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Metallover · 05.31.2009, 10:43 PM

There are hundreds of diy electric bike kits out there. One of the good things about electric bikes is that 1000 watts is a lot. The mmm puts out WAYYYYY more then that. Oh Yeah baby,,, yah- trick yaaa.

Look up 1000w currie motor e-bike or something like that on youtube. It's not the best, but here's the first one I found.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyFYw...eature=related

The easiest way to do it is to get a hub motor kit which comes with everything and is very easy to do. It'll probably be the most reliable way to do it too. If you end up using the mmm, I'd gear for anywhere between 20-30mph depending on the speed and runtime you want.

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Metallover RC-Monster Spudgunner Offline Posts: 2,353 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South Dakota	05.31.2009, 10:43 PM There are hundreds of diy electric bike kits out there. One of the good things about electric bikes is that 1000 watts is a lot. The mmm puts out WAYYYYY more then that. Oh Yeah baby,,, yah- trick yaaa. Look up 1000w currie motor e-bike or something like that on youtube. It's not the best, but here's the first one I found. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyFYw...eature=related The easiest way to do it is to get a hub motor kit which comes with everything and is very easy to do. It'll probably be the most reliable way to do it too. If you end up using the mmm, I'd gear for anywhere between 20-30mph depending on the speed and runtime you want.