What happened?
- Thread starter jdcburg
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Yeah, JD I just looked for the same thread and it's nowhere to be found HUH ?
Maybe a Mod will read this and tell us what happened to the thread.
Peace Crazy Horse.
JD, is this the one you were looking for I couldn't find the thread but I found a youtube video of something about this 1000 watt 48volt 75mph dual hub electric bicycle.
Here's the Link to The fastest e-bike. Speed 120km/h ( 75mph)
YouTube - The fastest e-bike. Speed 120km/h ( 75mph)
cyclonebike | March 30, 2009
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C.H.
Here's the Link to The fastest e-bike. Speed 120km/h ( 75mph)
YouTube - The fastest e-bike. Speed 120km/h ( 75mph)
cyclonebike | March 30, 2009
The fastest e-bike on the market today from Electric bicycle DIY kits kit NuVinci Electric Scooter e-bike Electric bicycle DIY kits kit NuVinci Electric Scooter e-bike Electric bicycle DIY kits kit NuVinci Electric Scooter e-bike Electric bicycle DIY kits kit NuVinci Electric Scooter e-bike El. Cyclone's double 1000A motorized kit with speed up to 120km/h ( 75mph). If you are looking for green power, see the video and how the e-bike races past cars, scooters, trucks and buses. With the video camera installed on the bicycle handlebar, our spectators were stunned.
C.H.
That video was the basis for the thread. The discussion was how much power was needed to get to and maintain higher speeds, and related issues such as what bike modifications might be needed - jd
I think it was removed because the thread was going in a bad direction.
Prolly good that it was removed... The OP was looking to go electric because he lost his license, but he didn't realize that in his state an electric bicycle isn't allowed to go faster than 20mph or it's considered a moped. Basically, he was trying to get around the laws that punished him for already breaking them.
From the quick glance at his battery pack I'm having serious doughts that bike went 120km. Maybe around 80km tops.
