Electric Bicycle Customer Testimonials

This customer purchased a Wilderness Energy kit in Oct 2003 which had the
latest improvements.

Hi Gordon

I assembled my bike yesterday and it was easier(?)then expected, even though instructions were confusing. It was actually easier to use a picture as a guide plus parts are made to assemble only one way. Biggest issue was expanding forks about half centimeter to install motor wheel.

A tip for the "DO IT YOURSELFERS" -I took the "D" handle off a shovel and used it to spread my forks, It worked great - has taper so you can spread forks gradually and uniformly to exactly what is required.

A short trip on bike was impressive - has all the speed I want (my Weight 250 lb) and has good assist for hill climbing.

Thank you for a great kit - I recommend "the Widerness kit" as an easy to assemble, fun to ride conversion. If I can assemble it anyone can!!

Thanks again for quick shipment (2 days door to door) and a quality kit.

Regards

Bob Cuthbert   Hamilton, Ontario

This was added on April 28/2006

<Prev | Next>    First Page | Last Page Sign in to reply   Messages: 65 - 66 (66 total)   Karma_Yeshe_Dorje 4/28/2006 8:08 PM 65 out of 66 Thanks oddjoe: Those electric motor kits look fascinating. Currie apparently went out of business in a family feud! I was astonished at the small size of the Cyclone's electric motor. My 1986 Fisher Procaliber mountain bike is 18-speed, with derailleurs both front and back.   oddjoe 4/28/2006 9:10 PM 66 out of 66 Karma_Yeshe_Dorje: You're welcome. Currie apparently went out of business in a family feud! How sad! electric motor kits look fascinating. I was astonished at the small size of the Cyclone's electric motor. The newer brushless approach has helped eliminate the power input bottleneck caused by brushes. Observing technological advances can indeed be interesting. My 1986 Fisher Procaliber mountain bike is 18-speed, with derailleurs both front and back. I like your bike, considering that my bikes were made somewhere between the late '70s and the early '80s.   <Prev | Next>    First Page | Last Page Sign in to reply     Home > Community > Discussions > News & Society > U.S. Politics

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