You know a video is going to be really great and above and beyond when there’s no talking or music whatsoever. No bullcrap just strictly business and cut to the chase.
I wish something like this was for sale. Easily serviceable, streamlined parts, easy to replace battery, waterproof/rustproof cover underneath. Very nice job sir.
@@geog26 most scooters right now have the traditional small wheel design with limited suspension. I wish they would do a redesign of the scooter to better suit electrification... bigger pneumatic wheels 16"+, and air suspension.
Beautiful how you dig out the balls from the old bearing, and reassembles a new oneYou know a video is going to be really great and above and beyond when there’s no talking or music whatsoever. No bullcrap just strictly business and cut to the cha
This is one of the best projects I've seen for getting into BEVs, DIY stuff and fun. It's simple and achievable for most people. I would use a belt drive instead of roller chain, it would run much more quiet.
@@itiswhatisis8174 Your argument: *you need to calm down* hahahahah Clear sign of person whose tongue is faster than his brain. Do you understand how dumb you are for assuming he is not calm, just like that, out of the blue? Even if he was expressively stating his opinion, telling him to calm down or even worse that he NEEDS to calm down has nothing to do with what he said nor are you bringing an argument for the solution, sadly, It just exposes how clogged up your mind is.
@@frog382 Jesus christ. Calm down champ. Its a joke about the fact that this is not actually achievable for most people. Take your BP medicine and lay down now lol.
@@itiswhatisis8174 And when i point out how shallow you are, you dont even come up with new shallow and hollow statement, but repeat the previous one LMAO
I'm a firm believer there is no such thing as simple construction. The plan might be simple, but construction is always complicated. Flubbed the cut, messed up the weld, drilled the hole a little too big, didn't measure right, and my personal favorite, "It was supposed to fit!" Impressive how you made it look simple.
Awesome! I like the simple operating system. No apps and all that bullshit. You got skills dude. Keep the design simple. Reminds me of the stuff we tried to build as a kid, but with a lawn mower engine and they usually didn’t have any brakes.
Great job on making a high-power electric scooter Man this vid deserve 18Billion views! The attention to detail and craftsmanship are truly impressive. Keep up the fantastic work!
I love the video. This is obviously way out of my budget & expertise, but this video is a great way to educate people on the basic knowledge needed for such a project & a great educational tool.
Excellent Project. Excellent Build Quality. Why didn't TH-cam make provision for one person to 'Like' many times? You would have earned many more 'Likes' from me for the multiple times I watched this video. Just add front and rear lights and a battery meter to know the level of charge at any given time. You also have enough space under to increase the battery capacity. Good job.
Nice job. If I was going to build something like this, I would use a composites approach to save weight, and when using a wood or foam core, you also get significant vibration dampening which is nice. S-glass fiberglass + high quality epoxy + plywood core makes some pretty strong and durable for the weight stuff. Even better add some carbonized CNC's (cellulose nanocrystals) to the epoxy. Also, for tubes, bamboo + S-glass fiberglass+epoxy+foam core makes some awesome tube structures. And if people want to do things on the cheap and still save some weight, regular fiberglass + plywood + Titebond III works pretty good as well. Believe it or not, Titebond III has a similar tensile strength (in some cases higher) as many regular store bought, two part epoxies. It's water based, has no fumes, is super non toxic, is pretty waterproof, and is far cheaper than the high quality epoxies used for boats, race cars, etc. (If using bamboo though, I would not use Titebond III for that unless the tubes are not load bearing. If they are load bearing at all, poney up for the high quality expensive epoxies with around 10k psi tensile strength and other high strengths.) Really, composites is where it is at for very high strengths at lower weights. And just adding 2% by weight graphenic graphite or carbonized CNC's to the epoxy helps to turn that S-glass composite better than expensive carbon fiber, but at much cheaper cost (it's fairly easy and inexpensive to make the above). I would also switch out the brushed motor for a brushless.
Good points but sometimes heavier is better. Your knowledge of composites is good but please show a single example of anyone in the world DIY building a grunty escooter using them. Btw, have you ever built a scooter?
@@mikesalive I have an even better example. James Biggar built a full on electric motorcycle out of a composite of plywood and fiberglass, in his video titled "How I Built An Electric Motorbike...Out Of Plywood?" And no, when it comes to especially electric vehicles which are run by batteries, heavier is NOT better--it means you have less battery life. Composites also can create far stronger structures at less weight than straight metal structures. It's why race cars, aerospace, etc, etc uses a lot of composite design. The new Aptera car is also built out of primarily composites and their crush and crash testing is quite impressive as to the strength to weight ratio. Their car is so light weight and aerodynamic that it gets ridiculously high travel time/distance for its batteries. No, I have not built an electric scooter before/yet. I'm in the middle of a project currently and can't start anything new for awhile, especially since after the prototype is finished and tested, it will be going on a crowdfunding site. It is on the eventual bucket list to build some kind of electric vehicle though. If my product takes off and I eventually have the money to hire people to build it for me, then I will have the time and money to do other projects for myself.
@@justinw1765 As I said, sometimes heavier is better. Increased weight provides greater inertial stability for moving vehicles. You will come to understand this with experience. Nothing in your wall of text is new information to me as I've been using composites in my own projects since the 1990's. Intriguing that a man who has time to write such long comments on youtube videos doesn't have time for extra projects. As they say, "if you want something done, give it to a busy person." That being said, I wish you all the best in your upcoming life.
@@maciejnowakprojects after all of that upgrade to brushless motor ;) and if you can afford lithium batteries that would be a tremendous upgrade if you add a 1500w controller.
@@tebibyte2357 +1 for the brushless motor. But, he did use lithium batteries (Sanyo Lithium Ion cells of 3500mAh capacity [6:34]). They were just in 18650 format. He could just upgrade the battery from 6p to like 10p to get more amp output. But, he was constrained to the side of the battery bay.
@@maciejnowakprojects and maybe a bike computer, so you can see your speed + distance traveled? They're cheap + mount super easily, would be a good addition :)
I love the scoot. I been nagging my kids about finding out if west aus has any of those electric ones but not with those tiny wheels, not them. What you made is something that many would enjoy. You are way too crafty and that's cool.
Bottom line is that this is a great video and really useful to see the motor and electrics side of the thing. Surely you should have overcome the frame capacity issue and fitted a disc brake to the rear? Possibly a thin rubber seal for the plate under the chassis? Anyway, that doesn’t take away from the fact that I’ve learnt a fair bit here for the go cart project I’m developing. Cheers!
Awesome, the only thing I might add possibly is some sort of shock absorbers. Only because what I noticed while riding electric scooters in the past, they tend to get a bit bumpy. And with the style scooter you built it would be a nice addition and look really cool as well. Just an idea tho, maybe if you get bored one day you could try it out. Either way awesome video!
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От души ибелой завистью позавидовал вашей домашней мастерской. Реально крутое оборудование прямо минизаводик такой. Очень классно вы замутили всю переделку и получился четкое средство передвижения. Одно меня смущает честно говоря в вопросе надежности. Вот эти электродвигатели в передней крышке имеют на мой взгляд слабоватые подшипники, чтобы их вот так смело нагружать такой нагрузкой и к тому же перпендикулярной оси двигателя. Эта нагрузка быстро разобьет и подшипник и того хуже, посадочное место подшипника в передней крышке. Конечно этот вариант наиболее простой. Но я бы удлиннил вал двигателя и и установил на одной линии с валом дополнительную опору с подшипником а между двигателем и доп. опорой уже разместил бы звездочку приводную. Вот тогда это было бы в разы надежнее. А в целом ваша работа мне очень понравилась спасибо за видео!!!!!!!
Buenas tardes. Un trabajo hecho por un profesional, una patineta nada qué envidiar a las que hay en el mercado. Que trabajo tan pulido, organizado. La compraría a ojo cerrado. Desde Colombia.
You should sell these in kit form in various completion levels. I would add a tach and meters to watch the batt level. Modded bike fenders to keep water/mud/rocks from kicking up. Awesome build it would buy one.
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Dude, you could make a ton of money 💰 selling these joints !!!!....Fiberglass out the drive train...Fancy paint with a rattle can, and tach and batt monitor...Winner Winner..Chicken Dinner...!!!!😊😊🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍💯💯👏👏
Cool ! I'm in the wheelchair and look for a while for an economic solution, starting from a base with bigger wheels. The main idea is to create something on 4 wheels that could be used in off-road. I'm saving this as a possibilie future project. 🙏
@@dewdideluxe Yes, I know, but I need to do one myself, and Jerry didn't do step by step video, although his ride is great ! If you have to take in consideration shipping over sea and fee taxes, it will get bit more expensive. Then, do we want to talk about satisfaction of doing things by yourself ? 🙂 Thanks !
Looked like he did in some of the clips. The sprocket stopped as soon as the motor did but the wheel continued to rotate. See 5:17 where he checks chain tension and spins the wheel a couple times. It would potentially be possible to slam a multi-speed freewheel or cassette in there as well, but as his wheel had a nonstandard freehub that wouldn't be possible with that specific wheel. You'd need one with a standardized freehub or screw mount for a freewheel to be able to do that. Although it would be awesome being able to row through gears on an electric scooter...
@@claudechirico5429 As with any electric vehicle... depends on how hard you rag on it. If we say that the battery has a capacity of 378wh calculated at nominal voltage, and the motor was to pull a full 1000w at all times, this should net you a runtime of around 30 minutes. The distance you could travel at that power draw would be very heavily influenced by any gradients or bumps in the road just like with any other vehicle. This is, of course, somewhat unrealistic compared to actually range testing the vehicle as the power demands constantly fluctuate, But it does give you a minimum expectation for how far it *should* be able to go if you were to floor it absolutely everywhere. As for how to recharge it, a word of warning: 1: Never over-charge a lithium ion cell, this can and does result in explosion and/or fire. 2: Don't over-discharge a lithium ion cell. This will damage it internally and shorten its life. 3: Never charge cells in series without the an adequate protection board or constant monitoring. Li-ion cells, unlike NiMH and NiCd have very different internal resistances from cell to cell, and you will always have one cell minimum that takes in more current than the others. This is why the act of "balancing" a li-ion battery is vital. It counters this lower internal resistance and allows the pack to charge more evenly. For Li-io / LiPo cells, your safe voltages are as follows: A drained cell is 2.8 to 3.00v (It's recommended to only discharge to 3.00v fir best longevity) Nominal voltage is 3.6 to 3.7v Storage voltage is 3.8v Fully charged is between 4.1 and 4.2v With that out of the way... you have 3 options... 1: use a BMS just like OP did. This allows you to feed in a voltage that is identical to the pack's fully charged voltage (e.g 42v for a 10S 36v pack) and the BMS will automatically monitor and stop charging once a cell (or bank of cells if you have more than 1 cell in parallel) reaches 4.2v. 2: Use a balancing charger: This will automatically monitor and also balance the pack to ensure that all of the cells are at the same voltage while simultaneously feeding current into the pack to charge it. This will net a fuller charge than most BMS modules excluding smart ones like AntBMS, but it can take longer to charge the pack. 3: Manually charge each bank of cells and use a low voltage alarm to protect the pack from over-discharge. This process is very slow and not recommended unless it's the only way you can safely charge the battery pack.
@@Idk12116Rex Well the metal band saw is a few thousand to start with. The welding setup is a few hundred never mind the months to become proficient at welding.
@@PWingert1966 a $ 20 hacksaw will work fine, and a belt drive would be soooo much better than a roller chain- it's so much more quiet. A wonderful project, because it's potentially so simple yet so fun. How cool would it be to make a propane powered steam engine generator to charge the batteries under way? Or a fold-out solar panel charger?
@@someotherdude there's a dude called "vicesat" who basically put a gasoline-powered generator on the back of an electric scooter to charge the batteries while riding, thus increasing range but not having it actually powered with a gasoline engine. he's spanish, doe
maybe put the controller in the frame to have more space for a bigger battery, using a chain is very sub optimal too and how much power does the motor have ?
Hey question around how much did it cost u to make this for the parts, etc? Love the build! Reason I'm asking is to see if its cheaper to make one yourself or buy one from store
About $100 for the battery, about $100 for the motor, chain, controller and wiring, and you could source or build the rolling chassis for about $100 or less. So $300 is my guess!
You know a video is going to be really great and above and beyond when there’s no talking or music whatsoever. No bullcrap just strictly business and cut to the chase.
Absolutely, if I hear some stupid music playing. I go somewhere else. I hate the music, especially when they put it over someone talking.
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I wish something like this was for sale. Easily serviceable, streamlined parts, easy to replace battery, waterproof/rustproof cover underneath. Very nice job sir.
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@@geog26 most scooters right now have the traditional small wheel design with limited suspension. I wish they would do a redesign of the scooter to better suit electrification... bigger pneumatic wheels 16"+, and air suspension.
Beautiful how you dig out the balls from the old bearing, and reassembles a new oneYou know a video is going to be really great and above and beyond when there’s no talking or music whatsoever. No bullcrap just strictly business and cut to the cha
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This is one of the best projects I've seen for getting into BEVs, DIY stuff and fun. It's simple and achievable for most people. I would use a belt drive instead of roller chain, it would run much more quiet.
Quieter and more efficient
"achievable for most people" you need to calm down lol
@@itiswhatisis8174 Your argument: *you need to calm down* hahahahah
Clear sign of person whose tongue is faster than his brain.
Do you understand how dumb you are for assuming he is not calm, just like that, out of the blue? Even if he was expressively stating his opinion, telling him to calm down or even worse that he NEEDS to calm down has nothing to do with what he said nor are you bringing an argument for the solution, sadly, It just exposes how clogged up your mind is.
@@frog382 Jesus christ. Calm down champ. Its a joke about the fact that this is not actually achievable for most people. Take your BP medicine and lay down now lol.
@@itiswhatisis8174 And when i point out how shallow you are, you dont even come up with new shallow and hollow statement, but repeat the previous one LMAO
I’m always amazed at how some people have the ability to build such projects.very enjoyable to watch you as constructed your scooter!! Tc from Nevada
Bro the man has a nasa amount of machines and tools in his garage
You need to study mechanical engineering 😂
How much will it cost to make these
I would be fitting disc brakes ,but you can always do that later
@@motivationalexperts1415 depends on where you live. Like for example in India you could build this around 200-250$
I love these vanity videos where you show off not only your skills but all the toys you have at your disposal. Great!
Nice build, good to see the frame triangulation, nice welds.
Thanks for sharing,
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I'm a firm believer there is no such thing as simple construction. The plan might be simple, but construction is always complicated. Flubbed the cut, messed up the weld, drilled the hole a little too big, didn't measure right, and my personal favorite, "It was supposed to fit!" Impressive how you made it look simple.
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He messed up most of his welds... moved too fast, not enough filler...
But it still worked as "Planned."
@@Anomaly.Filmworks who cares, it's a personal project. You keep improving while doing stuff like this
It is always good to see someone think outside of the box with their own vision and modify something to the way they want it good job 👍🏾
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Awesome! I like the simple operating system. No apps and all that bullshit. You got skills dude. Keep the design simple. Reminds me of the stuff we tried to build as a kid, but with a lawn mower engine and they usually didn’t have any brakes.
@NYCClubMaster We used our foot or just never stopped.
@@Nine_883 I'm still driving as I'm writing, I just can't stop
I have never felt so jealous of someone’s skill as much as this. Brilliant stuff.
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Great job on making a high-power electric scooter Man this vid deserve 18Billion views! The attention to detail and craftsmanship are truly impressive. Keep up the fantastic work!
I love the video. This is obviously way out of my budget & expertise, but this video is a great way to educate people on the basic knowledge needed for such a project & a great educational tool.
Yes,, agree,, good job, come to home my friend
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Projeto muito inteligente.
Parabéns!!!
@Corttez why are you asking him? He’s not the one who made the video. Why would he know?
Excellent Project. Excellent Build Quality. Why didn't TH-cam make provision for one person to 'Like' many times? You would have earned many more 'Likes' from me for the multiple times I watched this video. Just add front and rear lights and a battery meter to know the level of charge at any given time. You also have enough space under to increase the battery capacity. Good job.
Beautiful how you dig out the balls from the old bearing, and reassembles a new one
I always wanted to be the first dad to build my son West Coast Chopper bike electric build but I am neither of those
All he did was clean the race and re-grease...
Nice job. If I was going to build something like this, I would use a composites approach to save weight, and when using a wood or foam core, you also get significant vibration dampening which is nice. S-glass fiberglass + high quality epoxy + plywood core makes some pretty strong and durable for the weight stuff. Even better add some carbonized CNC's (cellulose nanocrystals) to the epoxy. Also, for tubes, bamboo + S-glass fiberglass+epoxy+foam core makes some awesome tube structures.
And if people want to do things on the cheap and still save some weight, regular fiberglass + plywood + Titebond III works pretty good as well. Believe it or not, Titebond III has a similar tensile strength (in some cases higher) as many regular store bought, two part epoxies. It's water based, has no fumes, is super non toxic, is pretty waterproof, and is far cheaper than the high quality epoxies used for boats, race cars, etc. (If using bamboo though, I would not use Titebond III for that unless the tubes are not load bearing. If they are load bearing at all, poney up for the high quality expensive epoxies with around 10k psi tensile strength and other high strengths.)
Really, composites is where it is at for very high strengths at lower weights. And just adding 2% by weight graphenic graphite or carbonized CNC's to the epoxy helps to turn that S-glass composite better than expensive carbon fiber, but at much cheaper cost (it's fairly easy and inexpensive to make the above).
I would also switch out the brushed motor for a brushless.
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Very true. Bamboo is totally impressive - especially for crushing strength.
Good points but sometimes heavier is better. Your knowledge of composites is good but please show a single example of anyone in the world DIY building a grunty escooter using them. Btw, have you ever built a scooter?
@@mikesalive I have an even better example. James Biggar built a full on electric motorcycle out of a composite of plywood and fiberglass, in his video titled "How I Built An Electric Motorbike...Out Of Plywood?"
And no, when it comes to especially electric vehicles which are run by batteries, heavier is NOT better--it means you have less battery life. Composites also can create far stronger structures at less weight than straight metal structures. It's why race cars, aerospace, etc, etc uses a lot of composite design.
The new Aptera car is also built out of primarily composites and their crush and crash testing is quite impressive as to the strength to weight ratio. Their car is so light weight and aerodynamic that it gets ridiculously high travel time/distance for its batteries.
No, I have not built an electric scooter before/yet. I'm in the middle of a project currently and can't start anything new for awhile, especially since after the prototype is finished and tested, it will be going on a crowdfunding site. It is on the eventual bucket list to build some kind of electric vehicle though. If my product takes off and I eventually have the money to hire people to build it for me, then I will have the time and money to do other projects for myself.
@@justinw1765 As I said, sometimes heavier is better. Increased weight provides greater inertial stability for moving vehicles. You will come to understand this with experience. Nothing in your wall of text is new information to me as I've been using composites in my own projects since the 1990's. Intriguing that a man who has time to write such long comments on youtube videos doesn't have time for extra projects. As they say, "if you want something done, give it to a busy person." That being said, I wish you all the best in your upcoming life.
Wow! I am speechless! You are an amazing engineer,,,keep it up!!!
I have to say that this is a clean build...
Awesome electric scooter for its simplicity 👍👍😃
Nice job. You should place a headlamp and tail light on it for night riding safety.
The only person on TH-cam so far who puts a goddamn filter when welding. Thank You sir! Literally no one does it. xD
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Should have installed a seat. It will make riding safer since it lowers your center of gravity and you are more stable.
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@@Unknown-ii8fw , only if there are pedals!😄
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It's the big wheels that make this special. Nice job!
Consider adding chain tensioner, lights and motor cover. Great bulid btw
I'm going to add some of these things, plus a key switch instead of the usual one and a battery charge indicator
@@maciejnowakprojects after all of that upgrade to brushless motor ;) and if you can afford lithium batteries that would be a tremendous upgrade if you add a 1500w controller.
@@tebibyte2357 +1 for the brushless motor.
But, he did use lithium batteries (Sanyo Lithium Ion cells of 3500mAh capacity [6:34]). They were just in 18650 format. He could just upgrade the battery from 6p to like 10p to get more amp output. But, he was constrained to the side of the battery bay.
@@korishan ah! I didn't notice that with the batteries
@@maciejnowakprojects and maybe a bike computer, so you can see your speed + distance traveled? They're cheap + mount super easily, would be a good addition :)
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I love the scoot. I been nagging my kids about finding out if west aus has any of those electric ones but not with those tiny wheels, not them. What you made is something that many would enjoy.
You are way too crafty and that's cool.
Bottom line is that this is a great video and really useful to see the motor and electrics side of the thing. Surely you should have overcome the frame capacity issue and fitted a disc brake to the rear? Possibly a thin rubber seal for the plate under the chassis? Anyway, that doesn’t take away from the fact that I’ve learnt a fair bit here for the go cart project I’m developing. Cheers!
hows the cart coming along?
Progress on your cart build please?
Beautiful job brother. Thanks for sharing,
You are star.
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Congratulations! Great construction and without annoying backround music!
The build is too good. Love your work. Can't wait to see your next project
Thanks!
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Nice. I saw one in the park last weekend. From the looks; it cost a lot of money.
This dude MADE his own battery. That was really legit.
This is normal when you have spot welding.
Awesome, the only thing I might add possibly is some sort of shock absorbers. Only because what I noticed while riding electric scooters in the past, they tend to get a bit bumpy. And with the style scooter you built it would be a nice addition and look really cool as well. Just an idea tho, maybe if you get bored one day you could try it out. Either way awesome video!
With the bigger wheels and pneumatic tires, this would be WAY less bumpy than the ninebot style scooters that the rental companies use.
Yeah, I was about to say you gotta have the shock absorbers even if the tires and frame is good.
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The best looking standup scooter I have ever seen. I just love those girder forks. :)
I love it. This is the first channel that I subscribed to after watching one video. Great work.
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Parabéns! Você realmente é um gênio da inovação. Fazer essas coisas sem cola deve dar um trabalhão com certeza. E que você cresça no TH-cam cada vez mais...
От души ибелой завистью позавидовал вашей домашней мастерской. Реально крутое оборудование прямо минизаводик такой. Очень классно вы замутили всю переделку и получился четкое средство передвижения. Одно меня смущает честно говоря в вопросе надежности. Вот эти электродвигатели в передней крышке имеют на мой взгляд слабоватые подшипники, чтобы их вот так смело нагружать такой нагрузкой и к тому же перпендикулярной оси двигателя. Эта нагрузка быстро разобьет и подшипник и того хуже, посадочное место подшипника в передней крышке. Конечно этот вариант наиболее простой. Но я бы удлиннил вал двигателя и и установил на одной линии с валом дополнительную опору с подшипником а между двигателем и доп. опорой уже разместил бы звездочку приводную. Вот тогда это было бы в разы надежнее. А в целом ваша работа мне очень понравилась спасибо за видео!!!!!!!
Can you list all the parts required??
that will be a lot of help
And their link too if available
It's very impressive. You are the real master of an electronic bike.
Now... That's what I called class... beautiful work... Well done, Excellent 👍
Buenas tardes. Un trabajo hecho por un profesional, una patineta nada qué envidiar a las que hay en el mercado. Que trabajo tan pulido, organizado. La compraría a ojo cerrado. Desde Colombia.
Even made a custom lithium-ion battery! Awesome build!
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Wow, lovely job you have done making this, but I would recommend a chain guard, wouldn't wanna catch my leg/foot on that?
You should sell these in kit form in various completion levels. I would add a tach and meters to watch the batt level. Modded bike fenders to keep water/mud/rocks from kicking up. Awesome build it would buy one.
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I just gotta say, your handmade battery pack was the most impressive to me.
Super-deceptive video. You made it look soooooo easy. Well done.
It's easy when a person knows what they're doing.
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The scooter can be done easy if you know what to do,if it looks deceptive it would be if there is camera edit cuts and fast fowarding to save time.
@@theekshanagamage2181 what is 90 the speed? Yes amazing, some of these scooters are fast around 90kmh is 55mph.
Nice! I believe a chain guard may be called for.
Bravo MAJSTORE.Svaka čast.From Serbia
Great Project, thank you.
Nice job dude! You got some skills!
Thank you
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Did you really paint the inside of the bearing? Yes, you really did. Great mechanic! I have no words. :D :D :D
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Everyone makes mistakes. You really looked hard to find something didn’t you?
I would be nice if you can add parts list and link to the motor, controller etc..
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Dude, you could make a ton of money 💰 selling these joints !!!!....Fiberglass out the drive train...Fancy paint with a rattle can, and tach and batt monitor...Winner Winner..Chicken Dinner...!!!!😊😊🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍💯💯👏👏
Great build! Do you think you could add a custom battery to the new Saunders metacycle? Looking for your response for real !
Good job,, come to my home my friend
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Clean build! I admire your skill.
Fajnie widzieć krajana, który odniósł sukces na yotube i to jeszcze w tak fajnej dziedzinie jak majsterkowanie. Bardzo fajny pojazd Panu wyszedł.
That's cool i want to make myself one now can you use a washing machine motor
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Bro! You have equipment to start your own business of scooters, oh man just the fact that you can solder metal. Neat!
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That was called welding.
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The engineering here is absolutely amazing, but why not just use a hub motor?
They need to mass produce these at a good price for adults. Id ride mine to the corner store all the time. LOL
i mean you can buy a good fast scooter for a thousand bucks
@spookwave low end
Or sell kits :)
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Do you have a store or something like that? It would great to buy one
He doesn’t know
High-power, High Performance. Sweet!
Cool ! I'm in the wheelchair and look for a while for an economic solution, starting from a base with bigger wheels. The main idea is to create something on 4 wheels that could be used in off-road. I'm saving this as a possibilie future project. 🙏
Syncro Van you should check JerryRigEverything channel, he made exactly what you said
@@dewdideluxe Yes, I know, but I need to do one myself, and Jerry didn't do step by step video, although his ride is great ! If you have to take in consideration shipping over sea and fee taxes, it will get bit more expensive. Then, do we want to talk about satisfaction of doing things by yourself ? 🙂 Thanks !
Do you have a freehub on the rear? Would be nice having a bicycle shifter in the rear for better acceleration/topspeed
Looked like he did in some of the clips. The sprocket stopped as soon as the motor did but the wheel continued to rotate. See 5:17 where he checks chain tension and spins the wheel a couple times.
It would potentially be possible to slam a multi-speed freewheel or cassette in there as well, but as his wheel had a nonstandard freehub that wouldn't be possible with that specific wheel. You'd need one with a standardized freehub or screw mount for a freewheel to be able to do that. Although it would be awesome being able to row through gears on an electric scooter...
How long do the batteries last and how do you recharge.
@@claudechirico5429 As with any electric vehicle... depends on how hard you rag on it. If we say that the battery has a capacity of 378wh calculated at nominal voltage, and the motor was to pull a full 1000w at all times, this should net you a runtime of around 30 minutes. The distance you could travel at that power draw would be very heavily influenced by any gradients or bumps in the road just like with any other vehicle.
This is, of course, somewhat unrealistic compared to actually range testing the vehicle as the power demands constantly fluctuate, But it does give you a minimum expectation for how far it *should* be able to go if you were to floor it absolutely everywhere.
As for how to recharge it, a word of warning:
1: Never over-charge a lithium ion cell, this can and does result in explosion and/or fire.
2: Don't over-discharge a lithium ion cell. This will damage it internally and shorten its life.
3: Never charge cells in series without the an adequate protection board or constant monitoring. Li-ion cells, unlike NiMH and NiCd have very different internal resistances from cell to cell, and you will always have one cell minimum that takes in more current than the others. This is why the act of "balancing" a li-ion battery is vital. It counters this lower internal resistance and allows the pack to charge more evenly.
For Li-io / LiPo cells, your safe voltages are as follows:
A drained cell is 2.8 to 3.00v (It's recommended to only discharge to 3.00v fir best longevity)
Nominal voltage is 3.6 to 3.7v
Storage voltage is 3.8v
Fully charged is between 4.1 and 4.2v
With that out of the way... you have 3 options...
1: use a BMS just like OP did. This allows you to feed in a voltage that is identical to the pack's fully charged voltage (e.g 42v for a 10S 36v pack) and the BMS will automatically monitor and stop charging once a cell (or bank of cells if you have more than 1 cell in parallel) reaches 4.2v.
2: Use a balancing charger: This will automatically monitor and also balance the pack to ensure that all of the cells are at the same voltage while simultaneously feeding current into the pack to charge it. This will net a fuller charge than most BMS modules excluding smart ones like AntBMS, but it can take longer to charge the pack.
3: Manually charge each bank of cells and use a low voltage alarm to protect the pack from over-discharge. This process is very slow and not recommended unless it's the only way you can safely charge the battery pack.
@@DigBipper188 WIN for all the great info! Thx!
@@sed6 no problem :)
That was pretty cool to watch you build that. Just wish you added some type of chain guard for safety. Great job. Hope it's still running
Man you are a genius, Great built.
Great work buddy! You make it look so easy haha... looking forward to your next project!
wooow bro😘😘😘 I wish i could like this video a thousand times .Great project bro!!!!!!!!!!
The camera filter used during welding was a great idea.
I love how he kicks the metal plate, great video btw
Dude, you have some serious tools in that shop.
Все на массовое производство))) 👍👍👍
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What a peaceful area this is. I love to be there. Which country and town is this?
Poland, basically any village
Watching This made me happy . Great build .. 👍
1 min of silence to those who cut their scooty to try this but failed.
I would like to say yes but no
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@@Idk12116Rex Well the metal band saw is a few thousand to start with. The welding setup is a few hundred never mind the months to become proficient at welding.
@@PWingert1966 a $ 20 hacksaw will work fine, and a belt drive would be soooo much better than a roller chain- it's so much more quiet.
A wonderful project, because it's potentially so simple yet so fun.
How cool would it be to make a propane powered steam engine generator to charge the batteries under way? Or a fold-out solar panel charger?
@@someotherdude there's a dude called "vicesat" who basically put a gasoline-powered generator on the back of an electric scooter to charge the batteries while riding, thus increasing range but not having it actually powered with a gasoline engine. he's spanish, doe
This is exactly what I want to see on the TH-cam and to make it.
Great build, I love it.
Can u build it one for me too I will pay for it plz😁
Make it two I love it this could be a nice present 🎁 for my kid just let me know the price so I can sent you the money 💰 thanks bro
Make three of them i want to have one of this Great work;)
4 of dem 🤩
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You have talent Sir.👍
Pretty fantastic work, dude! Beautiful build!!! 😃
Really well done!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
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to stay safe means to avoid the vaccine with all the costs...
otherwise you will need vaccines for the rest of your life
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I don't speak egyptian but I think he likes it
Wonderfull project. Only for the noise of the chain could it also be done with a belt?
We'll need your company in Nord-EST to west central. You welcome like partnership business there. Good luck!
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I would like to place an order. Seriously. Thats awesome 👌
maybe put the controller in the frame to have more space for a bigger battery, using a chain is very sub optimal too and how much power does the motor have ?
Amazing 👍💕 are you the engineer from factory ? you got all professional tools . 👍 excellent project . 💪
Интересно: за что народ дизы ставит? Зависть рукожопов?
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High power? 1kw? 😂👍
за то, что ведомая звездочка восьмёрит малёхо.
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Fantastic !. Great job !. Greetings from Scotland 🏴.
Marvelous creativity sir head's of and sir would you like to give all the measurements of this bike so I will make it please
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Hey question around how much did it cost u to make this for the parts, etc?
Love the build! Reason I'm asking is to see if its cheaper to make one yourself or buy one from store
About $100 for the battery, about $100 for the motor, chain, controller and wiring, and you could source or build the rolling chassis for about $100 or less. So $300 is my guess!
@@sed6 what is the scooter brand ?
Hey what's the name for the bit you used @2:18 ? Looks very useful :)
Great, as always. Thanks for your content it really inspires us!
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Is it possible to make an order ?
Range? Good work! 👍👍👍
switch strar's places, the top speed with that set up gonna be crazy
İzlerken hiç bitmesin istedim mühteşem olmuş, good very very good
Good Job Bro. You are a good Engineer ☺️
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Good job. Wonder why if you go through all that trouble. Why not disk brakes?
Brilliant video and excellent build.