My Montreal street rider

[IRON DOG]

My First built :

-72 v 20 ah Headway 48x38120s
-Crystalyte 5304
-Crystalyte 100v 150 amps controller ( Thanks to MadRhino )
-Old C.A.
-BVM-8s (cell-log) x3
-Charger ; Voltphreaks strip + big 24s lifepo4 charger = 20 min full balance charge
-Heat sensor for controller and motor
-12v dc to dc converter
-Hand made spot-light and more

Run very nice , I love it

Thank to :

-(Stradivarius , Beavinator , K-ray , Auraslip ) for parts .
-Greg Davey for inspiration .
-Doctorbass for allot of technical advice on the phone ( frenchy talking )
-All ES members who help me during the built .

-Very special thanks to MadRhino who help me to fix my controller problem .
I met MadRhino on the street , He let me try few bikes of is ( They all are crazy power Lipo super dh bikes )

[Philistine]

Bravo, that is one seriously tidy build. I love the torque plate solution as well. I would love to see a similar thing done with Lipo, as you could get the whole thing much smaller, but I love how you have contained it all, that thing looks ready for battle.

[Doctorbass]

Super Nice build my friend!

Very Clean!... ... Cleaner than mine wich are more like Mad max

I'm impatient to meet you and enjoy our ebikes one day.. maybe

Big thanks to you for the help about advices for electrical regulations regarding my 220V 60A 2 pole sub panel

I would love to see a video of that ebike runing!

[fractal]

super vélo!!! félicitations!!! la boîte qui renferme la batterie est fait en aluminium??? The battery box is made of aluminium?? Did you fabricate it yourself?

[BATFINK]

Excellent work, it does have a really good industrial style look to it, definitely not stealthy but fit for purpose

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[IRON DOG]

super vélo!!! félicitations!!! la boîte qui renferme la batterie est fait en aluminium??? The battery box is made of aluminium?? Did you fabricate it yourself?

Salut fractal

As you ask ;

-the battery box , dash-board , and side covers are made of " russian plywood "
-the strap for holding the box to the frame are made of " aluminium flat bar "
-the removable controller and connection cover made of " plastic speaker box case "
-the 5$ spot-light are made of ABS pluming pipe .
-Ect ,ect ,ect ...

All and everything was hand-made from used and/or broken parts to lower the cost and to achieve the look and the performance i want for my commuter .

My next project is gona be a lipo dirt-bike " ghetto style " for mountain riding

Thanks guys for all the good comment , its really appreciate .

[veloman]

Nice attention to detail and maximization of space!

[SamTexas]

Just curious: What's the difference between "russian" and normal plywood?

[flathill]

Just curious: What's the difference between "russian" and normal plywood?

Also known as baltic birch
Great for skateboards and loudspeakers and

[nicobie]

Just curious: What's the difference between "russian" and normal plywood?

At least twice as many plys per thickness and no voids like in the crap home depot stuff

[SamTexas]

Thanks nicobie. So you cannot buy it at Home Depot?

[mvly]

Nice clean bike. Is this full suspension? If so it will be one kick ass bike.

[adam333]

tres jolie bike, I love the finish details. great work

peut-etre se verra t-on sur une piste cyclable a montreal eventuelement

[Lessss]

Cool motorcycle. Got a licenseplate for it yet?

[IRON DOG]

Cool motorcycle. Got a licenseplate for it yet?

HAHAHA ! I know your joking but when i was at the begining of my first project ,

I got some hesitation between building a bicycle or a plated scooter .

This bike run like a really-really-good scooter but whitout a license-plate

But i have to be careful a bit , because the speed limit in Montreal for ( assisted bicycle ) is 32 kmh

[MadRhino]

Since I have seen it in details, I can testify that this Ebike is built with great care, and everything look like it was manufactured specifically. To me, it looked like it could be commercialized as is, adding only a brand Logo and a color scheme.

We had a fun ride in the mountain with my bikes. I know that you will build one on a DH frame next, and i can't wait to see the look of it.