WOW, I’ve seen a handful of great electric motorcycles in the past few years but this is the first electric “Sports Bike” that I have seen.
What is more amazing is that this is a by-product of a 22-year old college student, who has built more amazing electric bike than a whole team of engineers at Kawasaki.
Kudos for such a great job on the bike
For those of you who live close enough to work but too far for walking it daily, you might be interested in this awesome electric bike that will get you to work in time at maximum 18 miles per hour and a 450VDC battery that lasts up to 22 miles per charge.
I’ve always had fun on electric bikes and I think they are great for the environment these days no doubt.
The eZip Trailz electric bike will get you to the groce
Here’s a guy who built a really powerful (lookin’) electric bike, fitted with batteries that can jump even cars. There’s even an onboard GPS so you can never get lost while a full charge gets you up to 150 miles.
Watch the video and become “impressed”:
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YV9XQqiKP5g
432 Sony 18650V (known as Konion).used in Makita, Bionx an, 3.75 Volt,
I have to say that although I’ve seen slew of electric bikes on the market these days, this homemade electric trike is probably the one I would want to get or build at the least.
Check out the video, this thing ROCKS:
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePdT8TZHdkI
It looks pretty simple enough to build as you can see above with 2 batteries, fuse, switches, bunch of wires, and what looks like a control unit of some sort for the motors.
Here’s the parts list:
This part of the pr
Here’s a cool Yamaha R1 that’s been converted to an Electric Bike and still does 100MPH with 54 horsepower.
That might not seem a lot but it is for an electric bike.
Electric Motorsport of Oakland Ca debut of the AC inductance Yamaha R1. This revolutionary electric motorcycle is powered by a 550amp 84v AC inductance electric drive system providing 54HP and 81 ftlbs of toque allowing the vehicle to attain speeds of over 100mph. Builders Justin Gray, Todd Kollin, and sponsor Richard Hatfield of Alliance Renewable Energy created the
Here’s a unique way to make an electric bike. You can actually buy this one for $629.
Weight 33 LBS. Speed 15MPH. Distance on battery charge depends on battery type and voltage from 2 miles to 6 miles or more. Front and rear suspension will carry 250 Lb Rider.
