Fitting an Easifit motor kit to a Dawes Super Galaxy with Dropped handlebars. Part 4
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video I talk about how I am going to fit an electric motor to a Dawes Super Galaxy touring cycle (1992 model) with dropped handlebars.
In this part I fit the battery unit and set up the bluetooth controller.
The kit I will be fitting is from easifit easifitebikeki...
Really well explained video. I like the way you consider different options and explain your thinking as you go along. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind comments, I have another video on this subject in production at the moment. (No 6)
Can’t wait to see part5 when the converted Dawes Super Galaxy is road tested
Hi Christopher, I released part 5 on 21st Aug but had to take it down because of a problem with the wheel, the problem has been resolved and I am working on an update to add to the video before I release it again. Thanks for the comment.
Just seen the reply to Mark McCluney which explains the delay and glad to hear the problem has been resolved subject to the test run in the fullness of time.
Hi Christopher for some reason your comment has only just shown up. Part 5 with the story is now on RUclips. Thanks for watching.
Coming along very well John, thanks for showing us. Looking forward to part five.
Thank you Mark, I have done a part five video which was on my channel, however I have had to make it private due to a problem we have had with the kit. The problem has now been resolved and I am working on updating the conclusions video which hopefully will be available soon.
Thanks for sharing, I've been waiting for this series. I'm looking forward to the road test and your conclusions. I know you'll be honest.
I'm thinking of motorising my bike and at the moment leaning toward a mid drive system but I haven't quite decided.
This kit scores hands down on simplicity.I wonder what the riding experience feels like?
I'll take a look at Easifit kits.
You might have to tell your wife to wait for you on hills!
Hello Colin, thanks for the comment, I have done a conclusions video which was on my channel, however I have had to make it private due to a problem we have had with the kit. The problem has now been resolved and I am working on updating the conclusions video which hopefully will be available soon.
@@scrimperuk Hi Scrimper I'll look out for it.
I'm favouring a centre drive motor and saw an eBay ad for just the thing at a very good price but I hadn't factored in the cost of the battery.
What a great idea! Haven't watched the earlier vids in this series yet, but I'll go back and
watch those... As usual, another really interesting video! Well done indeed!
Many thanks kwakkers.