is this the future for bikes ?

[peanut]

this guy passes everything on the track with his electric bicycle !

 

[Sub xs650]

Not to bad for home made lol

 

[peanut]

bet it gave those racers a bit of a shock to be overtaken by a bicycle.

 

[VosaME]

It is not a bike but this little electric drag car is very impressive!

 

[ANLAF]

That guy must have been peddling really quickly to get up to those speeds.

Anlaf

 

[Johnt3]

I'm thinking that this is more of what the future is for "motor" cycling.
https://www.mission-motorcycles.com/

 

[I am Carbon]

Hey John I found this

 

[peanut]

I enjoyed that ! Sounds like Leno did too

cheers Carbon.

Didn't a friend of yours build an e chopper cycle or something ?
i'd love to know a little about how he achieved it , motor , transmission etc .

 

[I am Carbon]

I enjoyed that ! Sounds like Leno did too

cheers Carbon.

Didn't a friend of yours build an e chopper cycle or something ?
i'd love to know a little about how he achieved it , motor , transmission etc .

Yes that's right.
My buddy Dave did. when I see him again i'll get him to go in depth about the build

 

[Airwolfie]

Yes that's right.
My buddy Dave did. when I see him again i'll get him to go in depth about the build

Dude that is sweet! Fake tank needed! But use it for putting things in it like a saddle bag!How fast does it go?!

 

[I am Carbon]

Hey airwolfie. it feels like it goes around 30mph. and runs about 2 hours on a charge

 

[Airwolfie]

not bad for a plod about then!

 

[Johnt3]

Yeah, I saw that video Carbon! If it wasn't for the price man that would be an addition to my garage.
You tell your buddy Dave that I think his electric bike is too cool brother!

 

[1974jh5]

He was movin' on. I wonder how he made it through the dragon teeth at the Corkscrew without any suspension.

I might have to build me one of those.

 

[ridgerunner1965]

ha! me and my son made a electric bicycle chopper when he was like 8 yrs old. we used 2 or 3 different bikes for parts and extended the forks about 12 in by welding 2 forks together.then we installed a ancient 12v motor that ran the back wheel via a round stone rubbing on the rear tire.i got the motor from my gpa, he used to to help him up hills when he was rideing his bicycle.it had a lever on the bars controlling the voltage.then a bike batt slung under the top bar powered it.that suker would do about 35mph when he was rideing it.kinda dangerous with the extended forks and the 10 inch front wheel.

 

[Gene]

This is a great watch...Rather impressive results too

 

[VosaME]

Chip is two parts crazy and one part genius... or maybe the other way around! Great video!