Howard Stevens from Downunder had a trike with motor at one of the rear
wheels and said that he had no issues.
Am Mi., 28. Nov. 2018, 16:54 hat <mircosoft@xxxxxxxxxx> geschrieben:
Met and test-rode this one at recumbent meeting in September:
http://nightrider.xf.cz/galerie/slv2018_26.jpg
All I know about the owner is that he speaks German.
Hub motor in front wheel (hidden behind cassette), battery somewhere under
the seat. No handling difficulties at all. There may be more mass at the
front than usual, but I'm used to even heavier one (non-motorized), so this
felt fine.
Mirek
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Od: "Christian Winkgen" <christian.winkgen@xxxxxxx>Germany) who has a hub motor in his rear wheel.
Komu: "python freelists" <python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: 28.11.2018 15:26
Předmět: [python] Re: Epython?
Yes, I know at least one guy (Johannes alias „seilsteiger“ from southern
According to his experiences it handles nicely pushing you up that nastyhill or gravel road.
chriswilliams67@xxxxxxxxx>:
I suppose rear wheel is simplest and best for climbing.
Cheers,
Christian
Am 28.11.2018 um 15:22 schrieb chris williams <
it would help or hinder the handling characteristics. And whether rear or
Hey all,
Has anyone tried adding an electric motor to a Python? I'm wondering if
front wheel power would be preferred.
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Toronto, Canada
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