Deenisesewa

Hi, I am totaly new to e-pocket bikes and have been reading some of the posts, so, my question is can the XP-700 motor handle an additional battery(48 volts) simply by changing the controller? I am interested in gaining torque and better throttle response more than speed, I am on a budget so any advice and pointers to specific parts is appreciated.
I'll explain more about this project as it comes together.
Thanks
Denise

Boring Life??? No Way!!!, This girl wants to have fun!!

mr_exon

yes but you will need a new controller and charger

best yet the 700watt stock motor after you over volt it will be boosted like a turbo up to over 900watts of power! then if thatwasnt enuff, your Rpm's would increase as well 800-1200rpm extra. top speed would increase 8-14mph as well


Good luck, any question look for streetz on youtube, he already did something like this, I dont touch X-bikes. Next to Cags they are what killed out fine ass sport.....

PS...Nice home page, I wish my wife rode like that...LoL

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aarathi

The X-Treme XP-7OO Electric Pocket Bike is an entry level model that gives a fantastic introduction to the world of mini GP racing. This packs a 700 watt electric motor, that's almost one full horsepower! The XP-700 rockets down the track at up to 18 mph for up to 13 miles. The XP-700 pocket bike is extra small at only 22" tall and weighs 65 lbs. As an added bonus, because the XP-700 is electric, it's environmentally friendly, noise-free, and operates on pennies a day.

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mr_exon

Wow did you get that from a Xtream web site or are you selling them?

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worlds fastest PocketBike under300$ invested, this is for Damb sure! oh ya it is ELECTRIC too, has a MOTOR not an engine

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgEeMkFCt6