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In this video I demonstrate my attempt at tightening the Monster axle nuts, which have loosened on my wheel. A big shout-out and thanks to @Rehab1 for buying, fabricating, and shipping me the custom 24mm socket that was used in this video After tightening the axle nuts I took it for a 20 mile ride and can say that the process was a success, if not a perfect success. I have about 600 miles on the Monster and maybe I'll get a few hundred more before having to do a full tear-down of the wheel to repair the axle/pedal assembly wedges/shims.
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Holy shnikeys! https://youtu.be/xYNIs5cld5I
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Project complete and the design is now up for sale. Check out the landing page and print your own SHAD here! Full demo video: ------------ ------------original message------------ ------------ I'm still waffling on the acronym as it was going to be SHAM (M for Mod) at first, but the result is turning out better than expected so I thought I'd still poke a little fun and go for the chad-meme. Anyway, since I'm spending so much time on this, I thought I'd see if there's any interest in the community in posting the 3D-print design files for sale on say cults3d. Right now I'm thinking $25 for the models, assembly instructions, and parts list. Now for the long-winded stuff. Main Goals / Primary Features: Integrate center-mounted trolley handle Fit most standard 7mm rail bike seat saddles Allow for full back-to-forward saddle positioning Allow for tool-less and quick saddle and trolley handle changes (requires ~$30 USD rare earth magnets) Robust design likely to survive multiple wrecks Attaches with velcro (4 surfaces in contact) Ergonomic (eliminate sharp corners/transitions where possible) Retain spin-kill switch access Attempt to retain Begode Display visibility (we'll see) Other Design Details: Trolley handles require commonly available 3/4"-NPS PVC pipe, Cut trolley handle length as needed during assembly to fit your individual height (12-inch lengths shown) Trolley grip includes Option to assemble permanently with glue OR temporarily with ball-lock/clevis pins to make backpack storage easier if needed Current adapter block design < 400 g @ .20mm layer height and 4 layers B + T + Sides Design may fit other comfort saddles, but I have a couple of these on hand so this type will fit. Total prints for assembly includes Adapter stl, Grip stl, and 4 other small parts + 1 small assembly stl to help hold magnet distance tolerance for gluing. NOTE: can make alt parts for metric/European sizes if there's interest Things left to do: Initial Design Complete Simplify an interface/test-fit model Print and check fit + rework design as necessary Round 2, more test prints for fit required Order required off-the-shelf parts Magnets Fasteners + Hardware Print and assemble prototype Version 1.0 Version 2.0 Test Version 1.0 Version 2.0 Upload to cults3d for sale Project complete. Feel free to post or DM questions.
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Seeing reports of the Gotway RS, an MSX form factor with the new hollow motor rated at 2600w. A since-deleted post with a spec sheet listed two editions, torgue and speed, with lift speed specs at 97 kph for the speed edition and 79 for the torque version. Can anyone confirm this as an actual release? I'm liking the specs but not liking the holdover MSX form factor, which has proven to be very fragile especially in crashes at any sort of speed. I also find it interesting that Gotway included "100V" in the model name (RS 19" 100V)...Does that mean there will be an 84V version of this wheel? Or, maybe something higher than 100V?
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Thanks to Gotway, they allowed me to share it all with the community. need a part repaired or modded? just edit and print! This is all the files, Shell, panels,front,back,top panels.. Enjoy https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3519413
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Has anyone heard of this variant? Is it a new official Gotway or an unofficial mod? Either way, the specs look good! https://eucservice.com/en/gotway-msuper-x/72-gotway-msuper-pro-1800wh-100v-21700-new-cells.html New Msuper Pro Specifications: 1-19inch skid resistance Tire 2-Double T6 head light , Intelligent brightness 3-5w strong heat sink fan 4-35w BT music 5-2500w motor 6-100v 1800wh 21700battery 7-Lift up switch
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Ever cutout on a Gotway wheel because you couldn't hear the beeps? It's not uncommon to hear from people who love to ride fast. I've been struggling with the beeper placement ever since I purchased a Gotway. After many months and a cutout, I finally came up with the FlyBeeper. This mod positions the beeper straight up unobstructed by anything on your wheel. It's been tested and works great. For those wanting to do this on your own, the first 10 or so minutes are the steps necessary to split the shell and install it. I'm not positive if the stock buzzer wire length is long enough so soldering may be required. The other 15 minutes is me explaining my additional beeper switch. Just swapping the top panel is pretty easy and should only take an hour or two, adding the switch will add a couple more hours and require some soldering. See my motor switch video description for details on tools needed to install a switch. https://youtu.be/7TxPBVzqYDQ The FlyBeeper is available for personal use and can be downloaded at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:458... Please note that the file isn't the most 3D printer friendly since it was designed for injection molding. I've since modified the file to be more printer friendly and have not tested it yet. Visit http://euco.us/flybeeper to purchase the panel and the entire assembly if you want so all you have to do is remove the original top panel and plug in the new one. I've received many comments about the water prevention and this mod is not very water proof just like the original panel. From what I understand the beeper itself is pretty waterproof but could oxidize quicker if water gets in. I recommend using hot glue or silicone to create a seal around the components if you ride in rain often. There are also 29mm rubber caps available on amazon and other ways to quickly prevent water intrusion, but know that if you cover the beeper, the sound will be quieter.
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Hi, does anyone knows what specs are the standard bms for the 20s from gotway? I'm looking specifically at the max current rating that I need for an extra battery pack. thank you
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can someone help me pls , my euc is not balancing, i dont know what happened. sorry i dont know how to post vids here. pls click the link TIA https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1E63bzjbM4Ki8Tv01DA2sdAJPJvgzPnMA?usp=sharing
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My GotWay Msuper V2 will not connect to the GotWay app on my iPhone 7. I press 'scan' on the app and it keeps searching and searching but it doesn't find my Msuper. I am aware that the Msuper V2 only supports the older Bluetooth and not the 4.0 Bluetooth in the new iPhones. How could I solve this? Is using an older phone with the older Bluetooth the only solution?
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I have a programmable charger from canada, "cycle satiator" can i solder an xt60 plug to it, program to charge from the low 29v upto 84v at 0.1amps? is that a safe workaround to revive it?
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Hello All, I own a newer Tesla and MsuperV3S+ and since I am getting a Z10 in, I feel like I should sell one of my wheels. Please note that the Msuper I own is the 2017 model with the 1500w motor (not the upgraded Tesla 2000w). I like the fast acceleration, speed and smoothness of the Tesla on the road but I feel like I should keep the MSuperV3S+ 1300wh for distance/trail riding. If the Z10 replaces the Tesla completely as my street wheel , then I'm thinking about selling the Tesla and keep the Msuper for trail/distance riding, although I'm not sure if it would yet. I also don't want any seller's regret. What are your thoughts? Thank you!
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Well, I finally decided on what to buy ... and to my surprise, it wasn't a Kingsong 18. It's an MSuper 3 with the 1600 wh / 1500 w motor at 84.2 volts. The higher voltage was one of the key things that sold me. I sprang for the seat too, since frankly I think riding a EUC seated looks as awesome to me as some say it looks dorky to them, and because it should provide some relief for my back on longer rides. I'd be surprised if it really works for me since I'd have to squat really low, but there's only one way to find out ... I made a deposit with Jason and am going to put some more money on my card in the next day or two and finish up the process. Time to go buy some protective gear! Hopefully soon I will be sharing my enthusiasm more than my injury photos. Boy is this gonna freak out the dogs ...
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The van numbers are documented numbers and the EUC numbers are predicted. I know that you can get into some additional high fees for parking and storage for a car in the big cities. Cost of 2007 E350 1 ton van USA 100,000 miles Van $18,000 plus tax $1440 pus tag four years $128 plus Emissions four years $40 = $19,608 insurance $89 per month at 48 months $4,272 gas mileage 13 mpg $2.50 per gallon = $19,230 3 sets of tires at $580 $1,740 19 oil changes at $58 $1,102 air filters wiper blades signal light $242 only repair shiftier linkage $320 total cost $46,514 Then sold van for $3,500 End cost $43,014 that is $0.43 per mile Cost of 2011 ford Transit Connect mini van USA 96,000 miles Note: This vehicle was absolute junk. Could not go 5,000 mile without changing a battery or tire or repair. In the end it through a rod at 96,000 miles and was picked up for scrap metal. I am in a 2015 Ford Transit connect now and it is so much better all around. 86,000 miles so far. No repair yet but it is going to need CV joints soon. Van $23,000 plus tax $1,840 plus tag four years $128 plus emissions four years $40 = $25,008 insurance $89 per month at 48 months $4,272 gas mileage 19 mpg $2,50 per gallon $12,631 17 special tires ( front right every 19,000 miles ) nightmare $2,720 19 oil changes $58 $1,102 air filter, belts, wiper blades, head lights , signal lights $432 brake pads and rotors 4 times $970 $3,880 Battery every 11 months $120 $480 Repairs: coil pack $480 wheel bearing $1,264 wiper motor $357 $2,101 total cost $52,626 trough a rod at 96,000 miles, scrap picked up for free, End cost 52,626 = $0.55 per mile Estimated cost of MSuper 5,000 miles MSuper $1,880 1 tires and 2 tubes $120 ??? board ??? this is guessing future repair $220 Total $2220 sell for $300 end cost $1,920 ($0.38) plus charging at $0.01 per mile = $0.39 per mile Summery E350 1Ton work van $0.43 per mile MSuper $0.39 per mile MSuper has yet to prove it's numbers and the vans are real documented numbers. I think you could do better with a KS16s but I know you could do better with a Honda Civic ( $23,000 at 28mpg and better resale at 100.000 miles) MPGe of EUC’s - Related post on electric miles per gallon equivalent.
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Hi guys, I've been wheeling around now for about 10 months and have a couple of queries about my MSuper V3. I've become a very confident rider now and I have my first two alarms disabled. Does anyone know what speed the third alarm will come on at? I've not heard it yet. Also, how is your top speed affected by battery power? I'm quite cautious whilst riding at around 20% (Normally to get home). Any advice is greatly received. Thank you Liam
