I was so undecided trying to figure out what type of scooter, e-bike I wanted to get, spent time watching videos of the pros, cons, state laws, safety riding them and most of all the price...and finally I saw your video and i believe this will suit me best : half bike in front and half scooter in back and assemble your ev need for speed, which I prefer a cruiser and long distance speed type. Once again thanks for your video....
Pro's: Light weight, easy to assemble, relatively inexpensive depending on the kit you get. Con's: (applies to all upright scooter designs). A LOT of air resistance. A sitting scooter is much better, but a sitting scooter with a substantial windshield and/or fairing of some kind, even much better. The faster you go, the more energy it takes to push air out of the way and the more friction. The ideal design (as regards energy efficiency) would be sort of a cross between a recumbent bike and a velomobile.
Ok, you make that look simple and unobtrusive but the price is . . . highway robbery, and then are the "must have add-ons" REALLY *must have??? Some of us Need reliability yet aren't made of money.
That concept would be a lot faster, far safer and more stable and manoeuvrable at high speeds. The front's time proven dimensions of a traditional bicycle is personally appealing. If you created a design focused version fore production, it would sell.
Scooters like that run for $300-$500 (look up Schwinn Shuffle or Osprey Apogee 26 inch)... the electric wheel + the control unit are also around the $300 range, and for a battery it is another $300-500.
I would think that if you're going to showcase one of your own products just so that you can sell more, because that's what this video is, just a way for you to gain more money by promoting your own equipment. Would think you'd show it working.
I was so undecided trying to figure out what type of scooter, e-bike I wanted to get, spent time watching videos of the pros, cons, state laws, safety riding them and most of all the price...and finally I saw your video and i believe this will suit me best : half bike in front and half scooter in back and assemble your ev need for speed, which I prefer a cruiser and long distance speed type. Once again thanks for your video....
I'm building a 20" one, will upload on my channel. Thanks for the inspiration
cool! Is it safe to coil the wires like that? No inductance going on?
Pro's: Light weight, easy to assemble, relatively inexpensive depending on the kit you get.
Con's: (applies to all upright scooter designs). A LOT of air resistance. A sitting scooter is much better, but a sitting scooter with a substantial windshield and/or fairing of some kind, even much better. The faster you go, the more energy it takes to push air out of the way and the more friction.
The ideal design (as regards energy efficiency) would be sort of a cross between a recumbent bike and a velomobile.
It's great if you've got no hills,unlike in my country.
I just paid $80 for 2 20inch diggler dirt dawg scooters. I think I know what I'm gonna do with them now!
I just ordered a kick scooter. What's the estimated cost for a front hub kit with battery?
For that price you can buy one already made🙁
Ok, you make that look simple and unobtrusive but the price is . . . highway robbery, and then are the "must have add-ons" REALLY *must have??? Some of us Need reliability yet aren't made of money.
That concept would be a lot faster, far safer and more stable and manoeuvrable at high speeds. The front's time proven dimensions of a traditional bicycle is personally appealing. If you created a design focused version fore production, it would sell.
Did you have to use the new brake sensor since there is no peddling??
I love that they put the controller in the wheel! But I hate the look of it. Do they come in all black? I guess I could paint it
Yes they do here is the link
goldenmotor.bike/product/black-pie-5-vector-1000-w/
Why not use the back wheel. What’s the width of the 20”
Hello, how are you, greetings from Colombia, where can I buy it to be able to assemble it?
So freaking cool I want in!
Waterproof?
The goodie box comes with the purchase or the wheels?
Yes it comes with the purchase
Is there a cheaper version to do the conversion? I don’t have a thousand dollars to spend, but I have the toy lol
Absolutely reach out to our sales team
Where did you buy the huffy bike?
@@slappy76 Try the Schwinn shuffle they are almost the same scooter. They go for about 100 to 200 on amazon. I got mine for $125 on sale.
Is Gary still with golden Motor??
No he is not
Hey bro awesome build. Can you tell me how much something like this costs?
Scooters like that run for $300-$500 (look up Schwinn Shuffle or Osprey Apogee 26 inch)... the electric wheel + the control unit are also around the $300 range, and for a battery it is another $300-500.
That definitely beats paying car insurance and gas ✨ at least for someone like me and with my lifestyle.
Which model kick bike is this ?
Do you have fat bike 3500w motor and a 72v 40A battery?
I'm looking to convert a Yedoo City scooter to electric. Anyone got any advice on kits for that?
Sparts parts...too expensive
Yes, the video seem to skip the fact that the kit costs ~$400USD. you can escooter for less than that.
Correct but the speed and distance are not the same :)
Rain water 💦 does it effect the controler?
Don't be ridiculous
I would think that if you're going to showcase one of your own products just so that you can sell more, because that's what this video is, just a way for you to gain more money by promoting your own equipment. Would think you'd show it working.
I have gotten that Mp3,,, 8 Yrs ago,,,, 😁
I bought this scooter and I want it to be Husky powered.
I liked the video strictly for the throwing of the battery.
anyone knows where can i find that kick bike ?
Walmart
How much it cost for do this one?
Around $1k
@@ronpagala7496 The motor and battery alone are 1300 bucks. You may as well just go buy an electric scooter.
Wrapped wires like a 3rd grader
Yay 👏👏👏
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