VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS
Motor: 600 Watt Brushless Electric Motor
Controller: Controls speed between throttle and motor
Battery: Lithium Ion 10 amp hour
Drive: Dual Range 14 speed gearing
Brakes: Hydraulic Disc
Bars: Carbon Fiber 1.5 inch rise
Frame: 6061- T6 Aircraft Seamless Aluminum Tubing
Fork: Dual Crown Triple Clamp 10" adjustable travel
Rear Rack: 8" x 21" aluminum
Tires: 20" x 8" tubeless
Cranks: Shimano
Deraileur: Shimano
Seatpost: Carbon Fiber
Seat: WTB
Chains: Shimano
Wheels: Hanebrink
Hubs: Hanebrink
I have been looking at that. I want to figure out how they stacked the two gears on the electric motor. I want to build an electric drive similar to that but with a more conventional bike. I figured out the gear ratios needed, but have not figured out how to make the gears work, it is almost like you need to thread a fixed cog on first and then a freewheel on top of that.
600 watts powered through a cogset would be pretty crazy.
They've been making human powered versions of these for like 20 years. I've always wanted to ride one.
Having spent many a summer day thrashing through the underbrush on a Honda XL70, I would say the above machine is much closer to that than a mountain bike. It looks like it should have knobby tires on it.
It looks like it might have use as a motorcycle trials bike.
