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Electric kick scooter conversion battery box
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This is a conversion of an old Yedoo Wzoom kick bike and an old hoverboard in to an escooter. Just sharing it if someone has an old bike and wants to convert it.
The hover board battery needed a case and I made one. Not superhappy about the design but its functional and really fun. Good range with a 6 year old driving it.
The acceleartion is way better than my Xiaomi m365 but the top speed is 19Km/h. It climbes all hills you throw at it with a small driver.
Parts from the hoover board is motor, battery, charger and motor mount. Then a new controller was bought on ebay (36V ebike controller dirt cheap) and a throttle.
The battery box is mounted in the screw holes from the back brakes. and strapped against the frame in the front.
The motor is mounted with the removed mounts and a steel plate against an 40x40 Item rod. The item rod is screwed with an angle in the frame (original hole) to take the twisting loads from the side mounted motor. Then the rod is just strapped agai
The hover board battery needed a case and I made one. Not superhappy about the design but its functional and really fun. Good range with a 6 year old driving it.
The acceleartion is way better than my Xiaomi m365 but the top speed is 19Km/h. It climbes all hills you throw at it with a small driver.
Parts from the hoover board is motor, battery, charger and motor mount. Then a new controller was bought on ebay (36V ebike controller dirt cheap) and a throttle.
The battery box is mounted in the screw holes from the back brakes. and strapped against the frame in the front.
The motor is mounted with the removed mounts and a steel plate against an 40x40 Item rod. The item rod is screwed with an angle in the frame (original hole) to take the twisting loads from the side mounted motor. Then the rod is just strapped agai
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