MTB (mountain bike riders) anyone?

**Noel Salisipan** · November 15th, 2014 07:34 AM

Originally Posted by testament11

May nabasa ko sa PMTB na mas maganda pa ang built bike kesa assemble pagdating sa road bikes. Sa 35k meron na magandang road bikes.

Alam ko pag assemble mas mahal kesa sa built-in pag similar ang components ng pyesa. At pag assemble, mailalagay mo yung pyesa na gusto mo hindi katulad ng built-in.

**crosswind** · November 15th, 2014 08:35 AM

Originally Posted by ozcity

flat tire for the 2nd time...
malaki talaga advantage ng naka
tubeless and fullsus

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Try maxxis run flat tyres 2k per tire

**joemarski** · November 15th, 2014 12:37 PM

Originally Posted by ozcity

flat tire for the 2nd time...
malaki talaga advantage ng naka
tubeless and fullsus

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full sus (with air shock) + tubeless tires (with slime).

haaayyy ... dream bike / ride ko na 'yan. :thumbup:

**machinepistol** · November 15th, 2014 01:12 PM

Hi everyone,

Any ideas, comments and suggestions regarding the installation of electric motor powered by rechargeable battery on a MTB. The kit is available in Amazon. Thanks for your reply.

**Noel Salisipan** · November 17th, 2014 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by machinepistol

Hi everyone,

Any ideas, comments and suggestions regarding the installation of electric motor powered by rechargeable battery on a MTB. The kit is available in Amazon. Thanks for your reply.

MTB with e-motor? Not a good idea, it looks funny to me!

**joemarski** · November 17th, 2014 09:18 AM

Originally Posted by machinepistol

Hi everyone,

Any ideas, comments and suggestions regarding the installation of electric motor powered by rechargeable battery on a MTB. The kit is available in Amazon. Thanks for your reply.

sir, ano bang "e- kit" ang tinutukoy mo?

ang experience ko lang kasi diyan e 4yrs ago na yata, nung magpa- tulong sa akin ang isang kaibigan.
that e- kit includes a wheel (the motor is in the hub), a batt pack, a controller, an accelerator,
connecting wires and cables.

the kit will add around 10- 15lbs (more or less) to your ride...
eh ano kung mabigat, hindi ka naman mapapagod ng kapi- pidal.

**jut703** · November 17th, 2014 10:14 AM

Not a fan of those bikes with electric motors.

I bike for exercise. Not really exercise anymore if you let a tiny motor do all the heavy lifting.

There are motorcycles and cars for people who don't wanna get tired of pedaling.

**testament11** · November 18th, 2014 11:31 AM

Nope. Not advisable. Di na MTB talaga kung lalagyan ng motor. It will defeat it's purpose

**Noel Salisipan** · November 20th, 2014 01:35 AM

The Bani Cycling Club Western Pangasinan cordially invites MTB riders enthusiast to particiate, & conquer the beauty of our place.

**machinepistol** · November 20th, 2014 01:51 AM

Originally Posted by joemarski

sir, ano bang "e- kit" ang tinutukoy mo?

ang experience ko lang kasi diyan e 4yrs ago na yata, nung magpa- tulong sa akin ang isang kaibigan.
that e- kit includes a wheel (the motor is in the hub), a batt pack, a controller, an accelerator,
connecting wires and cables.

the kit will add around 10- 15lbs (more or less) to your ride...
eh ano kung mabigat, hindi ka naman mapapagod ng kapi- pidal.

Yes, that's the kit I was referring to.