Platform

Explains ONYX platform differences including 72V, 80V, and CTY models, along with system design, specifications, and real-world behavior.

Explains the design and electrical architecture of the ONYX 80V platform, including battery operation, controller behavior, motor torque production, charging, and regenerative braking.

Outlines how to evaluate used ONYX platforms including ONYX 72V, ONYX 80V, and CTY2, covering battery verification, wiring inspection, documentation checks, and real-world testing.

Organizes ONYX buying considerations, ownership basics, security practices, and logistics such as registration and transport.

An overview of the John Angel Podcast, covering real-world ONYX riding, builds, repairs, ownership, and the conversations and dynamics that shape the experience.

Breaks down the ONYX 80V controller firmware update, including throttle mapping changes, ride modes, and display visibility improvements.

Provides quick answers to common ONYX 72V and 80V ownership questions covering riding habits, battery care, charging compatibility, security, and accessory wiring.

Introduces the fundamentals of owning and riding an ONYX 72V or 80V, including first rides, riding posture, daily use habits, and platform dimensions.

Serves as the central ONYX knowledge base, organizing ownership, battery systems, maintenance, performance upgrades, electrical systems, and platform understanding.

Explains how electrical power is delivered in ONYX systems, including voltage, current, controller behavior, motor torque, battery quality, component selection, and real-world performance differences.

Provides a structured technical reference for ONYX 72V and 80V platforms including dimensions, electrical limits, hardware specifications, materials, operating ranges, and system constraints.