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korelinlakes
Добавлен 15 дек 2010
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Track Run: Arrma Typhon 3s BLX
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The Arrma Typhon 3s BLX offers an impressive combination of durability, performance, and price. And it's really fun to drive!
How I packed for the Tour Divide (GDMBR) Gear List
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Link to my bike build and gear list: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sdoVjia_5oP6md3SCfUfy4sLW86ldOZJMTmG4q7YFxs/edit?usp=drivesdk
Heavy Duty Cargo Rack Installation for Jetson Bolt Pro ebike
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Bike Cargo Rack, a.co/d/61HM9xL Add a second battery underneath the rack:. ruclips.net/video/3bFATP0CrEg/видео.html
Jetson Bolt Pro Dual Battery Mod
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Add a second battery while keeping the center of gravity low and keeping space available on the cargo rack. Cargo Rack: Lumintrail Bike Cargo Rack, 55 LBS Weight Capacity a.co/d/5WQ4AOM Cargo Rack Installation Video: ruclips.net/video/T6BUvPqrJuA/видео.html 2nd battery: 48v 10ah eBay seller power_batteryb Check out Shiva Sapkota's video for wiring the switch: ruclips.net/video/SMWR_goR1rw/видео...
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Great video! I appreciate you taking it all out and showing us what you pack and how it was for you! I learned a lot!
Awesome! Thank you!
Nice video. Interesting and helpful. Just curious: what bike were you riding and what was the weight of the bike when loaded (exclusive of food and water). Thanks.
Thank you! It's a salsa Cutthroat that I converted to Jones Bars. It's a really nice bike, but if I were to do the ride again I would just get a bike that's designed for a flat bar (longer front triangle and shorter stem).
The bike itself is lightweight, maybe 23 lb. I don't know how much it weighed with all of my gear on it. My philosophy was to carry everything I wanted and if it started feeling too heavy I would just give it away or ship it back home. I ended up getting rid of an extra pair of socks and a balaclava.
@@168grhp Thanks for the feedback. Appreciated.
Nice share, and I like the thinking of your rig!
Thank you!
You are real and i like real , Whole FOOD , AS important as the bike , or if not more , keep up much love
Thank you!
Because the front end does not come up easy enough as it is 😂😂
What year is your Cutthroat? What type of flat bar are you using and how did it work?
It's a 2019 Cutthroat with a Jones Bar. The bike was really nice for this ride. I wish they made a flat bar bike version with a longer frame.
Nice to see your set up again since we met on that campspot, next to the container in NM ! Cheers
Just checked out your RUclips channel. Looks like you've been on some seriously awesome adventures!
Yes, but it's true that the GDMBR was one of the best!@@168grhp
If the handlebar is full of stuff, where do you attach your light? I don't know. That is a good question. If you can find a light with a long enough strap and side-to-side adjustment, it could be used on the fork. My light (Shark 500) has a long enough strap to attach to the fork, but no angle adjustment, so no good.
Good run
Hello. How do you secure a flash light on a wheel bar , if it fully busy ?
how much does the 48v battery improve power?
How did the rear rack bags work? (Orblieb Bags) Super interested in that idea.
They worked great! I really liked having quick access to stuff that was packed in them. I was worried they weren't going to be durable enough, but even heavily loaded, they held up just fine for the entire route. They are still in great condition. I would highly recommend them.
The ortlieb fork bags look great. I have cages and use heavy duty dry bags with straps but its a pain getting in and out of them during the ride.. The Ortliebs look like a nice middle ground between panniers and dry bags. I have seen them but did not think they would mount to the single uprights on my Elkhorn rear rack.... thanks for posting this.
I'm glad it was helpful. The Ortlieb bags were really nice. Easy access and plenty durable for the route. I used the blue Vibratite thread locker for the bolts mounting to the rack and it was very secure.
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Nice job on your gear description. Did you carry a stove? I don't recall seeing one. If not, cold soups, rice, etc.?
Thank you! I did not carry a stove, so yes, all of my food was eaten out of the can/package.
Nice whats ur upgrades
Thanks! The Typhon comes pretty awesome straight out of the box. The only things I would recommend getting are some track tires and a transmitter like the Fly Sky GT3 so that you can adjust the expo for steering and throttle. Anyway, here's the info on my setup: - Transmitter is a Fly Sky GT5, which allows expo adjustment for throttle and steering to make acceleration and turning smoother. (The GT3 is just as good and cheaper.) - Motor and ESC are Hobbywing EZRun MAX10 G2 140 Amp ESC with the 3200kv motor. I would recommend this setup instead for much less: (QR10BL120 + 3660-3150KV SL G2 Combo) - Servo is Powerhobby 633MCW V2. I like this one just as much for half the price: (ANNIMOS 25.5kg/0.07s Coreless Digital Servo) - RC Station 1/8 scale buggy Wheels tires 17mm Hex (Good for the price, but I needed to add super glue around the edges, because they came unglued.)
That’s a sweet buggy, we need these tracks in Canada
Thanks! I agree, it would be awesome if off-road RC tracks were more popular.
Hey just found your channel, great content! New subscriber here
I appreciate it, thank you!
What wheels/tires are those?
Hey, they are RC Station 1/8 Scale buggy wheels tires 17mm Hex a.co/d/dflHnkp They are cheap and I like them, but they came unglued running on 3s.
Bravo......no fenders........cheers
Thank you!
Hi great video thanks. What was your total weight bike and kit together and how did you find that weight on the climbs and the over the duration of the ride. Thanks Dave, Wales U.K
Thank you! I didn't weigh my setup, but I was happy with the balance of weight, comfort, and preparedness. Pedaling up the mountain passes was really hard for the first 10 or so days. After that, my body started to adjust. If you're interested in seeing the most accurate list of gear that I carried, it is under the"Organized by Bags" tab in the link in the video description.
Interested to know how the t rack went, (is that platform from tumbleweed ? Strut clamp seatpost?)frame mounted on I think a carbon bike? What was the weight on the rear? Less than 20lbs with top and side bags?
It was great in the beginning, but as I got further south, I was carrying a lot more food and water back there and that caused it to flex. I'd say 20 pounds is fine. Much more than that and I'd recommend a stronger rack. I talk more about it in this other video starting at the 17 min mark: ruclips.net/video/VDwlIo26xyw/видео.htmlsi=kVQblomCx3TvCGnT
@@168grhp oh sorry I must have skipped or something. Thank you
Oops. It's actually in a different video starting at the 17 minute mark: ruclips.net/video/VDwlIo26xyw/видео.htmlsi=kVQblomCx3TvCGnT
How di d your suspension seat post work out. Was thinking about a crane creek, eesilk+. For my gravel rig
I loved it! It made a big difference in comfort. Worked silently, without any issues for the whole ride.
Do you find the sea ro summit event bag that you put your tent in fully waterproof, will it keep stuff dry if it rained the whole day? Thanks for your video.
Yes, it did keep my stuff dry. I had 40 hours of rain in the first 2 days. It did get a hole from rubbing and I patched it with Tenacious Tape. The E-vent bags are not very durable. My rear top bag and fork bag were originally E-vent bags, but they got too many holes in them so I replaced them with Big River bags, which are durable and waterproof.
What's the length of that XLstrap strapped on to 20l dry bag? 3:41
The XL Voile strap is 32". The thinner Voile strap is 2, 15" straps connected and zip tied together.
Congrats on route finish. I've been a road cycling tourist (racks and panniers) over 40 years. I stupidly tried the GDMBR at touring pace with only frame bags, no racks. Nice and light, but couldn't carry enough water and food, especially south of Breckinridge. Next time, racks and panniers, rigid mtn bike with drop bars. Slow and steady approach at 70 with enough water to overnight in dry camp. Thanks for gear load out.
You're welcome, and good luck on your next attempt!
What is the brand and model for the rack? Best source?
Hi, I posted a link in the description.
Gratulation to master that Trip👍 But don't get youre System Wy not just use big Racketpacks like Backpacker plus insted al this on youre Bars I now how horible a bike rides with weight at front I did lot of Backpacking and i'm a daylirider
Thank you! It was a great adventure. For your question about weight distribution, I do prefer to have most of the weight on the back. I haven't tried an 'all the weight on the back' setup. One concern I would have is that the giant bags would be in the way when pushing the bike up steep sections.
Every bike's geometry is different, and likes to be loaded differently, so there's no real "one-size-fits-all" answer to that question. It' probably a good rule of thumb to try to pack the bike somewhat balanced front/back, to try to keep the most weight centered and low -- that's why i now really like frame bags the fills the triangle (and use the mounting points i have on my bikes _under_ the front of the down tube.) Weight on the front is not always bad, it can provide better traction and better control when going slowly, specially going uphill, you do need some weight on the front wheel so it can grip the ground -- OTOH, too much weight up front will indeed make it hard to lighten up the wheel to go over bumps, holes, of course. Again, every bike has its own behavior, and it takes many miles and many changes of configurations to figure out what works or doesn't. Thanks Korelinlakes for sharing your experience!
Love the use of the dry bags instead of a bunch of overpriced saddle/fork/frame bags!
Thanks!
Ja ja ja there are overpriced dry bags also
@@chaomiMx dry bags are multi use though. But go ahead and use your frame bag paddling ahah
Omg, this vid was so helpful! Thanks for taking the time to explain step by step and posting! Very grateful!
I'm glad you liked it!
Hello, I found a rear rack I’m interested in. Do you think it would likely work? It says max length of 15.86 inches: ANGGOER Rear Bike Rack with Basket, 165 LB Load Bike Rear Rack Bike Cargo Rack - Aluminum Alloy Bike Rack for Back of Bike with Free Bungee Cord & Waterproof Cover & Installation Tool
It might work. One possible issue I see is that the support arms might be a little too thick. It's a tight fit connecting on the left side.
How hot does the battery get with the plastidip and lots of insulation over it?
It stays cool. The motor in these bikes doesn't draw enough amps to cause any kind of heat issues. I upgraded the ECU for max speed/power and still no heat from the battery.
korelinlakes, don’t pay any attention, to fools like this Glenn Bascon! This guy, has no idea at all what he’s talking about, and he’s just trying to put you down! Again, I think this is an excellent video! It is the only excellent video, I have found on installing this type of rack, regarding the Jetson, bolt pro, out of hundreds of Jetson, bolt pro videos/mods, on RUclips! You made a fantastic, one-of-a-kind instruction video, regarding this type of rack! In my opinion, the best type/sturdiest possible, rack to put on a Jetson bolt pro! Be proud of it! Don’t listen to fools like Glenn, Glenn’s an idiot! BTW: I’ve done a couple hundred hours of research on this little ebike’s, and have watched virtually, hundreds of RUclips videos, on this little E bike, and some of those videos several times over! Yours, I have already watched three times! I will be making this mod soon! Thanks again very much appreciate the video! you did a great job, no matter what any idiot like Glenn has to say about it! The guy is just jealous of your talent and your brains! Far too many fools like this in our world! Have a great day! Keep making fantastic videos like this! Take care!
Excellent rack installation video, I, bought one of these racks, and I will definitely be using this video to install it correctly! Can’t stand the racks that only fastened to the seat post, as they swing back-and-forth and swivel out of place, regularly, especially if you put any weight on them! Pretty useless in my opinion! At least these ones will be totally stable and very strong as well Thank you very much for making this video! “HAPPY BOLTING!” Don’t you just love your Jetson/s? I, love mine! I, did mine up in a Batman theme! It’s my, “BATCYCLE!” The only thing I haven’t done yet, is boost the speed to 19mph, (as there are three ways to do this), but, I’m not sure I will. Last summer, I cracked my ribs on the boat, pro, and it took me 10 weeks to fully heal! And that was only at about 12 mph! Hit a curb Jetson have a Last summer, I cracked my ribs on the boat, pro, and it took me 10 weeks to fully heal! And that was only at about 12 mph! Hit a curb Jetson handlebars, hit my ribs, cracked my ribs! Nothing wrong with the boat pro at all, this thing is built like a tank! LOL! Not at all funny at the time mind you! Also, I, bought two Jetson HAZE ebikes, as well, Costco had them on clearance, on last chance sale tab, on costco.ca! They were clearing them for $550 Canadian! When they first launched back in October 2022, they were asking $870 for these, then they dropped down to $800, and then a couple months back they cleared them for $550 each, and no doubt will never be getting them again! $627.80 total each, after taxes, and eco fee! Thus, I saved $358 on each Haze ebike, off of the original launch date price! Without the sale, the price would’ve been $985 each, after all taxes, and eco fee! At that time, I gave my first Jetson bolt pro, which was one year old, to an older brother, for his grandkids, to use at the lake, and I, also, bought a brand new Jetson bolt pro, as well, as it was on sale for $100 off! Picked up all of these ebikes around Christmas time, when everything was clearing and on sale! In total I saved over $800 off the three bikes! Fantastic deals could not pass them up ! So, because they do not ship to Canadian residents, neither e-bikes or parts, which are not even available for the Haze, yet, to any CanadiansI, decided to buy two of them, and then I have a complete set of spare parts for at least one of them, and an extra battery for extended range for one of them, as well! The only way around this at the present time for us Canadians, is to know someone in the states, who can get the parts for you, from Jetson, and then ship them to you! Also, if I want to take someone else along for a shorter ride together, they can ride the second Haze ! BTW: I am a male, and I’m 63 years old as of earlier this month! Love these little ebikes! Thank you, Jetson, for making them, and thank you, Costco, costco.ca, for selling them! These things are great for seniors to get around on, especially if you have a bit of a disability! Never have to lock mine up anywhere, as I take it to do every single store with me, when I’m grocery shopping, and into fast food, restaurants when I’m picking up food, and no one ever says a thing about my not being able to do this! If anything, I get 100 questions about the ebike/Bolt Pro, coming at me! Love it! Thus, I never have to worry about it getting stolen! Also, the bolt pro, and the Haze, are the perfect size for apartment living! That’s all for now folks, don’t have a nice day, “HAVE A GREAT DAY!”
Thanks for sharing your experiences! They are fun little bikes.
Sounds like the way you wired this is either/or with the batteries being separate. I'm looking to connect two batteries in parallel to make one battery. I've talked with several experts in this area and if you have two dissimilar batteries there is a voltage adapter ( around $12) that allows the two to be connected. If you can get an exact duplicate of the Jetson battery you don't need the adapter.
What is the advantage of them being connected in parallel over a switch?
@@LLF1234 your creating a single battery when in parallel as the voltage stays the same but the amperage doubles. Then you don't have to switch the batteries after one is depleted
smart!
My dual battery build will be almost the same just an easier way
Link to the exact rear rack ? I have one the the rods that connects and holds it up ate less than 15 inches.
The rack I used: Lumintrail Bike Cargo Rack, 55 LBs Weight Capacity a.co/d/5WQ4AOM
Does that rack fit perfectly with Jetson bolt pro ? Or did you have to do modifications ?
I modified it a little. Here's the video if you're interested: ruclips.net/video/T6BUvPqrJuA/видео.html
how fast does it go on 48v? is it using the stock controller?
For me, 170lbs, on the original battery it's about 13 mph and the 48 volt battery is about 18 mph. I did upgrade the controller. If you search "Jetson bolt pro adurino hack" you will find videos on how to remove the speed limiter on the original controller. I'll probably do the adurino hack on our other Jetson Bolt pro. If I do, I'll post a video on any differences in performance.
@@168grhp thank you. So all you did was the Arduino hack on it? Do you know what the new range is with the 48v battery? I think I'll probably do the same as you eventually. 😁
@@willchen2828You're welcome. I plan to do the adurino hack on our other Jetson. For the bike in the video, I have this controller on it: a.co/d/fvF55bz. We live in a hilly area, which drains the battery much faster than on flat ground. Range is about 7 miles on the 36v battery and 12 on the 48v battery (no pedaling).
36v / 48v rrrrrrr / RRRRRRRRRR 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 MORE JUICE
Keep on posting great mod
Thanks!
The bike can only run 15 to 16 miles max speed , now adding a heavy duty cargo would make the bike run to 2 or the most 5 miles per/h max speed . Not so good idea Jetson people 🥴
Plus the bike is not made for off-roading , helloooo.
@@glenbascon3057 he probably nodded the speed. It can be for off-road if you make it a dual-motor
@@aymfar8656 the fact is Glenn, all of your comments are stupid! You sound like one of the most negative people anyone could ever meet! People like you are pathetic you actually have to try to bring people down in order to boost yourself up! Serious ego problems!
Awesome job!
Thank you!