Riding the 72V Super73 Z Force 1 for the First Time | RunPlayBack
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- In this video we let our homie Chris aka PixelPolygon test out our fully modded 72v Super73 Z Force 1 for the first time. We'll do a walk around and get his first impressions on how we transformed Super73's base model Z1 into a smooth, efficient 72v power bike. #super73 #super73z1 #ebike
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Yep im buying a z1 for a project now! I love how you gave it an onyxesque look! 1000 thumbs up
Awesome! Good luck with your build! 💪💪
Rik, I really like what you’re doing with this channel. Love your DIY projects. Keep it up.
Thank you for the kind words! It means a lot!
Always doing shit right! Way to be Rik
Aye much appreciated!!! 🙌🙌🙌
Also curious, after all the modifications… How much do the final product weigh?? I know the RCR is close to 150 and the CTY model about 85. Hope to hear back and thanks again!
I'd say something like 75-80 lbs. Maybe even less. The only big weight gain is the hub motor which isn't much at all.
Did u upgrade your front sprocket?
Front sprocket? I have a 46t sprocket on the crank.
So awesome mini rcr bike
Yes! The RCR was definitely the inspiration.
This always seemed like such a perfect size and weight for a fast mod like this, but I thought there was no suspension. Am I wrong??? I would be so bummed to try and do a project like this or buy one from someone only to find there’s just a front fork suspension at most. Any reply is appreciated thank you! 🙏
You're right there's rear suspension but it's somewhat offset by the tire size and padded seat. This kind of build is strictly for street riding. The low price of the Z1 makes it ideal for extreme modding like this build.
@@RunPlayBack thank you again! I swear if there was a way to do dual suspension, it would actually perfect UGH
I hear yah! You should test ride a Surron if you can find someone local. That has the best suspension IMO.
@@RunPlayBack thank you again for the all the kind hearted detailed replies and good info! I really like the sur Ron but now my ONLY gripe is that I’m more tempted by the others because they look much appealing to cops! I definitely want to test ride any one of these 2-3 I’ve mentioned.
So is it the stock motor and just the volts were upgraded along with the controller and I'm guessing computer
Yup everything was upgraded - battery, controller, motor
@@RunPlayBack What motor did you upgrade it to?
@@Rexrif XOFO DD45
Let me help you get it to 100 mph
Lol this tiny bike may fall apart at those speeds. Time to work on the Onyx!
Can you upgrade my z1 that bike look amazing
I don't really do custom work but I did put links to all the parts if you want to DIY it! It's fun and you learn a lot!
Can you list the cost of each mod?
I'd say somewhere between $1,000 to $1,500
@@RunPlayBack ty
@@KawoskiKoh awesome! you'll love it, enjoy the ride! 😀