With Some PaintGetting lightsRear swingarmAdded turn signalsRear break light and turn signalsEarly morning test rideDrive sideMotor and shaftExpanded the battery box
OwnerMark Gelbien
LocationLevittown, New York United States map
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Vehicle2008 BBM-1
Built from the ground up to be a electric bike
MotorCrystalyte 5302 Brushless DC
This work with a 3KW boost motor which is a 48V Unite motor.
DrivetrainMain drive is a Hub motor
ControllerKelly KEB726001
6 KW controller I'm running it at 50% on the software slider giving me 80 amps battery current
BatteriesHI Power, 3.30 Volt, Lithium-Ion
3 48 volt 16 cell pack in parallel
System Voltage48 Volts
Charger unknown
provided by Electric Motorsport
Instrumentationcycle annalist
Top Speed55 MPH (88 KPH)
Range50 Miles (80 Kilometers)
Watt Hours/Mile80 Wh/Mile
Seating Capacity2
Curb Weight230 Pounds (104 Kilograms)
Tires3 17 front
2.75 18 rear
7/11/08
Well she is completely road legal I have a vin she is inspected and I have plates and insurance. I took my road test for my license with the bike. That was a experience but went well and I have my motorcycle license.
I'm tweaking the suspension and fine tuning the ride. I so enjoying riding the bike.
5/17/08
Version 1 is basically complete and I am now going for a VIN number. I have a inspection date by NYS DMV the week of 5/19. I've sent in all the paperwork and hope to have her on the road within 2 weeks
2/16/08
The goal of this project is to design a frame around the batteries so that no added weight was needed to hold the batteries resulting in a very light weight bike. The box frame design turns out to be very strong. The bike is a works in progress. As of 2/16/08 I finishing up the head light, brake lights, turn signals and horn. Then I'll start working on the LifeP04 batteries. I have 48 3.3 volt 20AH cells sitting on the bench.

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