| Owner | Ryan Bonigut |
|---|---|
| Location | Jacksonville, Florida US map |
| Vehicle | old push scooter |
| Motor | Ohio Electric Permanent Magnet DC 1 HP 24 Volt |
| Drivetrain | dual chain reduction |
| Controller | modified resistive forklift controller |
| Batteries | 2, 12.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, Flooded mix matched freebie car batteries |
| System Voltage | 24 Volts |
| Charger | 12 Volt automatic multipurpose charger |
| Heater | The resistive control, obviously. |
| Instrumentation | 8 function bike speedo |
| Top Speed | 32 MPH (51 KPH) |
| Acceleration | 0 to 30 MPH in about 8-10 seconds |
| Range | 25 Miles (40 Kilometers) |
| Seating Capacity | 1 adult |
| Curb Weight | 175 Pounds (79 Kilograms) |
| Tires | (R) 16" 90psi. (F) 20" 60psi standard. |
| Conversion Time | off and on for about 3 months |
| Conversion Cost | about $3 in bolts |
| Amazing what you can do with spare parts, and a few freebies. The brakes are very undersized. But it does stop. Has 2 settings. Low power and full out, plus automatic freewheel when no power on. Its fun, extremly quiet, and a head turner. Parts of it are from the electric trike that had to be dismantled before I moved. Seen here: WebPage A bit of creativity went into this. Like how to make a strong enough rear wheel (that's bedframe spokes). And how to make a jackaxle (pedal asym off a old 20" bike). And some the frame stiffener under the scoot (store display). Happy Building, and EVing. | |





