What are the numbers stamped on the fuse?
FWIW there's not just fast and slow, but all sorts of fuses. Fuses usually have two primary ratings...
AZguy
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1) You would need a way to measure the battery current - the ludicrous works by "tricking" the controller that you are using half the current...Leave a comment:
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I got the garmin for $500 but use it on the 4x4, the car, the moto, etc. so enough other duties I'm ok with it... it's a fantastic bike unit - sort of... -
No lights at all - completely dark... mostly desert but the mountains too... but even urban I require to be able to go "stealth"... one of the...
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If you like excel and want a spreadsheet calculator for computing bicycle speed vs. pedal cadence see the attached - entries are green and output (speed)...Leave a comment:
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Nice to hear someone come in and not only have realistic expectations (not I want a bike that goes 50mph, has 80mi of range and costs under $1000 =] )... -
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Very difficult to answer that without knowing more about the system... if BBSxx you could just tune the controller better - never met...Leave a comment:
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Organics bed *much* faster than metallic and frankly you can get away without bedding at all without much if any issues
Metallic should be... -
Just for fun - getting plenty off-topic but best brakes I've ever owned and ridden on were these Brembos (after ditching the ABS)... amazing stopping... -
After decades and a million miles on motos (the first few had cable pull drum brakes - yuck), and four bicycles with hydraulics, I'm in love with the...Leave a comment:
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I run metallic too - they say you want organic on aluminum for downhill but there will always come a point where the fluid will boil and bye-bye braking...... -
There isn't an easy way to limit torque - you can limit current but that just limits power and if RPM is low you can still put out a lot of torque...Leave a comment:
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I'm with you - it's not practical to ride much more than 40kph (~25mph) on a BBSHD hardtail... range goes into the crapper and and for me at least it's... -
Haha - you never know these days... I'm sort of middle of the road by today's standards, 80-85kg 180cm but the bike is very tall and I sit only somewhat... -
As mentioned I have no problem going into the mid-30mph range (>50kph) on my pig with a stock (non-ludicrous) BBSHD consuming ~1500W from a 52V shark... -
I understood you were talking in generalities and that's why I was trying not to come across combative (I guess I didn't do a good job), however the OP...Leave a comment:
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When I first started riding I couldn't pedal very hard or fast and my pedaling didn't contribute much and I rode a couple of mph faster on average than... -
True that! It definitely takes the full ~1500W to get up above 30mph and taking 120-150W to maintain 10mph if I'm not pedaling sounds about right - I... -
However I've got a BBSHD and a big box of 'trons!
I've looked at power draw while riding and it does follow the square rule pretty well -...
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