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KSagal · 09-20-2014, 02:46 PM

I have not worked on gen 1 for many years, but found mine to be glued shut, so I had to cut mine open. (then re-glue them shut).

As you can see from this photo (in my photo gallery at upper right) I did run several light switches, a horn button, and other accessories up thru the control shaft and to the handlebar.

In this photo you can also see my bike computer, as I had added a magnetic pulse counter to one wheel, which gave me speed, odometer, and many other functions. I also had temperature sensing on this unit, so that I could maximize range by not letting my NiMH batteries get too hot or too much hotter than the ambient temperature.

I also had a rear view camera with monitor on the left hand grip, but you cannot see it well in this image.

09-20-2014, 02:46 PM	#7
KSagal Glides a lot, talks more... Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Pelham, NH, USA. Posts: 10,356	I have not worked on gen 1 for many years, but found mine to be glued shut, so I had to cut mine open. (then re-glue them shut). As you can see from this photo (in my photo gallery at upper right) I did run several light switches, a horn button, and other accessories up thru the control shaft and to the handlebar. In this photo you can also see my bike computer, as I had added a magnetic pulse counter to one wheel, which gave me speed, odometer, and many other functions. I also had temperature sensing on this unit, so that I could maximize range by not letting my NiMH batteries get too hot or too much hotter than the ambient temperature. I also had a rear view camera with monitor on the left hand grip, but you cannot see it well in this image. __________________ Karl Ian Sagal To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. "Well done is better than well said." (Ben Franklin) Bene factum melior bene dictum Proud past President of SEG America and member of the First Premier Segway Enthusiasts Group and subsequent ones as well.