Would the battery pack fit on a wheel using an internally-geared hub (which is, of course, larger than an ordinary hub) ...?
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As far as I can tell it should work, since it's cinched on with basic zip ties. The only exception you might need to make is using zip ties that are longer than the ones they provide in the package, but that's pretty minor.
2065793
My H14 came with a bicycle handlebar mount and an extension power cord, so the battery pack can be mounted on your belt.
459092
They might fit, but I wouldn't recommend them, way to big, you need something more like a 2.8 in. wheel with pro line badlands tires, as far as the battery, (2) 7.4V 5000+MAH Lipo batteries are going to make that thing crazy fast. I love Venom batteries because they are easily available and the customer service is amazing.
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i'm not sure, but what i did was measure the inside dimension of my rear frame where the hub bolts on. my frame was slightly smaller than the hub, so i bent my frame out, which is not neccisarily recommended, but i bent mine out with a 2x4 against the frame's post. it only needed about 3/8". i have a steel frame. other materials might not bend. also measure the hub on your current wheel, because i had to respoke my wheel with a different length spoke which was tricky to measure correctly. i would suggest doing a lot of research on the internet. there is a bike shop out of boston that has good resources on the subject. i don't remember the name, but it seems like the shop name was someone's first name. i hope that helps.
1549303
Measure the inside battery compartment and ensure battery has same dimensions, otherwise I would think you're better off with either a saddle pack (side by side) strapped down, a 6 cell or 4 cell with higher nihm rating.
899333
Not sure if this is an answer to your question or not. The battery pack fits in a battery slot that normally housed an NB2LH 7.4V Battery.
1330505
You will need to take a dremel and slightly modify the battery pack. There are support molds on the pack that need to be ground off so that the pack will fit the radio. It is an easy mod just have to look at the radio and the battery together to see what needs to be done.
1438420
As long as its a "BMX" freewheel 13 tooth. It will probably fit because the hub is flip flop with two different choices/sides for mounting. Happy biking from Rob @ NebulaCycles.com
598390
It's possible, but I think you are better of just putting something in the slot that is already rotating and spinning it on top of the device. There is a bunch of gear reduction inside, so you would have to deal with that.
39785
It should fit. From a technical point of view you can mount almost any hub on a horizontal dropout. What matters here is whether the axis of your hub fits in between the dropouts. I believe it's about 12 to 12,5cm on this frame. Sure it's somewhere in their specs...
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If you mean an internal 3 speed rear hub, I don't see why not. It's a standard 120mm width at the rear dropouts and should fit an internal gear hub just fine. It looks like any standard length and width spindles should fit.
1568430
I bought this to go on an ebike as well (surface). It did not fit over the lithium battery on the back. I think the only way to know for sure is to try it.
561856
Yes, if it's brushless. It's pretty malleable, so you can probably bend it to make it fit.
754243
I would think so. As longs as the Big Wheel has standard pedals which I believe it does.
1881121
3 AA batteries go in the hub that bolts on the spokes. The mass rotates with the wheel.
1664576
Sorry not sure but if the hub isn't one piece it should work but again not sure.
578967
The adapter creates a freewheel single speed.It is not a fixed gear, the hub will still coast.