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 on: Today at 10:19:26 AM 
Started by steveo - Last post by 317537
Thanks exactly what I was getting at, plus the solidworks drawing would be sooooo much better!

We need to take Tom out for a few beers poor bloke, I've probably had 3 vacations to his none...

Lol and I think this is steveo post there alien you big topic hog Wink

peace

i agree with you 100% BUT when some customers  OK have motors !!! photo's are actual ! not computor designed ! YOU CAN THEN COMPARE !!!   Shocked Shocked Shocked OH LOOK NOT THE SAME !

i live in ASIA they are CAMERAHOLICKS HERE !   Grin Grin Grin

Um the OP wanted measurements not photos.  I tried to give both.  The tech drawings are fine IMO.

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 on: Today at 10:11:20 AM 
Started by kent1956 - Last post by 317537
Yes width, that was my thoughts when I would speed up from behind this GIO bike.

You have better comfort pedaling a horse. Id imagine chafing happening,  the pedals were an attempt to make them appear legal IMO.


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 on: Today at 10:10:39 AM 
Started by kent1956 - Last post by MonkeyMagic
Spot on there Wink

 4 
 on: Today at 10:07:30 AM 
Started by kent1956 - Last post by 317537
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Wise comment Monkey.

Its not the scooters fault this member uses abuses his internet privileges.    Technology is too much for some people to manage.

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 on: Today at 10:05:43 AM 
Started by kent1956 - Last post by MonkeyMagic
Yep absolutely, its the width of those particular ones that's the problem.

With no disrespect what so ever, the wider models such as the gio are not comfortable to ride at all
Plus the fact that these things don't have any gearing on the pedals so you can only pedal at a very high gear ratio (to help on a hill)

I think they are still based on a bicycle-ish type frame, this is the model I am currently testing they are the same thing because those hub motors & controllers are part of a pretty standard line

This one is heaps skinnier and feels like a bike, I've got a black and a silver one at the moment and they have front drum brake, and rear band brake so they would need to be serviced at a motorcycle repair shop really if you didn't know what you were doing

Anyway I don't want to modify them because they will sell well (and legal) as is. The controller has a power limiter on a switch under the handlebars that limits the controller to 25km/h and will comply with oz

I much prefer my MP though!

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 on: Today at 09:47:28 AM 
Started by Sundsvall - Last post by MonkeyMagic
oooh she sounds sexy will you share her lol

make sure the pictures are not X rated !


Cheesy

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 on: Today at 09:47:12 AM 
Started by kent1956 - Last post by 317537
The Police pull those GIO things over all the time here.  They expect them to be registered.  Sure they can be legal with pedals and things.

I used to race one and beat it all the time and I got talking to the man who owned it and he asked if I ever was bothered by the law.  And I said nope.  He told me he was being fined and harassed by the police.  Each policeman he encountered had their own opinions of the Scooter.  You know,  Once the law thinks something there aint much you can do to convince them otherwise. 

Best to have a bicycle and not confuse Police me thinks.  I still think some wind fairings would be nice on an MTB.

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 on: Today at 08:42:45 AM 
Started by steveo - Last post by MonkeyMagic
Oh of course sorry

I totally forgot photos were 3d and you could measure depth, width and diameter. How silly of me!

Thanks champ

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 on: Today at 08:31:10 AM 
Started by Aldby - Last post by MonkeyMagic
Monkey! your next video, can I supply you the original tunes. Cheesy

Okay it's good weather now but as much as I'm tempted to, I'm not riding the bike until I get torque arms for the front forks, this time I'm going to buy a big thick pair instead because I want it to look spiffy Wink

Plus still needing to goto the scooter shop and get a bigger suspension spring that will bring my mid frame higher because of the new, even further drop in front with the 20" casted, and it will bring the wheels closer together being both 20" now its going to handle like crazy

Struck a problem too, after I thought I had gone through the massive pain of hooking this thing up (definitely will not detail this... let's just say it was very messy lol) anywho my remote start circuit has something wrong with it, and was cutting out my mini 12v lithium battery that has a auto cutout BMS haha which is really handy. So I might go the switch way after all... I'll put it under the seat and want this done by next week I am having pie withdrawals haha

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 on: Today at 07:26:45 AM 
Started by knackeredknees - Last post by MonkeyMagic
I'm thinking about modifying one of my meters, so that the shunt section can be mounted near the battery, with three small wires linking it to the display unit on the handlebars. It should then be possible to put a changeover switch on the two positive wires from the shunt, so I can also monitor the regen current simply by flicking a switch.
Alan
 

If you really want to get in there, the displays are just character screens[turnigy I am quite certain is a standard HD44780 hitachi controller operation]; which can be operated in 4 or 8 bit mode.

If it's 4-bit of which I am assuming is most definitely the case, you will have 8/9 wires you can extend with an alarm cable to custom mount your display on your handlebars if you want to Wink This way you can leave your cables short as possible and just run your switches if needed there too

You could also make it turn the backlight on when you turn your headlights on to get really sneaky


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