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Thank You for the info appreciate it because I don't know much about different types of birds.

Thanks for the info Is this type of bird common here in the north east and so close to cities ????????

@ Yes; I see them frequently in Queens, Jersey, CT & PA

Yea I know its wrong angle didn't notice it until I had finished with the hub. This rk3 is off my Wolftrax bbshd ebike I had converted because I converted all my bikes to ebikes with SX-RK3 hub on them . Thank you for the reply and glad it helped you if you have any other ???? just ask .

You didn't have to cut the wires all you have to do what just change out the controller and if you did that you wouldn't have to splice anything. FYI this is the same gearing as the M620/G510 but is CANBUS connector

Of course I know who gave it to me but I did not mention it because some people prefer UNAMED

Well I am not sure where your shopping at but the average cost of a 28x4.0 fat tire is about 50 USD and the Spider tire that happens to be on this bike is about 80 USD but on the other fat bikes I have they cost about 50 USD each tire and 10 USD for a tube

@pharrohku5922 yeah it's been a while since I priced them out. Good to see they've come down a lot.

@@Lickemstick I am also glad as well and I still haven't put the motor on it yet . I have so may projects going on .

Well when you do seal the motor back up it has a rubber gasket between the chambers from the gears to the controller side . In this video I was trying to see if I could use the controller from a used motor that a guy gave to me .

Thank You I enjoyed the ride.

yea it was only recorded in 720p resolution I always ride down to the rockaways its a good trip and like the exercise. It was my older camera I have a better one now

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Thanks for the inspiration and will be changing the front tire for sure and adding a middrive motor

Sorry maybe its not a good enough video but it DOES have a 7 speed freewheel on it the black ring you see that looks like a direct drive is actually a Differential drive like a car has when one wheel looses traction the other bites in and gets traction .

@@pharrohku5922 i notived the DIFF but not the 7 speeds. Still, cool project. Just ride safe on the street and wear a helmet please.

@@creeplickitaOFFICIAL ADSOLUTLY ALWAYS wear a helmet I just tested it in my drive way in this video when I took it to my friends shop I wore a helmet even though I road on the sidewalks. its to slow for the street. or at least when I am peddling

@@pharrohku5922 im imagining you in a motorway with the eletric auxiliary motor attached to the pedals 😂😂😂

@@creeplickitaOFFICIAL Yea I guess you could picture that but with this thing and Like the other one I made I never did ride on the street even though the other one reached 23mph top speed with the Ultra m620 middrive motor on it . I ONLY rode it on the trails and the sidewalks to get to the trails as in a couple other videos I made with it . I wasn't comfortable enough to ride it on the street and when I did cross the streets it just felt WEIRD sitting at the same height as the cars.

I just uploaded another video using this same camera with the settings of 2.7k EIS enabled and the jittering has mostly GONE away but the video is not as good as I would like but I think it has something to do with the waterproof case is distorted in some was I will have to change that to see if it makes a difference because when I use the camera in its original case attached to my body harness the video is very good with no distortion. UPDATE :: I also learned that EIS does NOT work when camera set to 4K it auto DISABLES IT. Watch it here ( ruclips.net/video/sSNj2wmn2b0/видео.html )

Good for you am glad you like the camera and I like this one even more as a play with it and use it on my body mount strap i have as well and it seems to work better when I record at 2.7k because the EIS does NOT work on 4k recording at all . When you change the resolution on the camera it automatically turns OFF the EIS so most of the recordings are in 2.7k but YT knocks it down to 1080p on some videos. Like this one.. I also notice the Time stamp it ok but you have to RESET it when changing the battery EVERY TIME it does NOT remember the time setting so I use 1 battery and a external battery bank and just record that way . I use a Micro center 128 gig sd card ( FREE ) and I have rode many hours and still have plenty of space left on it . The camera does get hot after using it for a couple hours and so far has NOT shut down YET waiting for that one. when I recorded with my Sony Phone after a while it would shut down to protect itself from over heating

Well I guess why i didn't take any pictures of the camera it self is because I was not required to make a video review of the camera . ( besides it looks just like any other action camera out there they all look the same anyways ) It was given to me by my wife and she some how got it for free without having to make a review or feedback rating . Yea your right about the EIS but its still not as good as some others in this price range.

Yes it is the same camera I had just gotten it and was playing with the settings and now I think its best set to what I am using it for in 2.7k mode because the EIS does NOT work in 4K mode I learned this later after some testing and reading instructions and I really like the Touch screen feature . My wife got this one from amazon as a promotion deal I do not know how much she paid for it but I looked it up and it was about 50 usd.

@@pharrohku5922 really useful information! Any requirements for the micro SD card for the 2.7k recording with eis mode? Thank you.

@@sochifung61 I am using a Micro Center 64gig micro sd card I think its a class 10 card not sure about that though I got it free when I had a coupon for a free choice for a thumb drive or an SD card. So far I haven't filled it up before having to change the battery but keep in mind when you change the battery you have to set the time again it does NOT keep the time set in memory but all the other setting seem to stay only time NOT staying

Yea sure you did but I bet its a HUB motor NOT a MidDrive one so good luck on the steep hills yours will struggle and also you can NOT utilize the gears like a MidDrive BBSHD can so if I wanted it to go faster I just change the Main Chainring I could also hit 35mph but I gear mine for mostly trail riding so if I hit a really STEEP hill I will have NO issues going up it in first gear if need be . Yea I could build a GENERIC HUB motor 1500watt fatbike for that amount but you can NOT COMPARE a MIDDRIVE to a HUB motor they are completely different animals

@@pharrohku5922 What steep hills? I live in Florida... LOL

And I've got news for you slick I bulit that bike to go trail riding on an abandoned golf course it pulls a trailer with a tent my metal detector two chairs and a fire pit & will go through the grass 25 miles per hour .. not for nothing but I actually broke my wrist jumping over hills on the golf course so yeah.. @pharrohku5922

@@indogyrsimdead So do I, I have a house in Davie

@@indogyrsimdead Yea sure you did and a golf course ISNT A TRAIL dud Try going on some real trails like here in Pa and NY

I would love to sell it to you but this is a custom made one I used a generic Chinese full suspension frame to make this bike and the rear dual wheels are from Brazil So this bike is NOT a common 3 wheel bike + the 1000 Watt Bafang motor on it as well

HUH the less I look like a MORON ???? That's NOT very NICE Just because I didn't know what a SPECIAL TOOL was used for or what it was called I am a MORON ???? Thanks for the info I knew it was for something like that but wasn't sure what it was called . So I just called it a gauge because it looks like a Gauge that measures stuff. Anyway I got it give to me so I tried to figure out what I could use it for rather than letting it sit in the case and not being used since I am NOT a mechanic. But it does WORK WELL as a WHEEL TRUING tool for my Bikes rather than having to buy a 2 or 3 hundred dollar specialized FATBIKE wheel stand

It was original a through axle I had to do this way in order to fit the Sturmey Archer sx-rk3 3 speed hub and in the middle of the hub on the axles are steel sleeves for reinforcement Also everything seems to be doing great so far haven't had any issues with slippage or movement because I think when I installed the hub with the additional sleeves on the axles helped alot

So fat for over a year or so now the owner of the bike has went through a couple sets of tires and has had NO ISSUES with the way I had to MOD the frame in order to convert it to drop outs from through axle. Vinnie just updated me with pictures whit some new tires on the bike about a month ago and he is loving it .

Willow lake preserve Trail at google maps coordinate's -- 40.721854, -73.835847 Here is the Updated version of this trail and just what they did to clean it up (YEP you guessed it NOTHING just added ore PALLETTES to absorb the oils and crap.) ruclips.net/video/1uM9E0DDxqA/видео.html

My other 2 bike are also Hardtails and I like them better but this is the ONLY frame I had that would fit the 20" wheel on because this frame is suppose to have 26" wheels on it but I figured I would try the 20" on it and test it on the trails and this thing is SO MUCH fun on the trails because of the QUICK handling of it . If everything goes well with the SA on this bike I think I will UPGRADE the FORKS to the DH forks I had put on my other 2 fatbikes because it makes it so much more stable. I have another 3 wheeler fatbike project started on a Mongoose BMX 20" as well

@@pharrohku5922 im struggling with electrics at the momment .. bbshd . 2 batterys, a battery blender.. turn signals n light and a eggrider.. im in the 💩 brother.. i had a Mariobike now its diffrent forks handlebars brakes (mt5e Magura's. All the Bells n Whistles.. as soon my project runs.. ill let you know.. Meanwhile.. keep up the good work brother.. greetings from Switzerland 😃✌️👍💪🙋🏼‍♂️

@@smarc1325 Awesome keep me updated on your bike and video it when you done would like to see yours. maybe give me some ideas for mine. I can do to mine to make it better. My 2 26" fatbike I have the BBSHD this 20 " has the Ultra G510 which is actually a BBSHD with a TORQUE sensor everything else is the same even the programming just a TORQUE sensor tab on the software

@@pharrohku5922 high voltage channel i recommend 😉

Your welcome I havent seen anyone post anything about this model so since I had a bad first gear I figured I would post it and try and fix it I just got LUCKY on the parts that came off and DIDN"T get mixed in with the other internal gears and DESTROYED the HUB

@@pharrohku5922 im happy 4 you👍🥳🙋🏼‍♂️ we are a small minority with 20inch and a sturmy sxrk3😎💪

@@smarc1325 This fatbike I have the Broken 1st gear which is what this video is about is a 26" fatbike with SA on it I have only one 20" I am converting Now because I was able to fix this SA hub so Now I have a Brand new HUB so I figured I would convert the 20". I am still Not sure of the spoke length I keep getting different lengths after all the calculations. 165mm is what I come up with. have you done yours and what length did you come up with.

@@pharrohku5922 157mm.. Got i laced at Motorbike shop lol.. ill make a short video for you.. chek tomorow my Mate..

@@pharrohku5922 Brother.. after a pain in the a.. im proud to show you my 20inch fattire wheel with tha sa sxrk3.. Spoke lenght 157mm confirmed.. I just uploaded a Video 4 you.. check it out my Friend 🤓 Peace ✌️💪😅

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yea I know this makes me look bad even though he has a bowl of dry food filled at all times and when i give him his after noon wet food as a snack he goes and does this and still makes me look like I am not feeding him . LOL

@@pharrohku5922 I can tell he's well fed and happy, cats are insatiable little gremlins lol

The Framed Black and red one on one of my other videos is the one I was using that day and yes all 3 of my bikes are FatBikes and fit that ramp NO PROBLEM I custom build mine with the BBSHD the Trike has the Ultra G510

Yea i know there was a guy sitting at the one end of the ramp when i went through there as well he looked a little sketchy so I kept rolling. I ride to the Rockaways alot going down crossbay blvd to beach channel dr. then to flatbush ave across the Marine bridge which i posted on other videos. I only use it if I cant find another way around that section of woodhaven blvd.

I don’t blame you. I went to Manhattan from the east end of the Rockaways where I live. Im in Bayswater area. I rode over the Ed Koch Bridge then to Central Park. Rode around there a bit then downtown and back uptown to the bridge and back home. Nice ride over all!! I routinely go from my house west past Riis Park over marine park bridge to belt pky trails west bound to end on Knapp at. The. Back home. About 27 miles round trip. It was first time I took my Ebike to the City though. That was 60 miles round trip!!

@@jakereal3604 I do an Average about 20 - 30 miles a day in the summer and spring months and winter time daily ride is about 10 miles AS LONG as the TEMP does NOT drop below 30 Degrees and NO wind chill factor.

That’s great!! I do 25-30+ miles whenever I ride but I only ride on days off and if it’s over about 50 degrees. Hate getting numb. I’m assuming you’re retired ??? I can’t wait, 5 1/2 more years till that day!!

@@jakereal3604 yes I am retired at 62 I am doing good I though I had an email associated to this account and just found out messages dont work on here anymore. What kind of Fatbike do you have a name brand or custom built one .

yes it is very much so and I ride every day went to Long Island today for a ride

Yes it was Nice to meet new people and it really nice everybody there was really cool to talk to . I enjoyed it very much Thanks for the interaction and anytime you need info or help with a motor or upgrades on your bike let me know I would be glad to help you choose the right one and point you in the right direction to get what you need.

Thank You I havent used it very much because I am trying to make a dual battery mount for the rear so I can mount 2 of the same 12.5ah batterys on it . They dont make a rack wide enough to mount to it so I am having to fab something out of 2 racks to make 1 extra wide one to fit it and support the weight of 2 batterys which will be controlled by a microchip acting as 1 battery for a total of 25ah so no need to swap out batterys

@@pharrohku5922 does your trike feel Tippy with the fat tires

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Its about 3500 usd if you take into account the upgrades i had made to it while building it and NOW I am about to take it apart and do a couple more things with installing headlights and dual batterys on the rear rack i had to make for it

Yes I agree with you but they are still fun to ride . You just have to be careful when riding it is all.

If you ride it like a damn fool then of course someone will more than likely get hurt. Duh.

If one is going to build a 3 wheeler. Think BIG wheels of the 60's & 70's. You need to sit low to the ground with a big wheel up front, small heels in the back. Otherwise you may be seeing a wheel chair in the near future.

I built this about a couple months ago and its sitting in the garage waiting for the first SNOW so I can try it out on the snow and see how it performs. I do ride it once and a while because everyone loves it when I head into the local town and scoot around a little but like most people love it but want something like it but dont wanna spend any money on one or get someone to make it for them because its too expensive. . Most or all other 3 wheel trikes ONLY 1 wheel has power and the other is just a roll along UNLIKE this bike it has Slip Posie traction like a car with a differential rear end

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Yes I was standing and leaning the right way and after sitting a bit and looking i see that my front wheel hit a Large Limb hidden under the leaves and just bounced the front wheel up and i rolled over to the right side because i was already leaning in that direction after i hit it and just rolled down the small embankment . There were alot of rocks and stuff just before the area I had space to go around the tree so I wasn't going very fast at that point when i hit the hidden log. I am kind of used to this because i used to ride the OLD Honda ATC's Back in the day and this handles just like one of those. Even now this is alot of fun and you get a good workout as well If you do get a trike kit make sure of 1 thing MAKE SURE IT HAS A DIFFERENTIAL REAR END . That way you will have a rear end just like a CAR so if 1 wheel looses traction the other will get traction. Mine also has DUAL DISC brakes as well Most all AVAILABLE Trike kits ONLY have 1 wheel power and the other is just a roll along. Most kits the right rear has power and the Left rear is the roll along

This camera footage and recording is my Cell Phone with EIS and it works pretty good I reduced the video quality down so I dont reach my limit perday upload from 4k recording to 1080p or 720p sometimes. I recorded with a Sony Xperia XZ Premium. I did have a gopro hero 8 on the bike but the sony is better

yes I can agree on that I really like the frame design that is why I bought it in the first place back in 2015 . But they do have ONE big problem though there QUALITY control is pretty BAD and this frame is NO exception the rear swingarm is bent from the factory or you might call it PREBENT meaning that the jig they had used was NOT straight because the rear wheel is offset by about 7mm when you mount the wheel in the frame. Also the rear left swingarm is about 6mm higher in height than the right side. Meaning if you remove the wheels and sit the frame on a flat surface it rocks back and forth like a seesaw. The factory had sent me a new swingarm but as before it was also PREBENT out of the box and I am not alone on this issue because there are a few YT videos showing this was a big issue and the ones i watched they got replacements from the company as well and there NEW ones were PREBENT as well. Rear swingarm pivot point has a Stainless Steel Pin and PLASTIC bushings and NO BEARINGS of any kind so about after 500 miles on it the SQUEAKING NOISE begins and its actually the swingarm rubbing against the actual frame meaning its METAL ON METAL because the PLASTIC bushings got torn up . I got a local bearing shop to make some tapered bearings to fit the swingarm so i dont have to worry about it anymore. This PREBENT issue also throws off the trike build because when your riding it wants to PULL to the left and you have a serious workout after about 15 minutes of riding even on flat level ground . So I am gonna have to remount the rear kit offset on the left about 6mm to compensate for the PREBENT swingarm and hopefully this will solve the problem of the pulling left issue. We shall see but other than these couple issues I really like this frame that is why I have spent so much time on fixing these issues that should NOT have been this way in the first place.

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Your right on that would work great I do have 2 battery's on it as of now and am thinking of removing the rear 13ah and install it with a 20ah or 30ah one on the rear and that would give me a totasl of 33ah or 43ah and the range would be unbelievable. I also Upgraded the display to a BL181 from ebay seller ( mossenebikes )for only 28 bucks and its an all in one small display ( www.ebay.com/itm/155008068679 ) I was never too keen on hub motors I used to own a few of them back like 8-10 years ago but they could never give me the power I wanted unless they were this MASSIVE thing in size and they weigh so much and throws off the balance of the bike is one reason I stopped using them but they do have there place in E-Bikes

Yes it is I was going through some old video and found this . I ride everywhere even the rockaways I am in Queens Ridgewood.

Yea I know right and remeber the OLD Honda ATC's it handles just like one of those but with a soft suspension which I think makes it even more Sketchy to ride . Seems a little more stable when I do a Lockout on the suspension at least on the sidewalks but much more fun with full suspension enabled

@@pharrohku5922 I have a bbs02 and its fast I can only imagine how fun it would be on the tricycle off-road

@@avilaluis8760 The company is sending me a new set of replacement axles and when I get them and install them I was wondering the same thing how it would handle on some of the local dirt trails here I am in Queens NY and think Forest Park would be a good Test for this trike because i ride that park alot with my other Fat bikes with BBSHD kits on them This is the Ultra G510 motor and plan on adding a cool little basket to the back of it . Also I think being its a slip posse traction rear-end Its gonna be a Blast in the SNOW during the winter time. Here is the latest Build I did and it performs very well on the trails and street also top speed is 31mph ( ruclips.net/video/WMPGlUsyxmI/видео.html ) Update the NEW axles are installed and running smooth so its about time I try it out on a local trail and see how it handles .

@@avilaluis8760 The new axles are installed and I will post a video of the thing on the local trails and see how it handles nothing to course for the first run but i think it will do good with a better rider on it than what I can do.

@@pharrohku5922 that's cool I'm looking forward to it, your bike is awesome

Thank you am riding it alot its so smooth its the best programing of the BBSH I have ever done and it really is that smooth with throttle and pedal assist

You right that will work as well but. I really didnt want as you said FUGLY look on the bike The only reason I did this at this time I had the ERROR 08 and figured since I had to do a resolider of the Hall sensors I noticed the motor was loose and figured there was a better way than the ones that you mentioned or premade

@@pharrohku5922 I just replaced my BBS02B to BBSHD and at first i put those ugly bands but quickly replaced them with 7.6mm zip ties. I would have put even thicker ties but that was the largest option in that store. It's not that bad because they are around the center of the motor and one zip tie around down tube. Each of those ties should hold around 60kg:s so will see... Not that ugly though. Here is link to a photo: drive.google.com/file/d/1_kukezTZGqAZpplBuJJAovmEzsS9KSeO/view?usp=sharing

Funny thing is that even without any additional brackets and holders that previous BBS02B motor did hold up just fine. I'm not sure if it's because that frame is steel and not that soft or what was the reason. With alloy frames i've had that problem. With those zip ties around the motor it's easier to put all those extra cables also in order. For some reason my battery cradle came with XT60 connector and the motor had Anderson connector. Also came with a too long adapter cable and i don't know what was the reason for that? Have to find somewhere a shorter adapter or replace that battery cradle connector.