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AirShocks: Adjusting sag and rebound?
biknut replied to George-X's topic in Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
I run about 90 psi in my Luna Landers. I just adjust the regulator on my compressor to 90, and fill the forks till air stops going in. -
The frame is the same, but the motor housing is different. You can change your single speed into a 3 speed without doing anything to the motor.
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The factory Sondors LCD already somes with a longer LCD cable. Aftermarket LCDs will require a aftermarket controller. Most aftermarket LCDs will require a 6" green extension cable.
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Both bikes have a 750w big magnet Bafang. The fatty's 750 is inside the stock 350 motor housing. Fatty has a 48v 30ah battery driving a 35 amp big momma 18 fet controller. The Fold started life as a Foldx7. I replaced the stock 20 x 80mm rims with more sporting 24" x 65mm rims laced to a 750 Lindsey motor, which slightly increases overall gearing over a stock Fold. That still leaves the overall gearing a lot less than the fatty so it's able to make due nicely with just a 25 amp controller, Both bike's lighting is powered off of the main battery.
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This twist throttle is a good 6 wire alternative to a stock thumb paddle.
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They're Box, Maximus 8.5 rise, and 31.8 clamp size. They about 29" wide. Extremely well made strong bars. The only drawback is they cost a lot.
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Time to buy some new tires
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I didn't feel comfortable trying unsolder from the board. I just cut the wires about an inch from the board, and spliced to them.
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The bigger motor cable for the 750 was soldered to the controller. I just opened the controller, chopped the wires, and soldered the bigger cable to them. It works exactly the same as the smaller cable.
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There's very little difference in weight, or performance. Mostly just looks. Tire selection will be limited because only the shortest profile tires will fit without hitting the frame or forks.
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Nobody makes one. I had to solder one on to mine.
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This is where I bought the rims. They're 24 x 65mm double wall. http://www.robsson.de/en/ The hub is just a sealed bearing 135mm for disk brakes. I bought it on Amazon You'll want to find as low profile tires as possible because there's not much extra space between the tire and fork, and also the chain stay.
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24" wheels, and 750w motor with 25 amp controller.