Amateur; thanks for your reply! I will look around. I think 34kW peak and 16kW continues would be enough dor my project. Need something of capable of doing Vmax 70-80 mph, but I am more for acceleration as for Vmax.
A 25 kw toy....I hope
So I am building for the second time a bike that, quite frankly might be the death of me. The heart and soul of it consists of
30, 20Ah A123 Prismatic pouch cells. The arrangement goes like this, 1/4 inch plate of aluminum with 4, 1/4 inch lengths of all thread shafts covered buy pvc tubeing. then a single cell followed by a .030 plate of aluminum then another cell and so on. On every sheet of .030 aluminum there is a 1/4 inch long 90° bend to be attached to the heat sink via thermal transfer adhesive. Truth be told this will be the second time that I will build this bike. My biggest concern is that the hub for conventional pedaled bike will not cope with the transmission of 30 horsepower.
It's kinda terrifying when you feel things come loose, at speed.
30, 20Ah A123 Prismatic pouch cells. The arrangement goes like this, 1/4 inch plate of aluminum with 4, 1/4 inch lengths of all thread shafts covered buy pvc tubeing. then a single cell followed by a .030 plate of aluminum then another cell and so on. On every sheet of .030 aluminum there is a 1/4 inch long 90° bend to be attached to the heat sink via thermal transfer adhesive. Truth be told this will be the second time that I will build this bike. My biggest concern is that the hub for conventional pedaled bike will not cope with the transmission of 30 horsepower.
It's kinda terrifying when you feel things come loose, at speed.
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If any one would like to see the progress one the motor please let me know......
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As some of you may find out, my last project was literally cut to pieces.
After a loss of inspiration to finish my first project I came across a picture of the a Neematic bike and was floored by it's stunning Beauty. I am particularly captivated by the trellis style frame commonly seen on Ducati motorcycle's.
So here go's round number two.
As some of you may find out, my last project was literally cut to pieces.
After a loss of inspiration to finish my first project I came across a picture of the a Neematic bike and was floored by it's stunning Beauty. I am particularly captivated by the trellis style frame commonly seen on Ducati motorcycle's.
So here go's round number two.
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Not to bad for four more hours spent. In total maybe 40 hrs spent in all
Not to bad for four more hours spent. In total maybe 40 hrs spent in all
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