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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- 1000w eBike KIT I have: www.banggood.c...
alternative KITs: s.click.aliexp...
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My first DIY eBike build is a fact, so here it is! I found it relatively easy to do, although I assume somebody with a lot less technical or DIY skills would find it a bit more challenging, but that is why I have tried my best to make the video as simple and clear to understand as possible, so it would guide you through the process! An awesome piece of kit for sure! 1000W is more than enough even for a hilly city like mine, and a 97kg rider, like myself, so flatter lands and lighter riders would see even better results! Most people would rarely need anything more powerful than this!
1000W eBike DIY Build Playlist: : • DIY 1000W eBike KIT
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Instagram: @eVroomer
ADDITIONAL PARTS:
18650 cells: www.banggood.c...
Battery box: www.banggood.c...
Bike grips: www.banggood.c...
No BMS in the battery yet, but I am using an external one on every charge: s.click.aliexp...
Currently relying on the controller to cut off the battery when it gets low, and it is working rather well!
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The city in the video looks like Sofia, glad to see fellow Bulgarians in the e-bike scene! Keep up the good work!
Yes it is! Thanks! :)
Found your channel by accident and right away recognized that voice!! Man I hope this channel grows as much as your RC channel!!! 😁😁
Hahahahaha, damn... is it that obvious?! :P
@@eVroomer ha yup. Lol and your other channel convinced me to buy the Ranger 2400, the 3D fyie tech gimbal... and I see more purchases now in my future lmao. 🤦♂️ Keep the solid videos coming.
@@joelk2893 Hahaha, glad to know I can help! Thanks mate, will do! Good luck!
Nice video. If this is your first-ever video, bravo! 😎 Looking forward to many more!
Weeeeell... this is my first video on this channel! I have another one on other topics! :)
I've watched many ebike build videos, yours is simple and I can understand a lot more things on how to get this started. I'm a huge fan of anything EV especially the bike as I can afford it 😉
Thanks! Yeah, eBikes are nice because they are affordable indeed! Good luck on your build!
@@eVroomer thanks a lot.
@@xlgoldfish :)
@@eVroomer you rock...wanted to buy a 250w whole bicycle, now I'm thinking of just getting a kit :)
@@xlgoldfish Well... depends on what you want to achieve, 250W is pretty weak, but as an assist it should do well, especially on flatter terrain!
so great,I look forward to your upcoming ebike videos
Thanks! Will try to move them along soon! :)
A lot of those hub motors have a removable spacer where the brake rotor attaches. They are black so you might not notice it. Apparently, these almost always have to be removed or you will end up with the problem you had.
Hm... weird... I've not noticed anything... will have a look again when I get back to the bike! :)
I'm doing a rear 1000w hub motor on my mtb i fitted the controller box under my rear cargo rack for a cleaner look i will have to make a alloy plate to go under it to shield it and i have large full length plastic mud gaurds to help keep the mud away the controller looks much neater under the rack my rack bolts to the frame not the seat pole so it's all hidden I'm just looking at a battery's now but I'd like a 48V 20ah battery.
Sounds like a neat way to do it! Well done! On pretty much all 48v controllers you can probably and safely also go with a 52v battery, so that is what I would suggest. Only thing would be to keep an eye on the voltage of the pack, especially if it is shown on the display, and make sure it doesn't drop below 3v per cell.
Hi Gal, I picked the voice too, and great to find your ebike channel as well as the RC one. Great vid on this subject, perfectly fits my interests and so easy to follow you through the install.
My question if you can help...... I have a 26" fat bike, so with 4" rims. Can I get this kit and just put the hub in my rim and then just follow your vid for the rest?
Well there might be an issue with fitment as fat tire bikes are wider... why not get a fat tire bike electric kit to begin with?
Thanks for a very good video! :) have you had any problems with the wheel being out of balance ? Just saw a video from a guy who recomend not to buy wheels fom banggood. what is your opinion and experience on this e bike kit from banggood ? :)
I am pretty happy so far! Does not seem to be out of balance, just the rim has not been wired properly, but this is fixable, if you know how, or if you take it to someone to do it! Also... out of balance on a bike?! I've never heard that... for these speeds it needs to be some serious unbalance, which is rare! Like I said, its working well so far, have not had any issues yet! Will push it quite hard next Saturday in a special event... we will see if it will survive!
great vid thank you for sharing! can you take the wheels and hub to local bike shop and have them re-spoke the hub to your better wheel?
Thank you! I hope I can, because I really want to have it done!
Nice video, I was planning on a 1000w one but found out there's a limit here in the UK for 250w, now I'm not sure if I want one at all. Would it have enough power to make my trips easier?
Oh yeah, 250W would be plenty and makes it a lot easier on the legs! It is no small amount of energy! It is mostly pedal assist, but that is not a small thing!
I have that same box at 6:15. I put it on a 29 inch full suspension mountain bike…..so I decided to mount the battery on the top of the frame’ ….and I was able to remove the battery” it’s basically mounted in the same spot you would put a gas tank for a gas bike…..I had to modify the frame and drilled some holes….. I then took a piece of 2.5 wide Aluminum to hold the battery connector for more strength….I used a gas bikes motor mount to support the weight on the front part. To make a long story short I had to Soldier two bolts into the frame” to make the frame strong” I used larger bolts and screws for added support and strength.
The bike is fast….…..because it gets up to 55MPH…..but I weigh 130 pounds….I was able to beat my 45mph gas bike with ease….on flat ground.
Haha, sounds good mate, that is a nice speed! Quite fast... I'd be scared to go that quick on an ebike!
@@eVroomer I’m about to build a 3000w bike with a 72v battery, I will be using a very light $300 dollar bike with a all Aluminum frame…I already have the kit. I have a $350 dollar budget for a 26in full suspension Mountain Bike.
The 29inch bike sold very quick….sold it for $750 dollars. The build cost $550’ because I already owned the bike.
Can’t wait to find the bike….this bike will probably not be sold’ unless someone wants to pay $1600 for it’ Lol I might make it a fat tire bike for safety.
I build e bikes and gas bikes as a business….the gas bikes are easy to sell….but you kinda have to make sure you sell them to someone who knows how to ride them and able to do Routine maintenance on them…selling a gas bike to the wrong person = Headaches….people think you can just jump on them and make 35mile commutes to work’ without Maintaining them’ is Unrealistic…I do not sell to those type of people unless they sign a voucher….sold as is.
I had a guy run a gas bike into a wall and expected to bring it back and exchange it for another bike…..Lol
I never have that problem with any of my electric bikes….so I’m phasing out my gas bikes and doing only electric bikes.
@@ebperformance8436 Hahahaha, yeah... some people can be quite daft sadly! But indeed, the future is the electric ones, and I assume the expectations for them are more realistic, and for sure they can be maintained much easier! Good luck with your business! :)
Good build well done surprised you didn't use the lipo battery power source option considering youre a regular electric model user
Thanks. Actually for a while now I've been using the LiPos as weights when gluing... RC model planes! :) Almost exclusively I've moved to LiIon cells there as well! Also, LiPo cells do not have the right voltage at the end, so they will end up way over discharged when the controller finally cuts... just can't be bothered to be thinking about this... and then there is the volume-to-capacity thing... with LiIons being a good deal better in that respect as well! :)
I have a nice black back rack pack for my controller and battery volimart are one of the best Kit's
Yeah, I've heard of them, but US only as far as I know! :)
Do you still have this kit? Has it been reliable?
I do! I while back I tried a pretty extreme mountain climb with it, stock wires and connectors, and the phase connectors melted and fused together, which was a bummer, but it was expected! I was thinking to replace those before the climb but forgot... haven't used it since then, but all was good up until they melted. Should repair the wiring soon enough and have it running again! Controller could use a better air circulation than what I had done though. If you plan on pushing it hard make sure it gets adequate cooling.
@@eVroomer damn that's sucks, if you was to buy a KT connector from ebay would that solve your issue?
@@Anees- I actually have some of those 3-pin XT60 type connectors with the yellow plastic housings, but just forgot to replace the factory connectors.
First ever video🤣.........I recognize that voice my RC friend😎
Hahahahaha, darn it... got made again! :P
For $200 more you can buy a BBSHD with a controller rated at 1500w but is stamped 750w, making it street legal. Further, you can replace that controller with a Ludicrous controller that pushes it to 3000w. As a bonus, it also does not LOOK like it was mashed together and frankesteined. The controller is built into the motor assembly, and the kit fits 90% of the bike frames out there. For $600 plus the battery, I just dont see why anyone is trying to hobble together their own "version" of an ebike. I have 5000miles on my custom cruiser w/ 3000w BBSHD and have had ZERO issues. If you do get a BBSHD DO NOT USE ALI, Fleebay, etc......go to the #1 reseller in the US, Lunacycles. Awesome people, and knowledge.
Could very well be the case... but I am not a fan of mid drive systems, unless we are talking about a proper motorcycle! :) Each to his own, I guess! Also... for me at least... installing the hub was a lot easier than the mid-drive, because I didn't have to go and find, and buy all these tools needed to disassemble pedals, etc., no that I would have gotten a mid drive in the first place, like I said... not a fan of those, though the specs on this one you are referring to do sound impressive! Also... I am happy you have access to Lunacycles... but the majority of people on this planet do not live in the US!
@You Mad? Yup, they do!
I have this hub motor does yours also make a bit of noise from a dead stop?
Or do i have a problem?
What kind of noise?
I bought a 350 watt ebike 19 mph changeing it to 1500watts over $300 for the battery 220 for the kit
Sounds like a nice upgrade, I hope the motor can handle it!
How many km?.. before it drains the battey??. Specs of the battery of you are using?..
In order of questions asked, here: th-cam.com/video/GE7BCLVW6jk/w-d-xo.html and here: th-cam.com/video/R2CNxFyfyV8/w-d-xo.html
When you attached the wheel to the frame did it have resistance? (Not due to brakes?). My wheel doesn't spin freely and even when the battery's plugged to the motor the thumb throttle doesn't move the wheel
Hmmm... no, there was no resistance to it when I put it in the frame! If it doesn't want to turn even a little when powered with throttle... might indicate some issue with the hub... perhaps an internal short, or the cable somewhere! A hub not spinning almost freely could indicate phase short!
bro you didnt put washers on side that is why wheel dont spin freely .
So easy all colar coded and snap mine doesn't have a lcd just trottle 34 mph so it says haven't checked yet 1500 watts I hope so
How did you measure that speed? I would not be willing to get a KIT without an LCD, and at 1500W, assuming that is 52v, you should be able to go a bit quicker than 34mph!
Is the magnet sencer on the crank optional?
Yes, you can either have it, or not, will work either way. If you don't have you can't use pedal assist, only the twist throttle.
You can be faster using a 52 volt amp but appart from that you can put thinner and slick tyres and an aero porsition this will make you be faster i dont know how much
True, loosing 20kgs will also improve things for me, and since the latter is more critical, I am choosing to go down that route for now! :P
Nice but why would you ever put the battery in the back?
Because it was the quickest and easiest place to put it during the initial process, to check if everything works! Please refer to this video for a follow up: th-cam.com/video/8HlW_1ai_Gg/w-d-xo.html
@@eVroomer oh ok thanks 👍👍😁
@@racerx2095 :)
Very great video, and very thorough. Did you install torque arms for safety?
Thank you! Yes I did install torque arms, on one side only though.
Do you have a wiring diagram for that controller?
Sadly not! Would have been useful though!
Hi there. Where do you live? since the price of buy the kit is different, when you live inside EU. you get taxed for buying stuff outside EU, so i want to avoid that. any ideas how?
Yes, most Aliexpress sellers actually use a shipping method that skips customs for you, and gets delivered directly, so you better contact them before placing an order to ask about that for the EU! The Banggood link above offers an EU Priority Line shipping for the EU, which includes them handling all of the import stuff somewhere in Europe, and then shipping it to you with EU courier, so it arrives at your door just like any other regular package you have ordered from your country for instnace.
@@eVroomer thanks for the response, i'll try it out.
@@blodhunt Good luck! :)
Is your kit restricted to 750 watts and if so can it be configured to unrestricted?
Does not appear to be, according to the screen it does the full 21A the controller is rated for, which at 52v is just over 1000W.
so when u buy the conversion kit, u receive a new rear wheel with motor already built on to it, yes?
Yes, that is correct!
@@eVroomer Please don't say that! It's not good👍
No good... in what way?
@@eVroomer Please don't ever use that word 😡 it's bad
Absolutely positively certain I have no idea what you are talking about! What word... "correct"?
Whats the battery Ah? And how long before battery low?
Battery is, according to cell specs 52 12Ah! In reality, I don't think I can get out more than 11Ah out of it! You can see my pure electric range test here: th-cam.com/video/GE7BCLVW6jk/w-d-xo.html
DO you happen to be Arxangel from rcgroup? You sound so much like him. Great video by the way!
Haha, indeed I am! :P This is my new channel... moving ever so slowly... :)
@@eVroomer It will move fast once you DIY an electric flying bike : -)
Hahahahahahahahahaha... I don't see that coming anytime soon! But what I meant was that it is taking me a good deal of time to make the videos for this channel... because I don't have a lot of time to spare... :P
@@eVroomer Cheers mate! Love what you are doing. I especially enjoy your logical style of delivery for review on FPV models! Subscribed!
Thanks mate, appreciate it! :)
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:) Thanks!
is it weather proof?
Certainly seems to be! I have ridden in the rain, no issues so far! The HUB should be sealed, and the controller seems to be as well!
@@eVroomer Nice. Getting myself one tomorrow :)
Awesome! Good luck with your build!
@@eVroomer do you mean that its already sealed or that you need to seal it? Sry i am not so good at english. It will help me so much out
@@v050w8 The hub should be sealed, and same goes for the controller! At least from the looks of it it looks that way... but then again... you could always add some sealing yourself to make sure.
Pop that controller open and squidge a bit of solder on that shunt! Will get you up those hills a lot quicker hehe! ;)
Hahahaha, interesting idea! Not sure the battery will like it though! :P
@@eVroomer what battery do you use? What's it rated too?
This one: th-cam.com/video/R2CNxFyfyV8/w-d-xo.html
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@@eVroomer Those 30Q cells will do 15 amps continuously and do bursts of 20 - 30 amps and you have 4 in parallel. So long as your BMS and fuse is adequate it will throw out a lot more amps than what the controller is demanding.
Yes, I am aware of the theoretical max... though I still don't trust the specs on these things... besides... I hate seeing voltage sag! Hahahahaha... might give that mod a try at some point further down the line, but I have been thinking a possible upgrade would be to replace the whole controller with something better! We will see! Lots of other projects to tackle before that point! :)
Nice!👍👌👏
Thank you! :)
You know I've looked at like at least 10 Videos now and no one shows how you sit the spacers from the rear wheel properly like not one video crazy ive done everything and I have one like the washers that are suppose to be on the in side and then then the ones on th3 out side and every time I tighten up my nuts lol it keeps crunching and grinding and isn't spinning like its supooze to I've tried three different frames now the original was even an original proper electric ebike I also don't have the back brake setup nor chain just yet and it still rubs add grinds
Hmmmm... good point... not sure I show that either! I have two of my washers on the inside of the frame, one on each side, because I needed to stretch it out a bit to make the brake calliper fit well, and to centre the wheel to the frame, have not seen any bending, or grinding, or screeching!
Has anyone tried to buy only the motor and install it to your original wheel? I feel like it's kind of waste to buy new wheel with the motor, when you dont really need it.
Well if you are buying from QS for instance, I think you can get the hub only, but then you will need to find somebody to do the work of making spokes and mating this hole thing to your wheels!
@@eVroomer oh yea its quite bit of work
@@megapet777 Indeed!
They have 2 packs of tourge arm's on eBay cheap one for each side I have 1500 watts
Cool, do you have them? I wasn't very confident in those, and decided to get something recommended locally to be pretty tough! How's that 1500W one working?
@@eVroomer Killa battery is separate 1500 watt 48 volts 50 bms wheelies 34 MPH 331dollars for the battery 220 for the kit called, voilamart
@@mangodwins6328 Right, not a bad deal! Sounds great!
what voltage are you using
52v, 14S LiIon
Then why it only go 30mph I thought with 50v it might go 40mph am I wrong
@@jonathanbrunache3848 Well there are a number of factors that determine top speed - controller output, field weakening, hub Kv rating, etc. If I use a 1500W controller, perhaps I would reach a higher speed, but even this one seems OK! There is also the consideration of surface, tires, rider weight, and so on... and I assume somebody weighting half as much as I do, would get up to a slightly higher speed as well! It is not only a voltage thing!
I'm getting a 1500 watt kit 34 MPH throttle I don't like the thumb
Nice! Yeah, I don't like thumb throttles either, they are only good on electric kick scooters!
Look at me, I am doing it properly, starting at video #1
Haha, good for you Gary! I hope this would be useful! :P
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Мерси! :)
Hey, stop for the pedestrians!
Well I usually do! Sometimes I am going too fast to slow down safely!
6v spinup + 6v dynamo +3v magnic dynamo +3v magnic dynamo =18v dynamo to chang back 18v ebike moto
This is not an 18v ebike! It is a 52v one!
11:46 an ad warning about pedestrians. 11:47 eVroomer ignores a pedestrian.
Well... I was going too fast to stop in such a short time...
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Thanks!
i have 1000w kit i dont recommend anybody to buy this. There are much better options like 750w geared hub or 500w geared hub, which can reach same top speed and weight of the wheel is half only , 1000w motor with wheel weights about 7 kg while 500w or 750w weighs about 3.8kg . So i dont see any point of buying this 1000w kit . Second thing this motor eats double amount of battery compared to for an example bafang 500w hub which also reaches speed of 45km per hour. And battery range will be double on 500w motor than 1000w motor.I will point to all people that are planning to buy 1000w kit that samsung 48v 30ah wont last you longer on full throttle electric only for more than 60kilometers, while on 500w motor will last you 120 km. I know this things because i sometimes work as food delivery and i have both 1000w and 500w motors.
Fair enough!
11:48 Тоя добре че спря
Ами... от време на време и гледат, вместо директно да скочат на пътеката очаквайки, че бог ги пази...
Just tape it into the frame
Always an option... but one I would like to avoid if possible... :)
1.5 speed
Sure, whatever tickles your fancy mate, that's why the option is there! :P
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Hi
I’m sorry but that’s a mess!! You rushed that build. The wires are not tidy at all!! 🙈
Yup, that is why I made a follow up video of dealing with that! When I am not sure how and if it will work, I most certainly am not going to put in the effort of tidying it up! :) Its all pretty now!
1500 watt the biggest hub kit faster than his
Well since this is a 1000W KIT, the 1500W is expected to go faster and have a bit more torque.
Don't get a thumb trottle trust me
I don't! The KIT has a twist throttle!
What would be funny is you wait 1yr and you find out the motor didn’t work.!!
Hahaha, well it isn't going to stop working from not being used! :P
Cheap get a good kit like volimart nice tire's sorry guy I guess u didn't look around before you bought one
This not being volimart, or whatever that is called, does not mean I don't like what I got, and that I am not happy with it! Quite the contrary! Also, I am not in the US, so that store does not work for me anyway!
You have told us nothing. Just someone riding a bike.
Sure...
Put it flat at least
If you are referring about the battery, can't! On the sides are the key lock, and the power line... so can't really put it that way because I won't have access to one of those!
i dont care about dirt riding! im 50 need a car and dont got the money f0r new car so im looking at ebikes l0l
Fair enough! :)
Umm change ur voice pls
Well, since that is not going to happen... you are cordially invited to NOT listen to it! Just mute and watch in silence! :)
@Foxtrot Oscar Soooo... was this addressed at me, or...? :P
all for DIY ebikes but DIY batteries, Im out chief :)
Well... one goes with the other, doesn't it? If you are looking to optimize the use of space and specs of the battery... why not?
Clown 🤦🏻♂️
And what exactly seems to be your problem?
@@mypups7626 Thanks mate! I don't mind him... just asking out of curiosity! :P