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11 hours ago, Beekersguy said:

How accurate do you believe the 106 kph lift speed to be?

Wouldn't that put top speed a tick below 55 mph?

It's a little frustrating that no load speed is only 106kph when sherman with 2500w motor have almost the same lift speed. Hopefully it has more torque than sherman given it has 3500w motor. 

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the bigger motor is the best upgrade, we don't need watt for speed, we need them for torque and authority.

monster pro is just 1inch  bigger than v3, the increased power and speed will make it awesome.

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On 9/8/2020 at 6:12 PM, EMA said:

Did you ever try a Monster? 23inch compared 19 is almost like suspension 👍

suspensions doesn't make sense on bigger wheels, smaller ones maybe.

until there are independent suspensions per pedal, i think they're all pointless. rather use that space for batteries.

 

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For off-road there would be a real advantage with the Suspentions.

 But beware the independent suspension adds a lot of instability to the driving.  The 2 padals must work together.

 In any case, the weight and the large size of the GMP make it a wheel for the road.

 

 

 

 

 

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20 minutes ago, Yvan said:

For off-road there would be a real advantage with the Suspentions.

The point is, if given the option, why would you pick a 24" suspension wheel over the much greater natural torque of a 14" or 16" suspension wheel, ie no trade-offs in shock absorption with the added torque and compact portable size benefits?

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16 minutes ago, houseofjob said:

The point is, if given the option, why would you pick a 24" suspension wheel over the much greater natural torque of a 14" or 16" suspension wheel, ie no trade-offs in shock absorption with the added torque and compact portable size benefits?

You are ignoring the shallower angle of attack on a larger diameter wheel. There is a reason why mountain bikes have large wheels in comparison to their overall size. Instead of trying to explain why a larger wheel can help when going over obstacles, I will insert a graphic to do the explaining for me.

 

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7 hours ago, houseofjob said:

It was inevitable. Rumor has it Johnny B Goode switched motor manufacturers, hence why all the new wheels are hollow bore, plus the whole streamlining thing.

Ive purchased a brand new dinosaur. 

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36 minutes ago, Steve Jo said:

Production is going to be delayed for another month....somehow delay is from motor manufacturer..

Well this is helpful information, Gotway is utterly silent on their MP production schedule.

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2 minutes ago, Jia Liu said:

Just pre-ordered Monster Pro from ewheels, can't wait!!

I don't see it on their website!  Did you have to order it by email?

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