Electric Bike Conversion Kit Assembly Video, Solar Bike charging systems and Solar Skating.mpg

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1. Can it take water damage? The wires are pretty exposed.
2. Hi mate, im thinking of getting an electric kit for a bike I got at a market for only $10. The limit in Queensland Australia is only 200watt witch I personally think is absolutely useless. im looking to get something more along the lines of 600+watt for my bike, im very green when it comes to pollution so I was wondering if you can buy kits that charge the bike when you peddle (when the motor is turned of). Solar is good but im a bit worried about weight. The more weight the less power I have. Also how much battery time do you get out of electric bikes?
3. You gotta problem with Grannies??? Well I think this is a great idea for young ones who have lived too long on the lounge and anyone who has some mobility problems and fitness has to be built slowly (accident maybe). As for Grannies - bring it on! What a great idea! well done you Electric Bike folks. You'll get no help from this government. I can't wait to save up for this.
4. Love your Solar Wheel conversion, good job
5. Do you sell complete bikes like your black one? How long does the battery last and top speed? Good job. USA
6. No helmet good job!!!
7. nice! what song is that..? great song choice.:) 
8. hello there. is there any possibility that i can pimp an old bike up, with solar panels all by myself, without buying parts from your vid? its for a school project, i want to know how realistic my plan is.. so if you have a Trek or other mountain bike, how difficult is it to make it move on solar energy, without importing any parts? if you have other advise please tell me. thanks in advance. M-L
9. Should be fine for the 26" kits. I seem to run out of batteries quite often but have them on order constantly - waiting period shoudn't be longer than 2 weeks in worst case scenario. 500W = more grunt and higher top speed. Likely your bike will be a single speed so it could well be overkill as you'll not be using your pedals much. Perhaps 350W? (bearing in mind the legal limit is 200W). Matt
10. Should be fine for the 26" kits. I seem to run out of batteries quite often but have them on order constantly - waiting period shoudn't be longer than 2 weeks in worst case scenario. 500W = more grunt and higher top speed. Likely your bike will be a single speed so it could well be overkill as you'll not be using your pedals much. Perhaps 350W? (bearing in mind the legal limit is 200W). Matt
11. Hello Armo, Should be no problem. If you have a look at my website then on the first page you'll see a "Schwinn" cruiser that it fitted onto very easily. I only keep the kits in 26" and 700c rim sizes though. If it has different sized wheel then it'll take me up to 4 weeks to have it made up and delivered by my partner in the factory in China. You'll likely find a beach comber style bike has 26" rims though. Matt