Nice bike and EXCELLENT workmanship!
Easily one of the nicest bike we've seen here. I think your frames would sell.
Easily one of the nicest bike we've seen here. I think your frames would sell.
sn0wchyld said:whats the 'dry' weight of the bike? as in no batts,motor etc, just the bike as if you were going to ride it under pedal power alone? 9kg is heavy, but im guessing thats gonna be near impossible to break.
etard said:Sooo very cool, nice work and thanks for posting with all the great photos from step one. That's a very sick frame design, can you post some pics inside the box? I would like to see the layout and how everything fits.
etard said:Watch out, Stealth Bomber guys might come on here and say you copied their design!
Oh and Spin, wheelies on a bike are a good thing, flipping off the back with a slight touch of the throttle is a bad thing. :lol:
Microbatman said:Great frame!!
Just what the hot rod and high powered ebike market needs as this is the weak link in the system.
Any plans to make this available as a kit?
Or alternative would be to SELL PLANS that we could take to local welding fab shop to have the frame made locally.
How hard would it be to make plans available for purchase that a fab welding shop could follow?
Would love that. I would buy plans at the right price. Dream come true.
Thank you for your all your contribution and sharing with us.
Linukas said:sn0wchyld said:whats the 'dry' weight of the bike? as in no batts,motor etc, just the bike as if you were going to ride it under pedal power alone? 9kg is heavy, but im guessing thats gonna be near impossible to break.
Sorry, I can weight it just after a week, I do not want to reasamble now, because I'm using it everyday. but acording my calculations it must weight ~20kg
Yes, maybe you can build these in quantity for sale?Linukas said:Microbatman said:I must get some answers about prices of frame parts manufacturers for more quantity, because that prototype I made is very expensive.
deVries said:Yes, maybe you can build these in quantity for sale?Linukas said:Microbatman said:I must get some answers about prices of frame parts manufacturers for more quantity, because that prototype I made is very expensive.
deVries said:My main design concern is:
The width from left-to-right for the double-width frame and batteries may cause the knees or feet to flair outwards during pedal rotation??? Are you able to maintain a perfectly natural riding-pedaling position for the knees & feet when pedaling 360 degrees?
OR...
Is the width for the pedals from the right to left outside edges the same distance as for a bicycle, or did you have to design the pedals to be further apart & wider to allow for frame/battery width clearance while pedaling too?
+1.deVries said:Bump to give us an update.