Stator recommdations
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2015
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From: Susanville CA
bought a regulator from cycle electric several years ago, has been running strong.
http://cycleelectricinc.com/
rk classic.
http://cycleelectricinc.com/
rk classic.
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From: Beyond Fucital
Originally Posted by TriGeezer;[url=tel:20658787
20658787[/url]]Just curious. If CyclecElctric was so good, and built to last, why is their warranty only 2 years?
You'll have to ask them why.
Cruiser
Joined: May 2020
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From: SW Florida
Cycle Electric here too, I went with their Voltage regulator too.
It's suppose to cycle the voltage as needed putting less strain on the stator.
Might be snake oil, but I don't want to go in there again if I don't have to.
I contemplated going with the 3-phase but decided against it only for financial reasons.
It's suppose to cycle the voltage as needed putting less strain on the stator.
Might be snake oil, but I don't want to go in there again if I don't have to.
I contemplated going with the 3-phase but decided against it only for financial reasons.
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From: Beyond Fucital
The use of an impact driver is NOT recommended because it could shack the magnets loose.
Have ALL the tools, gaskets, oil and the manual in hand BEFORE you start the job.
Rear the manual before loosening the first bolt so you're familiar with what they referring too.
Then it's a fairly simple job.
Have ALL the tools, gaskets, oil and the manual in hand BEFORE you start the job.
Rear the manual before loosening the first bolt so you're familiar with what they referring too.
Then it's a fairly simple job.
