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Freecross upgraded to E-Freecross fast bike

Panama City, Florida

186

Published: 2023-08-26

Grin All-Axle

Fast

Multi-Motor

Eliptical

Since the Freecross comes with a 16 speed rear IGH, the only other power solution is dual front side axle motors. With dual baserunner controllers, a PAS bottom bracket, CA3 and large downtube battery, this bike can go fast! Additionally, dual front headlights and rear lights from Grin with a raised instrument cluster give it ergonomic function. There is also a front/rear camera system installed to record rides.

A custom stainless steel front bracket was fabricated for the Topeak rear rack. — Downtube battery cradle mounted onto Topeak rear rack.

This rack set up is robust and will easily support the largest downtube battery pack. — 52V Downtube battery mounted on bike

One motor would be enough for this bike, but to keep the power symmetrical and safe, two motors are best. — Dual Front Side Axle Motors

The Baserunner controllers mount out of sight up under the front hood. — A Baserunner Controller for each motor.

3D printed parts were created for mounting the lights, video cam, CA3 and video monitor. — Twin Front Grin Lights and Video Cam mounting

The CA3 and Video Cam are mounted on an elevated platform for better viewing and control of the systems. — CA3 mounted next to Video Monitor

The Grin power taps allow me to run the front and rear lights from the downtube battery. Additionally, a DC to DC converter is also supplied for the 12 volts needed for the video system — Grin Power Taps

The uprights are Delrin and the bottom/top pieces are nylon. — The Raised Instrument Pod

The rear rack is an excellent location to mount the DC to DC converter — DC to DC Converter