Electric dirtbikes....plz help

[noodles_24]

So my perrents went with a razor mx350 for my little sisters birthday.. the thing isn't that bad but does any one know anything about modding them??? i want to through a bigger motor and better batterys but all i have experience in is gas engines... plz help

 

[unit_mx]

hahahahah electric dirtbikes whats going on there?

 

[mad man]

get some pics of this wild machine!

 

[unit_mx]

is it razor as in the fold up scooter brand razor? ,put some shots up of this badboy

 

[foolsp33d]

For more Go try a lithium battery.. but be expected to pay serious dollars... im not to sure what motors they run but you could look at the ESC as this may be limiting the performance.. or possibly going for a better motor..depending.

i want to through.....

Keep in mind this ISNT YOUR BIKE.. Its your SISTERS.. Let HER decide if she wants it 'butchered'/modified before doing ANYTHING!

 

[Franky]

Foolsp33d inlighten me, are theses legal for street use?

 

[foolsp33d]

Hmm.. not sure would depend on the output of the motor.. im lead to believe if its under 200watt.. then it dosnt require a license to operate but normal bicycle laws apply.. ie helmet, not on footpaths etc..
the shop I used to work for sold electric scooters.. they were imported by a company called Progear, had a brushless motor in the rear wheel(18") a top speed of about 45kmh, headlights, indicators, stoplights, horn, not bad if you were 60+ and lived in a nice flat area... will edit in a pic if i can find one..

ok quick info

*SNIP*
Max Speed: Up to 25km/h
Motor: 195w Brushless Motor
Bike Weight: 40kgs
Rider Weight: Up to 100kgs
Travel Distance: Up to 50kms
Charge Time: 5-8 hours
Battery Type: Lead Acide / Gel Type
Lights: Headlights, Stoplight, tail light & turn indicators
Parking Stand: Centre & Side
Storage: Front, Rear & Underseat Storage
Brakes: Front and Rear Drum
Wheels: Alloy Tri-Spoke
Colours: Red / White or Blue / White


Victorian Rules are:
Petrol powered motorised scooters cannot be used on public roads and footpaths. Electric powered scooters are legal for use on low speed public roads (no greater than 50km/h) which have no dividing lines or median strip and footpaths provided they:

Have an ungoverned power output of 200 watts or less, and
A maximum speed of no more than 10km/h.
The requirements for helmet use, brakes, a bell or horn and front and rear lights when ridden still apply.

*taken from:http://www.tacsafety.com.au/jsp/con...D=A834384B7F000001015CFEF864C3A824&pageID=945

Foolsp33d inlighten me, are theses legal for street use?

The one pictured(in this post) is apperently NOT LEGAL FOR STREET USE(as it goes over the Max speed)
So I guess Not!
Note: Illegal use of motorised scooters and miniature motorbikes can attract penalties up to $818.

 

[noodles_24]

out here in colorado if it is electric you can register it as a motor powered scooter...
i doesn't matter if it's my sisters.. she broke meh goped so i am kinda obligated to play arround with it..

 

[pegleg]

just wondering how much you paid for a few km of extension cord..lol

 

[unit_mx]

just wondering how much you paid for a few km of extension cord..lol

lol best call

 

[noodles_24]

it was 500 dollars just so i could go into boulder... lawl

 

[pegleg]

hell thats about $720AU.... lol