I have a 650 pump and a 750 driveshaft. But not sure I want to spend the time or money on this thing doing a pump swap. and Keep throwing around the idea of putting this drivetrain in my carbon freestyle ski.
Went out with the x2 trim installed! Picked up 1mph on the top but best of all it keeps the nose down while in the down position. So far biggest con is steering has a lot more resistance. So when the kiddos drive me around while I drink on the back seat they are not able to turn as quickly.
Right! reminds me of skiers talking about snowboarders and boaters talking about jetskis. Need to find that happy balance where everyone works on and takes care of the trails together. :)
I didn't think you wanted a sur-ron. Main point of my post was that if you do a lot of off/road/jumps/etc then you want a mid range motor and NOT a hub motor on your bike. :)
You need to check that the shaft/coupler will line up. Only a couple inches between bottom of hull and midshaft coupler. Unless you go with belt or chain etc.
Took her out for a ride on fully charged battery and put the motor/controller in full power setting. Only hit 18mph. Not sure if I should go up to a 17 or down to a 15 degree impeller to get rpms/speed up?
Did you try riding on the hood or a bulldog? Here is Gomez showing what can be done on one. That Japanese guy can probably barrel roll and flip one too. :)
If you are doing mostly offroad and jumping you want to stick with a bike where the motor is on the crank and not a hub. Peddaling is so 1990's though. Get a sur-ron. :)
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