Your ride was an eye-catcher, Larry. My wife and I both enjoyed the tour you guys shared. We visited NY before the Towers fell; I was in a manual chair back then. "It's Friday night and we're really watching two guys in wheelchairs ride through NY...," I asked, halfway through, we laughed. Those were awesome moves you both made and might not be typical outside the big city! The Bounder(s) a Nobel review of the positive/negative of the PWC's, that'll be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hi - Glad you like the videos - nothing special - but its fun to ride - bounder is a solid chair built like a tank - but also feels like one - not a soft nice ride - i like the road feel it gives off and the chains moving - makes for a fun fast chair - very noisy chair -
@@valfanculo4614 Val - The Bounder will get a 'ride' the next pwc purchase! I have three-hundred miles on this Permobil f5 so it'll be a few years before my turn comes around. Thirty-six miles with battery left - Wow! I can't assure I could stay up with you guys but this ride you shared would be a longer day for me (boring) from a sight-seer's perspective and the speed would take lots of getting used to; the chains did suggest something 'heavy' whizzed by, like a Tank! Lol Take Care!
Hey Larry, this is a awesome video! Thanks for sharing it for us to enjoy. Wish I could afford one of those with the Lithium Batteries, There is always hope maybe one day I can. Keep the videos coming my new friend. I look forward to seeing more of your Bounder experiences. Jerry
Really! I’m the first guy to comment since the video was out, wow! To see how it’s really done, check out Dan’s channel TOTALLY NORMAL, Vlog 498: 17 miles in the Bounder! It’s only 21:13 minutes long. Be safe Badass Larry, and God Bless.
hi - it depends on the size of the battery pack you use - i had done 68 miles on the heavy chair with 180ah lithium pack size - i now have 200ah in that chair - and 230ah on another chair which is lighter - i have done 55 miles and only used about 120ah out of a 230ah pack - its priceless- with such large packs - you wont have enough time in a day to drain it all - you be home Way before you ever run low on battery - thats the reason for larger the better -
hi, how many amps do the batteries have and which charger did you use? I drive a senior mobile home and would also like to have lithium batteries. The problem is that I don't know much about lithium batteries, including which charger I can use the existing one or whether I should get a new charger must buy. Thanks for the info!
you can get as much as you can fit in the space - i can fit 230ah in my chairs - LIfePo4 - you do need a lithium charger - best to do some research - i dont use a BMS - i use a hobby charger that does it all - Icharger 458 duo is one - but its DIY - the ones i do
CRIKEY! If that bridge crossing is shared by bikes, people and every other wheeled contraption then that path is very dangerous. It's barely wide enough for two people to pass each other walking without bumping each other. (shivers in fright) In what city is that? Wheeled drivers of all those bikes and chairs give no 'right of way' to any walking person, when that should be a STRICT LAW! #Pedestrians always have the #RightOfWay EVERYWHERE in a civilized world, anyway!
@@valfanculo4614 Yes, once I realised that it was NYC that answered all the questions. That city is another planet entirely! Safe travels if you dare. (grins)
this wheelchair was the bounder - they make one thats called Bounder 300M i believe - speed wise is not the same - mines are about 5 years old - last of the those - take a look at there website Century 21 Wheelchairs.com www.wheelchairs.com/
Pls show the demo video of the wc and its features and price in India lest i afford to get it in India... i am viewing your driving as if i am seeing in dreams in my sleep!
Your ride was an eye-catcher, Larry. My wife and I both enjoyed the tour you guys shared. We visited NY before the Towers fell; I was in a manual chair back then. "It's Friday night and we're really watching two guys in wheelchairs ride through NY...," I asked, halfway through, we laughed. Those were awesome moves you both made and might not be typical outside the big city! The Bounder(s) a Nobel review of the positive/negative of the PWC's, that'll be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hi - Glad you like the videos - nothing special - but its fun to ride - bounder is a solid chair built like a tank - but also feels like one - not a soft nice ride - i like the road feel it gives off and the chains moving - makes for a fun fast chair - very noisy chair -
@@valfanculo4614 Val - The Bounder will get a 'ride' the next pwc purchase! I have three-hundred miles on this Permobil f5 so it'll be a few years before my turn comes around. Thirty-six miles with battery left - Wow! I can't assure I could stay up with you guys but this ride you shared would be a longer day for me (boring) from a sight-seer's perspective and the speed would take lots of getting used to; the chains did suggest something 'heavy' whizzed by, like a Tank! Lol Take Care!
Hey Larry, this is a awesome video! Thanks for sharing it for us to enjoy. Wish I could afford one of those with the Lithium Batteries, There is always hope maybe one day I can. Keep the videos coming my new friend. I look forward to seeing more of your Bounder experiences. Jerry
thanks
Really! I’m the first guy to comment since the video was out, wow! To see how it’s really done, check out Dan’s channel TOTALLY NORMAL, Vlog 498: 17 miles in the Bounder! It’s only 21:13 minutes long. Be safe Badass Larry, and God Bless.
thanks
So, mon ami, what distance can one expect to travel...before the battery expires ?
hi - it depends on the size of the battery pack you use - i had done 68 miles on the heavy chair with 180ah lithium pack size - i now have 200ah in that chair - and 230ah on another chair which is lighter - i have done 55 miles and only used about 120ah out of a 230ah pack - its priceless- with such large packs - you wont have enough time in a day to drain it all - you be home Way before you ever run low on battery - thats the reason for larger the better -
Like you guys are in a race jockeying for position.
I want more details, what type of battery, what voltage and increased autonomy ?
lithium LifePO4 is the battery used - lithium normally runs 26V the whole time -
Having problems with the rear brakes turning in circles joysticks not commanding
it could be your motors - check the motor - usually when that happens - one of the motors are shot -
hi, how many amps do the batteries have and which charger did you use? I drive a senior mobile home and would also like to have lithium batteries. The problem is that I don't know much about lithium batteries, including which charger I can use the existing one or whether I should get a new charger must buy.
Thanks for the info!
you can get as much as you can fit in the space - i can fit 230ah in my chairs - LIfePo4 - you do need a lithium charger - best to do some research - i dont use a BMS - i use a hobby charger that does it all - Icharger 458 duo is one - but its DIY - the ones i do
CRIKEY! If that bridge crossing is shared by bikes, people and every other wheeled contraption then that path is very dangerous. It's barely wide enough for two people to pass each other walking without bumping each other. (shivers in fright) In what city is that? Wheeled drivers of all those bikes and chairs give no 'right of way' to any walking person, when that should be a STRICT LAW! #Pedestrians always have the #RightOfWay EVERYWHERE in a civilized world, anyway!
NYC - you either learn to move or you wont get by - i agree its a mess - everyone all over the place -
@@valfanculo4614 Yes, once I realised that it was NYC that answered all the questions. That city is another planet entirely! Safe travels if you dare. (grins)
@@valfanculo4614 Love what you do! Ten miles is a nice ride in Batesville, IN.
Hellooo! Tell me the brand name of your wheelchairs!
Thnaks.
Have a nice and full of ramps roads.
this wheelchair was the bounder - they make one thats called Bounder 300M i believe - speed wise is not the same - mines are about 5 years old - last of the those - take a look at there website Century 21 Wheelchairs.com www.wheelchairs.com/
Pls show the demo video of the wc and its features and price in India lest i afford to get it in India... i am viewing your driving as if i am seeing in dreams in my sleep!