Yes, it is fast I have not had a chance to find out if it is lighter than the gas motor but just from picking it up and moving it around it is super light. I also can do a burn out and donuts on concrete without feeling like I’m going to flip, that’s how much power is in the rear tires. They just spin, but the good part is it can be turned down if it is too fast or too strong
That is the coolest thing I've seen in a while on a quad... I'm getting a 2003 Yamaha Raptor 660r in a couple days. Can't wait man, I'm up in Canada so no sand dunes but still...😊
I have a 72 V 5000 W 100 amp BMS battery each battery last about 3 1/2 to 4 hours depending on how hard you are riding it and yes if I do it again, I will be going with the 150 BMS battery which will make it way stronger and way faster the controller unit I am using can handle 350 A continuous which right now I am only running 100 A continuous but to answer your question yes I would use a bigger battery if I had the chance, but the bigger battery is about $1500-$2000 so with that being said that’s why I used the smaller battery because it was only between 800 and $1200 per battery
Yes, I went to Durham Georgia State Park last month and during that time each battery lasted me at 3.5 hours per battery. I had three batteries so I was able to ride all day long and keep two of the batteries on charge while I was riding, but I was really pushing it with those hours, but just riding around, you should probably get around four hours per battery charge answered your question. If not, let me know and I will answer anything else you have.
Looks light and fast!
Yes, it is fast I have not had a chance to find out if it is lighter than the gas motor but just from picking it up and moving it around it is super light. I also can do a burn out and donuts on concrete without feeling like I’m going to flip, that’s how much power is in the rear tires. They just spin, but the good part is it can be turned down if it is too fast or too strong
That is the coolest thing I've seen in a while on a quad... I'm getting a 2003 Yamaha Raptor 660r in a couple days. Can't wait man, I'm up in Canada so no sand dunes but still...😊
You can get all of your parts on eBay and a couple other sites but I would definitely go with the 72 V or higher
Did you use a 520 front sprocket? How did you attach it to the shaft?
I have 520 front sprocket and a 520 rear sprocket I had to order the 520 sprocket off of eBay made for the QS 138 motor
What amp hour battery did you use? If you were to do it again would you get a bigger battery?
I have a 72 V 5000 W 100 amp BMS battery each battery last about 3 1/2 to 4 hours depending on how hard you are riding it and yes if I do it again, I will be going with the 150 BMS battery which will make it way stronger and way faster the controller unit I am using can handle 350 A continuous which right now I am only running 100 A continuous but to answer your question yes I would use a bigger battery if I had the chance, but the bigger battery is about $1500-$2000 so with that being said that’s why I used the smaller battery because it was only between 800 and $1200 per battery
Any idea what sort of range you get with regular riding?
Yes, I went to Durham Georgia State Park last month and during that time each battery lasted me at 3.5 hours per battery. I had three batteries so I was able to ride all day long and keep two of the batteries on charge while I was riding, but I was really pushing it with those hours, but just riding around, you should probably get around four hours per battery charge answered your question. If not, let me know and I will answer anything else you have.
Awesome mate thanks