Any Standard Upright Bicycle

Electric Scooter/Bike Hybrid

Submitted by Ardyce Oliver on Mon, 05/10/2010 - 10:29

This is a little project im putting together....I can't wait to finish it. I took a Panterra freedom and drilled the rim and mounted it into a bike wheel. Pretty cool. I haven't tested it but I'm going to see how fast it will go when im done. Any advice will be helpful. I have been taking photo's so here are a few to show case the weird bike/scooter thing.
Before Pic ,Panterra.jpg

Batteries: 
4 12volt 20 amp/hour
Charger: 
48 volt 15charger online (fixed it)
Controller: 
See Picture
Conversion time and cost: 
it took about a month so far and a 150bucks for scooter and parts.
Curb weight: 
280 even with my wight
Drivetrain: 
scooter hub motor
Heater: 
non
Lighting: 
I'm thinking of connecting a set of lights running to the controller.
Location: 
Tucson/AZ
Method for 12v system: 
left out the lights
Miles as an EV: 
umm haven't yet
Motor: 
I think 48volts
Number of wheels: 
2
Seating capacity: 
1
Top speed: 
not sure any ideas?
Typical range: 
I dunno
Watt-hours per mile: 
I dunno
System Voltage: 
37-48 volts
Vehicle maker: 
Any Standard Upright Bicycle
Vehicle Type: 
Bicycle
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Neodymics New Electric Cyclemotor

Submitted by Cyclemotor Engineer on Wed, 09/19/2007 - 11:28

Neodymics New Electric Cyclemotor includes several innovations which may be of interest to others developing electric bicycles.

Instant installation and removal allows use of your existing bicycle for longer and more otherwise strenuous trips.
http://www.neodymics.com/installation.htm

A half-cross spoke pattern results in a strong 16 inch wheel using a standard rim and hub motor. http://www.neodymics.com/drivetrain.htm

Batteries: 
(4) Stock DeWalt DC9360, 72 Volts 4.4 AHr total for series parallel combination
Charger: 
(4) Stock DeWalt DC9000, 36 volt, 1 hr charge
Controller: 
Crystalyte 72 V, 20 A
Conversion time and cost: 
Conversion time once built is 30 seconds. Cost to build was about $2K, excluding NRE.
Curb weight: 
69 Lb
Drivetrain: 
Complete intrgrated drive with suspension, battery, control and quick release clamps to replace your front wheel in 30 seconds.
Location: 
Madison, WI
Miles as an EV: 
500+
Motor: 
Crystalyte 406/409
Number of wheels: 
1
Seating capacity: 
2 with Trail a Bike and a youngster. Can also tote saddle bags to carry chargers, books, or groceries.
Top speed: 
27 Mph
Typical range: 
10 to 20 miles
System Voltage: 
61-72 volts
Vehicle maker: 
Any Standard Upright Bicycle
Vehicle Type: 
Bicycle

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