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3-Wheel Electric Scooter Project
Ferris 3-wheel electric scooter. I have been retired
for 3 years and needed a hobby. My electric 3-wheel scooter is
built with electric bike and scooter parts: 2 Kollmorgan 24V DC
motors, a Magura 5k ohm twist throttle. The shortened 6"
handlebars are from an old Schwinn Beach Cruiser and the frame
is a Lil Kids. The rear forks, wheels and
20" tires are off a Schwinn Stingray Chopper. The motor sprocket
is 11 tooth for #25 chain. The rear wheel sprocket is a 65
tooth. Powered by two 12V electric scooter batteries. |
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Electric Recumbent Bike Project
I live 3.6 miles from work with some
hills, and can wear my work clothes, as I do not work up a
sweat! I go up hills at 19 - 20 MPH instead of 7 MPH, which is a
lot less demoralizing! The motor, throttle, chain and sprockets
are from
ElectricScooterParts.com. |
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Electric Car Project
Custom made electric car, rides 2 comfortably, 3
wheels, 5 speed shifter, top speed 22 MPH. Powered by an
ElectricScooterParts.com 36 volt/750 Watt motor and Magura twist
throttle. |
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Electric BMX Project
Custom made electric BMX bike. This electric bicycle
uses Lipo Battery.
Many of the parts used to make this electric bicycle were
purchased from ElectricScooterParts.com.
View image of motor and wheel. |
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The DaxMobile 3-Wheel
Electric
Scooter Project
My 2006
summer science project was this electric powered vehicle, which
I call the "DAXMOBILE". It has two batteries (24 volts) and a
Kollmorgan 300 watt brushless DC motor purchased from
ElectricScooterParts.com. It has a welded steel frame and can travel at about 10 MPH. My dad and I built this together.
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High School Student
Places
First In Science And Engineering Competition
"In his search for a cool engineering project, West
High senior Dan Masquelier combined a scooter and lawnmower
parts, some batteries, an electric motor and his dad’s shop
stool."
Click here to read the full
newspaper story.
Most of the parts used to make this electric scooter were
purchased from ElectricScooterParts.com. |
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University
Freshman
Electric Scooter Project
This 2-wheel electric scooter was made
from a full suspension push scooter. The aluminum brackets used
to fabricate this scooter were CAD designed and CNC machined.
All of the electrical components used to create this scooter
were purchased from ElectricScooterParts.com. |
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University
Senior
Electric Scooter Project
This custom 3-wheel scooter uses two
of our Redmond 24 Volt DC motors to drive it's front hub-less
design wheels. Some of the more advanced methods of fabrication
incorporated into this project are: CAD designing, CNC
machining, and the lost foam casting method for the aluminum
control handles.
View image of spoke-less wheel.
View side image of scooter. |
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Electric Big Wheel (EBW)
Electric Go-Karts
These hand built electric 3-wheel
go-karts are powerful enough to
spin doughnuts (in circles) on dry pavement. The builder of
these carts has future plans of building an Electric Big Wheel mini-bike.
These electric go-karts are made in Canada and many of the
parts used to create these 3-wheelers were purchased from
ElectricScooterParts.com. |
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Electric Mountain Bike
Project
Custom made electric mountain bike. This electric
bicycle uses our Curtis 1505 speed controller and Magura 5k Ohm twist
throttle.
Many of the parts used to make this electric bicycle were
purchased from ElectricScooterParts.com. |
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3-Wheel Electric Moped
Project
Custom made 3-wheel electric moped. This electric
moped uses our Magura 5k Ohm twist throttle. Many of the parts used to make this electric
moped were
purchased from ElectricScooterParts.com. |
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Modified and Upgraded Currie Electric Scooter
This Currie electric scooter was upgraded with our item
# MAG-007 custom mag rims with 12-1/2x2.5 heavy-duty tires and
tubes, AWI 5k Ohm thumb throttle, and heavy-duty front V-brakes. Many of the parts used to
upgrade this electric scooter were
purchased from ElectricScooterParts.com. |
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Electric Powered Ride-On Train
This ride-on electric powered mini-train uses our
Curtis 1505 variable speed controllers and Redmond 24 volt
400 watt DC motors. Many of the parts used to build this electric
powered train were
purchased from ElectricScooterParts.com. |
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