@@Alicia-u6b1q yeah I shouldn’t probably say kill. It is faster than a stock surron or talaria. But with mods to either both surron and talaria rip. I’m more talking about out of the box stock. I agree the motor is pretty small but it’s fast. I’m pretty sure that’s why it burns up so easily. They push it to absolute max

@@Alicia-u6b1q Depends, Stock kuberg can do 14kw, stock surron is 6kw, and your talaria is prob way more expensive

@@Alicia-u6b1qsearch up electro and co and you’ll see some cool razors around 20kw which is overKILL

So stock bolt is 12mm and this wheel calls for a 15mm bearing ID. You can go 2 routes. I personally bought a new axle and just drilled out my swing arm for a 15mm bolt. The other option I never tried would be to find a bearing that fits, but goes to a 12mm diameter. Bolt if you go 15mm bolt route amzn.to/3tA0zbQ Replacement bearings that bring it to stock 12mm size. Then you should be able to reuse all hardware.will need 2 obviously amzn.to/3RLHuLM