My EBike Hunting Rig

[Laurp99]

Several of you have PM'd me about my eBike once I had everything put together.
The boys at Cambie Cycles did a great job in ordering some parts that did not fit to making modifications so that everything is now functional!

I first thought of a Fat tire bike for hunting when I saw the Rambo Bike, https://rambobikes.com/
There were not too many dealers in BC and they were a bit pricey for what you got.

The Ebike (ERanger 1000W) I ordered locally from a fellow who puts them together in Burnaby.
http://www.erangerbikes.com/

One charged battery 48V 14.8ah last up to 100KM give or take and I have four batteries.

The trailer from Amazon, the Cycle Force trailer holds 140-200lbs depending on which website you go to.

Scabbard ordered online from http://www.montanascabbards.com/
The scabbard holds my smallest rifle (Rossi RH .44) to my largest shotgun. I still have several weeks of work before getting out in the bush but I'm ready!!

[Whonnock Boy]

Without a doubt, extremely jealous. The obvious question is, what did it all cost? Not what you told the wife what it cost either.....

[Buckmeister]

100kms eh? Not bad. So what is the battery life with yourself, gear, and a dead animal loaded up I wonder?

[Ourea]

Four batteries.....cost per battery?
Cost of bike and specs?

Good on Cambie Cycle for dealing with a hunter.
Not too many friendlies down there.

[Whonnock Boy]

Never mind. Did some googling. I figured it wasn't a cheap set up. Only thing I couldn't find was the cost of batteries???

[Laurp99]

Never mind. Did some googling. I figured it wasn't a cheap set up. Only thing I couldn't find was the cost of batteries???

I paid about $320 US per battery on AliBaba, considerably cheaper than buying local for about $800 CAN per battery. I recently put about 75kms in the city on one charge and the battery still had 5 bars of power and about 80% charge. Without the motor it would take quite an effort to peddle especially uphill, I wouldn't want to do it!

[kbob]

I use a voltbike yukon:
http://www.voltbike.ca/voltbike-yukon.html
Went that route because it was slightly cheaper (got a slightly used one returned to the owner).
But love the trailer and scabbard.

[jtred]

I was contemplating something like that but they aren't allowed in the road closures, all motorized modes of transport are banned. Electric included. It is a very spectacular set up though.

[Ourea]

I was contemplating something like that but they aren't allowed in the road closures, all motorized modes of transport are banned. Electric included. It is a very spectacular set up though.

here we go again...
ebikes that are not self propelled are 100% legal as they do not qualify as a motor vehicle.

[GreatWhitePopogeebo]

Power assist and 500watts or less good to go.
I didn't buy that set up because he only had it 750watts at the time which bad. Sweet rig.