July 1, 201610 yr Anyone tried these on a oset? http://www.boost-bikes.co.uk/products/16-20-lite-36v-oset-battery-pack-and-smart-charger?variant=3135462019 Really tempted for my sons bike to improve ride times
July 1, 201610 yr I bought a set for my daughters old 20r. She found the reduction in weight made a difference to her riding and ride times increased to 3 - 3.5 hours. The bike has now sold as she's now on a Beta 80 but I would recommend them, we had them fitted for over a year and the bike was ridden twice a week with no problems. Edited July 1, 201610 yr by jj46
July 2, 201610 yr Had a set on for a few months now on 20R, pricey compared to some diy kits but I wasn't taking a risk as I'm not hot on electrics. They have all the safety features built in and encased in a waterproof padded pack. Very well put together. Depending on terrain, type of use, hill climbs etc have had over 4 hours use without any power drop off. The weight saving is very noticeable and has transformed the use of the bike, will help resale value too. The pack is much smaller than the original battery pack so needs securing in the battery tray, cable ties through the bash plate snapped so have had it tied in with metal cable ties now with no issues. Would recommend them and would buy them again without hesitation. They arrived in under 48 hrs and the owner of company was keen on feedback, haven't had any problems but he said get in touch if there were any questions or problems
July 2, 201610 yr Author Safety is the main thing when its your kid riding the bike lol, need to get some shame they dont come up second hand
July 2, 201610 yr there is nothing magical or new about these packs they are no safer or more hazardous than a pack that you can put together for half the price with all off the shelf parts.
July 2, 201610 yr Sure the above is true, just peace of mind for the weeman riding/charging when it's all put together in a nice shrink wrapped bundle. I've lined someone else's pocket but happy., hopefully he knew what he was doing more than me with this stuff We put a car together from many bits as a project at school, but I still prefer being stung by a salesman for one built by a nice German factory 'cos I remember my wiring melting.
October 10, 20169 yr Fwiw I ordered one and it was huge, physically no possible way of fitting it in the 12.5 eco my son rides. Also oddly heavy for a lipo. It did look nicely made.
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