Great video. Can't wait to see the testing vids on the grizzly with the new battery setup (72v). Want to see what kind of performance it has now compared to stock and compared with other ebikes. Great videos.
My Grizzly has 2k miles on the ODO stock motor and controller. Man, when this thing breaks down, I'm going need to upgrade to 72v. Are there any long term reviews for these grizzly setups?
Be sure to check my site as I have the Grizzly full frame batteries and motor kits available. For the Grizzly, the 3kw or 5kw NB Power motors are ideal for the Grizzly - www.e-streetbikes.store/
Awesome Grizzly's! Thanks for the link in your Brooklyn Tour Blog.... The heavier tires are well worth it. Are they high speed spin balanced? What's a maxed out 72V Grizz capable of? Talk about BEAST ! ! ! I blew a head gasket on my Kaw 1600 Vulcan Nomad outrunning a Ninja up around 135... But thats over 800 lbs of rocket sled! I can imagine the thrill of jetting around on one of these souped up e-bikes!
The tires themselves are rated for 112 mph. These were the nicest dual sport tires that could fit my wheels. In terms of a 72V Grizzly, with the 3kw motor and a higher amp controller (like a 100 or 150 amp) you can reach speeds close to 60 mph or even faster. A bigger battery is also recommended to compensate for the current.
If I wanted to do something like this eventually and wanted to start with a controller upgrade for my D-Class, what would you recommend? Or is this a sort of "you have to upgrade everything all at once" kind of deals?
Upgrading your controller will give you that small top speed increase but be limited based on the 1kw motor output and battery voltage. I've seen people still use a 1kw motor but upgrading their controller and battery to a 72V got them to top speeds of 40-45 mph. It's definitely up to you and how you want to ride. With the 3kw I feel you'll get the most out of your bike as far as overall performance goes. Plus you'll be able to keep up with the Surrons and beat the Onyx's 😉
@@e-streetbikes6381 Thanks for the reply! One of the things I've been struggling to wrap my head around is how to control two hub motors with one controller. Do you know where I could find more information to read up on this? Thanks again!
Tengo una grizzly v2 y me gustaría midificarla como la que tienes ahi . Me puedes ayudar con eso ? Y cuanto sera el costo. Gracias. Jose cortez fans de la grizzly.
I got the 52 volt 1000/2000 watt metal gear motor Ariel Rider X and added a 52 volt 1000 watt front metal gear motor to my bike 36 mphr is fast enough 52 volt battery's are more affordable 20 amp hours each is great and with my battery tender trailer I can go on real long rides having five 20 amp hr. battery's all together is great
I only sell the motor kit and battery upgrades for the Grizzly and other bikes. Although I'm planning on releasing my very own high-powered ebike which is coming soon!
So on the website if I buy the 29Ah Grizzly Full Frame Molicel 72V 300A BMS Battery is this just the battery or do I have to buy the bike itself and then get this
The best dual sport tire is a "Trials tire". These are designed to stick to wet slippery rocks and will glue you to pavement like nothing else. Shinko 241 is a trials tire.
It will be tough to mount on an x-class but I guess if you have some sort of rear rack in the back it could essentially work. The molicel packs are 21700.
The battery will only provide the necessary current give the motor the power needed to reach higher speeds. You will need a higher amperage controller to really see the difference in mph.
so people are saying that grizzly is "unsafe" modded. Bike is not strong enough to handle power upgrades and faster top ends. What is your opinion with real first person experience?
The stock frame and welds hold up really well and I've had mine and JB has had his for almost 2 years. The one thing I will say is that torque arms on the rear bolts are absolutely necessary given the power of these motors.
@@e-streetbikes6381 interesting. I’ll have to check out torque arms.. not sure about those. I will want to mod mine in the future I mod all my toys thank you
@@e-streetbikes6381 are you selling the grizzly 72 volt complete kit? Does the front wheel still work with it? DIY at home installation or i have to bring it to you?
no, because the controller cannot handle that voltage. You can get a 52V molicel battery pack and with its high continuous current output, that will help with a reduction in voltage sag, which will feel like a more power. The stock batteries suck.
And you guys tied both motors into one controller or are you running two controllers now ?to one throttle? And does the motor switch still work to only run one or the other?
As per another rider that has ridden it, they have gotten to 56 mph off a full charge. And yes, I believe the dropout size is the same as the Grizzly and X-Class so the motor will fit.
Great video. Can't wait to see the testing vids on the grizzly with the new battery setup (72v).
Want to see what kind of performance it has now compared to stock and compared with other ebikes.
Great videos.
This thing is going to FLY!
Holy nutsack that battery is expensive.
Love the colab with JB360. I gotta get on that brand ambassador vibe.
What's the max payload weight with these mods??
[Example] passenger, etc..?
Excellent video, too!!
Great video.Pls what are the dimensions of Grizzly battery bag and battery please.I want to order mine
That Grizzly look awesome. I would like to know if I just get the batteries would I increase my range and top speed?
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when upgrading an e-bike that was already an e-bike, should I buy a conversion kit? or just a motor, battery, and controller?
My Grizzly has 2k miles on the ODO stock motor and controller. Man, when this thing breaks down, I'm going need to upgrade to 72v. Are there any long term reviews for these grizzly setups?
Great job bro you should be proud of those bike well done imo.
I wish he would do a motor swap video for the grizzly.
We plan on doing one with the new Fardriver upgrade soon. In the meantime, definitely check out the X-Class one. It's pretty much the same steps.
@@e-streetbikes6381 thank you
Pls link to where you purchased both batteries
Great video .Pls the link to the tire purchase
Dang I sure wish I lived in your town so I could pay you to modify my X-class 😮
How much does a upgrade like this cost
Would there be a way to use both motors with the grizzly battery?
I was wondering if you sell complete 72 volt kits for a grizzly ?
Be sure to check my site as I have the Grizzly full frame batteries and motor kits available. For the Grizzly, the 3kw or 5kw NB Power motors are ideal for the Grizzly - www.e-streetbikes.store/
@@e-streetbikes6381 I too would like a more detailed parts list for the grizzly upgrades or a full kit I could just purchase from you :)
Can you guys upgrade my V1 grizzly?
These are amazing. Can you retain the pedal assistance with the new motor and controller?
Not with the stock pedal assist but yes for the one that comes with the new kit.
What can I do to give my grizzly a little bit more power? Looking for something to plug and play or buy something to give it just a little more power
Is this Joe Rogan 🤣 you sound just like him 😁💕
Sounds nothing like JR
Awesome Grizzly's! Thanks for the link in your Brooklyn Tour Blog.... The heavier tires are well worth it. Are they high speed spin balanced? What's a maxed out 72V Grizz capable of? Talk about BEAST ! ! !
I blew a head gasket on my Kaw 1600 Vulcan Nomad outrunning a Ninja up around 135... But thats over 800 lbs of rocket sled! I can imagine the thrill of jetting around on one of these souped up e-bikes!
The tires themselves are rated for 112 mph. These were the nicest dual sport tires that could fit my wheels. In terms of a 72V Grizzly, with the 3kw motor and a higher amp controller (like a 100 or 150 amp) you can reach speeds close to 60 mph or even faster. A bigger battery is also recommended to compensate for the current.
@@e-streetbikes6381 I'm tempted to just order a Sondors Metacycle and wait a cpl years... But, it's a motorbike and can't go where 'e-bikes' can go...
Dam I guess you the 1
Are you guys in nj?
Dream ebike
If I wanted to do something like this eventually and wanted to start with a controller upgrade for my D-Class, what would you recommend? Or is this a sort of "you have to upgrade everything all at once" kind of deals?
Upgrading your controller will give you that small top speed increase but be limited based on the 1kw motor output and battery voltage. I've seen people still use a 1kw motor but upgrading their controller and battery to a 72V got them to top speeds of 40-45 mph. It's definitely up to you and how you want to ride. With the 3kw I feel you'll get the most out of your bike as far as overall performance goes. Plus you'll be able to keep up with the Surrons and beat the Onyx's 😉
@@e-streetbikes6381 Thanks for the reply! One of the things I've been struggling to wrap my head around is how to control two hub motors with one controller. Do you know where I could find more information to read up on this? Thanks again!
@@e-streetbikes6381where do people find the 72v batteries?
Tengo una grizzly v2 y me gustaría midificarla como la que tienes ahi .
Me puedes ayudar con eso ?
Y cuanto sera el costo. Gracias. Jose cortez fans de la grizzly.
I wish. My griz needs this setup but at the website cost better to buy motorcycle. Bummer
I got the 52 volt 1000/2000 watt metal gear motor Ariel Rider X and added a 52 volt 1000 watt front metal gear motor to my bike 36 mphr is fast enough 52 volt battery's are more affordable 20 amp hours each is great and with my battery tender trailer I can go on real long rides having five 20 amp hr. battery's all together is great
I have a 48v 750w and added another 48v 750w ro my non heavy for no reason ebike and I can now do 36mph casually
Dope I was wondering if the grizzly could fit those batteries
Great build --powerful I like it .I would have kept the front drive just for show .
He should have gotten another Suron light so they match the bike would look real good.
I want that grizzly. How much for it?
Excellent video cant wait to meet you brother
Do you think you can put a grizzly rack battery on the back of an super73 rx class with some mods?
Check out my site - www.e-streetbikes.store/batteries
Want to do this to my juiced scorpion x
How much do you sell a brand new 72V Ariel Rider GRIZZLY just like the red one ?
Thank you.
I only sell the motor kit and battery upgrades for the Grizzly and other bikes. Although I'm planning on releasing my very own high-powered ebike which is coming soon!
What kind of tires on the grizzly?
How much for a build for the red Grizzly? Just ballpark, I live in NY and interested in going 72 V.
You're looking anywhere between $3300 - $3500 for the full upgrade (50AH of Molicel, 3kw motor kit).
Man these redefine the phrase tricked out.
So on the website if I buy the 29Ah Grizzly Full Frame Molicel 72V 300A BMS Battery is this just the battery or do I have to buy the bike itself and then get this
This is just the battery that will be compatible with the new motor kit. You would have to get the bike separate.
The best dual sport tire is a "Trials tire". These are designed to stick to wet slippery rocks and will glue you to pavement like nothing else. Shinko 241 is a trials tire.
What sizes are you running with them front and back?
will the cannon rear rack battery fit on a X-Class? what cells do they use 21700 or 18650? thanks
It will be tough to mount on an x-class but I guess if you have some sort of rear rack in the back it could essentially work. The molicel packs are 21700.
Do both front and rear motors still function on the grizzly and are they still switchable using a switch?
No the dual motor function has been completely removed from the bike and all the power is coming from the new rear motor.
Would it fit the super73 grizzly tires?
Yes Grizzly tires would absolutely fit
Where are you located nj plates in the back round 🤔 sick bike
We have a shop in Freehold!
Sal im loving these bikes. How do i speak to on purchase and become an investor.
That front motor doesn't look plugged in. It is disabled in this build?
The customer decided to keep the front hub on to add more weight to the bike for higher speeds. I think he'll end up replacing after.
Nesesito una de ariel
JWHHAATT!!!
Will that new battery on the grizzly give it higher mph?
The battery will only provide the necessary current give the motor the power needed to reach higher speeds. You will need a higher amperage controller to really see the difference in mph.
man what do i gotta do to get this guy to trick out my bike 😭
Pay him.
so people are saying that grizzly is "unsafe" modded. Bike is not strong enough to handle power upgrades and faster top ends. What is your opinion with real first person experience?
The stock frame and welds hold up really well and I've had mine and JB has had his for almost 2 years. The one thing I will say is that torque arms on the rear bolts are absolutely necessary given the power of these motors.
@@e-streetbikes6381 interesting. I’ll have to check out torque arms.. not sure about those. I will want to mod mine in the future I mod all my toys thank you
@@e-streetbikes6381 are you selling the grizzly 72 volt complete kit? Does the front wheel still work with it? DIY at home installation or i have to bring it to you?
can you leave everything stock and just do the 72v battery?
no, because the controller cannot handle that voltage. You can get a 52V molicel battery pack and with its high continuous current output, that will help with a reduction in voltage sag, which will feel like a more power. The stock batteries suck.
@@engr_e Can you send a link to the molicel battery just looking for something that will give it a little more kick this is the V3 version.
What watt was the rear hub on the grizzly and does both his motors work with his switch still?
We swapped the rear motor out completely so he's running 3kw in the rear now but he's keeping the front stock motor on for weight distribution.
And you guys tied both motors into one controller or are you running two controllers now ?to one throttle? And does the motor switch still work to only run one or the other?
What are the performance numbers on the bikes now? Can this be done on the D-Class?
As per another rider that has ridden it, they have gotten to 56 mph off a full charge. And yes, I believe the dropout size is the same as the Grizzly and X-Class so the motor will fit.
@@e-streetbikes6381 Thank you!!
What’s BMS?
300ah BMS for all the frame batteries
Donde puedo comprar una
Check out arielrider.com
where in jersey are you?
Our shop is located in Cliffwood
@@e-streetbikes6381 hi. Did I win something or is someone scamming?
@@chrisculhane1872 yea it's a scammer, don't fall for it.
What's the dropout on the grizzly for the back motor?
The dropout is 170mm
Is the x class and grizzly the same dropout motor 170?
@@GearEdieR Yes they are the same
Witch one is better the 3t or 4t motor?
And with this 72v kit does it still have paddle assist?
Both great looking builds. Isn't it 80 amps multiplied by 72 volts, equals 5760 watts? Cheers.
Correct this is what gives you the peak wattage the motor can handle.
Awesome build ! Can’t wait to receive my Molicel battery from you guys . , will be posting a review against the stock RX battery
Can i get the link or info about the tires you used for the grizzly i really want to do that to mine
No prob, here it is
Shinko SR735 Front/Rear Tire (110/90-16) a.co/d/3DW1poR
Both look awesome! I can’t wait for my electric motorcycle to be next in the lineup for custom bike projects ❤️🔥🦾