[martin75gk]

I received my Pro Pack about a month ago and after a few obstacles, my electric bike is running great. After putting extra washers to give a little space for the mtr to run freely and finding the right spoke length for 27" wheels, I'm very happy with the results. I live near the ocean and always get that offshore breeze to ride against when heading to school. My school isn't that far away... but after 3-hour long basketball practices, the last thing I want to do is pedal home (with occasional wind heading toward the beach). The Hill Topper is truly amazing... I can't wait to upgrade my kit to 36 volts for a little extra speed and distance (more obstacles). I wish more people in Newport Beach rode electric bikes to work and/or school! For me it would truly be a great sight instead of a seeing Mercedes' and Porsche's all over the place. Come and check out my youtube video of this bike. I will be uploading it in the near future...

[Mike]

Hey Martin,

Looks great! So glad to hear the ProPack build went well. Yes, we completely share your dream of seeing more people convert their bikes to electric power and leave the cars behind for the thousands of errands where this is such an easy way to clean up the world. Thanks so much for sharing the pictures.

When you do upload your video, you can paste it right here in the forum too, so people don't have to hunt too far for it.

Also, please "suggest to all your friends" from the Clean Republic Facebook page (left hand column of the Facebook page) that they all become fans of Clean Republic. Customers or not, it's really helpful when people spread the word about e-bike conversion and everybody like you and us who are working on the future of our transportation.

Sincerely,

Mike

[martin75gk]

Here's the link to the video:

[Mike]

Hey Martin,

Looks great! Thanks so much for sharing the video.

Mike

[karaokekingpin]

Nice bike Martin!
Where did you get the spokes for the 27" wheels.... and are they 13 gauge? They don't seem to sell them on the Green Republic site for that more rare size so where did you dig them up? What length are they? I have a 70's era Miele in good condition and would like to have a nice quick, sick bike too.

Cheers, Jeff