37-48 volts

Stretch cruiser limo, sla setup right now, putting LiFePo4 together. Draws over 100 amps on fast start, pulling 4000 watts, levels to a good 1500 to 2000 watt ride at about 27mph for miles and miles. I weigh 400 lbs! Special note on the tires, Specialized control compound 2.2, have capacity for 100 psi with fantastic urban tread! Not pretty, but WOW! What an awsome tire!

Nowashocki is an excellent suburban commuter. It passes cars easily, sucks up potholes, and handles well. The regen (typically 5-10%)doesn't really add much range because the best range is obtained when riding like a hypermiler - decelerating so gently the regen doesnt kick in. But who wants to do that? This is about fun and I love regen because I can approach a corner fast, back off the throttle, and it feels like the major compression braking of a 4-stroker! Motorcyclists NEED this feeling! The entire system has worked flawlessly so far. I am very happy with the bike but wish I had spent the $ and put 3x the Ah into it --- LiFePO4??

More information on this kart can be read at http://electrickart.blogspot.com

I bought a used Voy that had been garaged and in good condition.
I am upgrading it from a 36V 180W system to a 48V 1000W system.
I am also upgrading to LiFePo4 batteries.

Hello to all!, i am a new member on this site but i have read posts as a none member and found it very interesting in the past! I thought i would show you some pictures of the bike i have just designed and built, i have made the frame, swing arm, suspension pivots, brake/chain adjusters and brackets from scatch, and mostly from stainless steel! the front suspension are marzochhi bomber 888's, the rear shock is a manitou swinger 4 way, the wheels are eclat bmx rims mounted on mountain bike hubs (hope pro 2 front, dmr revolver rear) with hayes hfx9 hydraulic brakes. it is powered by a briggs and stratton etek running off an alltrax programmable controller with 4 33ah agm 12v batteries. the bike will do 50 mph with a 20 - 25 mile range (at around a 25 - 30 mph average speed) and will power wheelie at 20 - 25 easy! ( and thats with a 235 pound rider!). i built the bike, tested it, then stripped it to paint. The pictures are of the final assembly after painting! hope you like it!!!