Do I have to wait for Magic Pie II?

[Bob91403]

What would it take to get a Magic Pie that will handle 60V? Is 48V currently the max. (pun intended)? Would an external controller make a difference, or is that 48V max. also? What changes would have to be made?

[PEDAL IN POWER OUT]

Hi Bob,
The cutoff built into the controller is 60 volts. The present generation controllers stop operating above that voltage. There are some components that have a 63 volt rating.
You do not need any modifications to run up to 60 volts. You do need to be a responsible adult who is reasonably sober.
Good luck

[Bob91403]

Reasonably sober? While driving a car when intoxicated is a major offense here. Drunk driving on, even a motorized, bicycle in California is only a $50 fine.

[Leslie]

No!

The MP can handle voltages up to 110v however the internal controller can not.

Magic Pie, dh bike, 110v, 80kph so far<<<  Find out the Pies great performance on the smaller rim.

You can get an MP with external wires so you can upgrade the controller to 60v at anytime or seek a controller that can do 60v.

The MP motor 26" can do 60v easy. You need to know what you are doing and if not, yes you may need to wait.