2wd Motorized Bicycle

windtrader

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how is this going?

I'm curious how this sort of drive system is working out. What is the latest? Thanks
 

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That gear setup is just like an old fashioned "egg-beater" drill. (Or egg beater, for that matter. LOL) This is just personal opinion, but I don't think I'd trust that setup to last very long if you are over 150 pounds, and/or do much steep hill riding.

I would suggest that you instead put two motors on the bike.
 

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Agreed

That gear setup is just like an old fashioned "egg-beater" drill. (Or egg beater, for that matter. LOL) This is just personal opinion, but I don't think I'd trust that setup to last very long if you are over 150 pounds, and/or do much steep hill riding.

I would suggest that you instead put two motors on the bike.

After checking this option out a bit more, it may be unique not all that practical.
 

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considering its electric, i wonder why go to all that effort to drive the front wheel...when a hub wheel front and back does much the same thing? with less mechanical losses.

KISS...huh?
 

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Well it is a shifter bike as well. All this is being done with a single motor instead of two
Also he's got two batteries. This bike should really have some good range and climbing abilities.

What I think is the most important thing is this build could be done with a gas engine. Would be cool to see that done.
 
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