Be fair, all you critics: this is a very impressive exercise in home engineering. Of course it isn't practical but then how practical is any custom chopper or Manga bike? Hats off to this guy for completing an insanely difficult - and expensive - project.
Ijusthopeitsquick Yes I agree, this guy is not about making good video but amazing project; I have seen a lot of electric bikes...this one is my preferate. If it can keep at least 60 km/h for 100 km long on one charge I would go for it and make even more people jalous in my neighborhood ;- /
the reverse is hilarious watching him fly backwards.... unfortunately that's all we get to see him riding... backwards. hopefully the next video will have much more of his driveway and truck and absolutely no riding at all
very nice job on your build. don't pay any attention to the dumb idiots who posted negative comments...most of them couldn't even pound a nail in straight let alone build their own bike without having someone else help them. they are just young and shallow and immature babes. great work! I built a custom streetrod from scratch taking 4 years won many awards with it so I know what's involved in doing it all yourself. peace
+Coherant bliss very nice street rod you built,i enjoyed ALL of your videos and pictures you provided. seriously,were you actually dreaming that this happened?????
thankyou! Do you have any plans for another bike build? I'm in the process (slow) of rebuilding a 76 chevy short box stepside 4x4 for my son....lotsa patch panels geeze. Take care!
I love it. Although it would be nice if he provided a webpage with specs of distance per charge, the weight, the cost, if he builds to order, and any other pertinent information.
E bikes similar to this usualy get terrable range because of the weight of the batteries & the high wattage required out of the motor to pull the weight. I'm guessing it gets 20 to 30 miles per charge tops depenging on the overall weight, batteries & wattage he used. I used to ride a 500 watt electric scooter that ran on 3 batteries wired in sequence & it only got 10 to 20 miles per charge.
New era for batteries is coming.Soon the batteries will be more powerful and lighter.The main companies are working deliriously in that. Are just around the corner
Great job, I get that the look is important we live in a visually focused world and it looks cool. If you redesign/remodel it at some point, maybe consider replacing the fake v-twin with a look similar to the Brammo Empulse, be proud of the fact you've designed and built your own battery powered softail. Anyway, great work, I'm sure you've put your heart and soul into it. To all the guys on here negging you out; maybe consider that fact that he's built this his way and be a little more constructive in your comments. When you have something you're proud of you might appreciate a friendlier attitude.
+kelly teare: thats what i was wondering ..i just moved on...i laughed and told my wife he can build a bike but not remember to take the camera with him...lmao
I smirk and laugh at some of the comments. Some people still live in a cave I guess. To each his own. GR8 job on the bike. If you were my neighbour I'd get you to build one for me and I'd proudly ride it and park it in my garage beside my RZ 500 and my HD Night Train custom! That is Genious!
Yes get him a GoPro, so we can waste another 10 minutes watching his front fender or the asphalt flying by! Or maybe, if he uses GoPro we can watch his mirrors or his speedometer for 10 minutes! LMAO
What a shame that you don't take even a couple of minutes to respond to the people interested in the amazing work you have done. Sure, it's your choice and your privacy, but you said in your last video that you wanted to show what can be done without being a pro bike builder... so for gods sake man, SHOW US!!!! What is the motor? Frame? Battery type and capacity? Front suspension? Speed? Range? How did you make the motor and battery casings? ANYTHING!!! I ride an M109R. I'd love to build something similar as an electric bike, perhaps with a 50kw motor. Throw us a bone here!!!
Nice "looking bike" but what are the details Please? How far will it go on a charge? how long to recharge it ? How long to build it , What motor and controller did you use what batteries did you use ? how fast can it go ? have you thought of incorporating a permanent magnet alternator on the front and back wheels to recharge the batteries at the same time as you are riding it? It is a shame you lost your voice on the day you have a lot of people loving the bike but needing more imput from you Anyway nice bike and I agree the driveway is nicely laid down Grin
+Moondyne .Joe Why put alternators on the wheels? Why not connect a big one directly to the motor? Because it would be dumb to use an electric motor and electric brake at the same time. AC regenerative motor would be the way to go.
attaching an alternator to the wheels would be useful for regenerative braking and maybe cruising downhill. While the motor is working though, the alternator wouldn't recover enough energy to do much because otherwise that would violate the fundamental laws of physics.
ZPERO attaching an alternator to the wheels would be redundant, the motor itself is already attached to the wheels, and the motor can generate during braking.
C'est tres beau (de la part d'un motard qui n'aime pas les customs et autres Harley) il faudrait un peu de musique, et un pote pour filmer... car la vidéo n'est pas la la hauteur de la réalisation. encore bravo vivement que les ingénieurs aient trouver des accus efficaces.
Alle Achtung. Das Bike sieht einfach nur cool aus. Schade, dass es sowas nicht zu einem erschwinglichen Preis frei zu kaufen gibt. Bei dem Teil wäre mir auch die Reichweite schon fast egal, solange man damit bis zur nächsten Eisdiele und zurück kommt. Die Geschwindigkeit spielt bei einem solchen Hobel ohnehin keine Rolle, da beim Vorbeirasen dann niemand das Bike in Fahrt bewundern kann. So. Und jetzt noch das Ganze mit Kennzeichen und dann eine Bauanleitung veröffentlichen. Gratuliere. Eines der collsten E-Bikes, das ich bisher gesehen habe. Weiter so. Das sich hier immer wieder Idioten über die Video Qualität aufregen ist normal. Alles Leute, die selbst kaum Ahnung haben ausser vom Nörgeln.
What? Went out for groceries and came back without any beer? Grew a beard watching this vid! Cool bike though, thanks for the video wish there was more information!
Anyone who has the skills to build a bike like this can certainly put up columns and archways like the ones shown in the video, and inexpensively. Having worked as a set builder, under experts, I can now duplicated something like this with plastic pipes or sonotube, elastomeric paint, dry sand, dimensional lumber and/ or rigid foam. These can hide an H-beam, I-beam upright, or even concrete or wooden pillars. :-) I helped build and decorate an Aztec stone pyramid out of wood, plywood, spray foam, and the paint and sand. Half of it inside a horse barn, and half in an abandoned mine quarry. It's Hollywood Magic in action. Bonus: I can now finish interiors and exteriors to look like adobe/ Southwestern style buildings, etc. I just might be able to use that skill some day, hopefully soon. :-)
Definitely cool. And I like the pho engine idea. Now get a helmet cam or place a tripod on the street and show us the speed.....its a great looking bike!
I have had friends who built custom choppers, when they brought big money. Building a chopper like this is nothing more than an over grown RC car, my friends were doing some other job that bored the crap out of them so they decided to build something cool and sold them. It does not take a Kollage Degree for a man to do something cool like this, it takes the heart and the desire to build. Electric cars,planes,motorcycles are nothing more than larger versions of RC vehicles, and my bet is that most professors could not build something like this. Its not about the money its about desire to leave something cool on this planet. Kollage is a waste of time unless you desire money.
***** I started out with $20 to my name when i was 16. No GED. No HS diploma. No family/friend help. (Was left at a bus stop, obviously no family help) You can work hard and grind. Early 30s, own my own house. 5 bedroom. No mortgage. Own my dream car (vette). Looking at electric bikes for commuting. (Saves $$$). Just because someone has money, doesn't mean they were lucky or had good parents. The people who sit around and complain are those who get passed up in life :)
Saudi Arabia and oil companies like Shell, BP will never let us breath, they will make it very hard for this new innovations to be mass produced. Technologies like the induction Cook-tops were created in 1971 but they were delayed until now.
What do you mean they've been delayed till now? They were developed in the early 1900s and have been in production since the early 70s, induction stoves have been available for sale for decades now. Not many ads for them because the demand is still very low.
Strange to make it look like a Harley, all that weight and bulk wasted; volume which could be useful storage or left off for a lean look. It's a bit like making a jet plane and adding wings to make a bi-plane because it is the look you are familiar with. Beautiful but missing the point.
So, so cool. Sign me up if you go into production. I want one just like that. What a cool ride! Nice work! You might want a rear fender so as not to wear a dirt stripe on your back. Still, so cool.
Itś an Nice Parody to the Choppers many know, as an very Loud Vehicle, with Cultstatus. For me an intresting Alternative, with an little Smile Effect ;-)
"I suppose that it takes someone to be (in the comfort of) home, to be able to design such a beautiful electric motorcycle! ( It needs an optional MP3 player with the recording of a loud V-twin engine, and speakers mounted at the cylinder head, so the sound would come out of the Fake exhaust pipes!!..lol..!!) No, but all jokes aside, my view of this build; I think it's awesome!!"
Looks nice, but very very inefficient design, but I get it if you're just going for looks. It runs on a friction drive system which is good for cruising speeds, but if you really wanna tear up those tires, not the best system. Gorgeous bike.
7 years ago!? How did I miss this?!? S. Schwargan, sir, VERY WELL DONE! I love how you maintained a V-Twin look. Impressive engineering. Did you house the batteries inside the V-Twin? Are the primary drive and air cleaner functional?
we try to stay positive, so in that frame of mind, it has great eye, ... I would love to see it up close... One of the comments mentioned friction drive..?? Would really be interested to see the application that you used, and why you chose to use it.... You and I could have hours of discussion on this build... if the fit/finish it as good as it looks here... you are very accomplished.... very nice build....
it would have been better if you were proud of the EV thing instead of trying to make it look like a v-twin. kinda the only thing that took away from what it is. my opinion ofcourse :)
Are you trying to build your own Dodge Tomahawk dude? Haha but with electric powertrain. Anyway it is such an excellent body artwork with such huge tires. Good job!
All the ranting BS is called envy! It's an awesome bike man! Design wise and it's almost 100% enironmentally friendly! In my opinion this beats almost anything else that is out there, just by the fact he dared to make something NEW!
extraordinary beautiful loking work ...i think you can make the mechanism for slamming much quieter if you flood it with grease or something. Anyways it`s very good for keeping the byke safe and harder to steal (slammed) :)
It seems like the chap should have a golden brick to prop it up. To each his own, I'd be embarrassed to be seen on it. I'm not nearly cool enough for a bike like that.
Héctor Fabian De La Barra Lee I think it's a bit much to have a faked Harley Twin 'engine' like that. To each their own, though.... the air-ride lift kit is neat,, even if it doesn't sound 'tough, just noisy and whiny. Ya works with what you got.... maybe next one he does, eh?
Chris Green its funny, cos HD have built themselves an electric bike and it doesnt fake the twin 'engine' etc. They built the engine first then built thee batteries around that (above that). Doesn't look like a cruiser style bike either, rather a naked. Check it out.
Your bike building skills are awesome! Your video editing....not so much.
Be fair, all you critics: this is a very impressive exercise in home engineering. Of course it isn't practical but then how practical is any custom chopper or Manga bike? Hats off to this guy for completing an insanely difficult - and expensive - project.
Ijusthopeitsquick Yes I agree, this guy is not about making good video but amazing project; I have seen a lot of electric bikes...this one is my preferate. If it can keep at least 60 km/h for 100 km long on one charge I would go for it and make even more people jalous in my neighborhood ;- /
Not enough interlocking brick driveway videos on youtube, good job.
+truantray lol
+truantray Nice driveway indeed.. I'd like to see the build.
+truantray I love how peaceful the bricks just lay there the entire video
okleydokley ii
I was a minute and a half in and thought exactly that! No bike, nice driveway! 😂
yea, I felt like a dog waiting for someone come back home.
Yeah. Maybe this guy will get a GoPro, and ride around with it.
Maybe 2 GoPros? One on his helmet, one looking backwards, near the, motor.
Damn, that's awesome. Scared me a bit though when I thought I was going to be watching 5 minutes of driveway footage :)
the reverse is hilarious watching him fly backwards.... unfortunately that's all we get to see him riding... backwards.
hopefully the next video will have much more of his driveway and truck and absolutely no riding at all
very nice job on your build. don't pay any attention to the dumb idiots who posted negative comments...most of them couldn't even pound a nail in straight let alone build their own bike without having someone else help them. they are just young and shallow and immature babes. great work! I built a custom streetrod from scratch taking 4 years won many awards with it so I know what's involved in doing it all yourself. peace
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+Coherant bliss very nice street rod you built,i enjoyed ALL of your videos and pictures you provided.
seriously,were you actually dreaming that this happened?????
thankyou! Do you have any plans for another bike build? I'm in the process (slow) of rebuilding a 76 chevy short box stepside 4x4 for my son....lotsa patch panels geeze. Take care!
Awesome! Let the haters hate. You did a beautiful job.
you should build next is an electric cameraman
it's called a tripod lol
I love it. Although it would be nice if he provided a webpage with specs of distance per charge, the weight, the cost, if he builds to order, and any other pertinent information.
E bikes similar to this usualy get terrable range because of the weight of the batteries & the high wattage required out of the motor to pull the weight. I'm guessing it gets 20 to 30 miles per charge tops depenging on the overall weight, batteries & wattage he used. I used to ride a 500 watt electric scooter that ran on 3 batteries wired in sequence & it only got 10 to 20 miles per charge.
New era for batteries is coming.Soon the batteries will be more powerful and lighter.The main companies are working deliriously in that. Are just around the corner
Drop the engine replica !
Drop the air suspension for actuator!
Nice workmanship !
The engine replica & mock gas tank are probably jam packed with cells/batteries...
Maude Potvin This!!!! Exactly this!!!!
+MrFreerideForever 2 في
Needs to add big plastic exhaust pipes and fill them with lithium batteries.
And get a fake engine sound card on that bitch ! LOL
Great video can we have another of your empty drive while you ride around town?
S.Schwargan, all respect on that electro-cycle ! You should make more videos..... !
I thought it was going to be 5 minutes of empty driveway footage.
Great job, I get that the look is important we live in a visually focused world and it looks cool. If you redesign/remodel it at some point, maybe consider replacing the fake v-twin with a look similar to the Brammo Empulse, be proud of the fact you've designed and built your own battery powered softail. Anyway, great work, I'm sure you've put your heart and soul into it.
To all the guys on here negging you out; maybe consider that fact that he's built this his way and be a little more constructive in your comments. When you have something you're proud of you might appreciate a friendlier attitude.
I don't know. Did he ever come back?
+kelly teare: thats what i was wondering ..i just moved on...i laughed and told my wife he can build a bike but not remember to take the camera with him...lmao
+kelly teare
some say he is still riding around. some say the cam is still rolling... we will never know. we will never know!
+kelly teare 1:30
tf a zzyiu b
he went away to buy e-cigarettes
I smirk and laugh at some of the comments. Some people still live in a cave I guess. To each his own. GR8 job on the bike. If you were my neighbour I'd get you to build one for me and I'd proudly ride it and park it in my garage beside my RZ 500 and my HD Night Train custom! That is Genious!
Somebody get this man a Go-pro.
The bike looks amazing though! Props
Yes get him a GoPro, so we can waste another 10 minutes watching his front fender or the asphalt flying by! Or maybe, if he uses GoPro we can watch his mirrors or his speedometer for 10 minutes! LMAO
WOW. . !,and electric as well.💪👀💯Bad @$$ BIKE.⚡️
What a shame that you don't take even a couple of minutes to respond to the people interested in the amazing work you have done. Sure, it's your choice and your privacy, but you said in your last video that you wanted to show what can be done without being a pro bike builder... so for gods sake man, SHOW US!!!! What is the motor? Frame? Battery type and capacity? Front suspension? Speed? Range? How did you make the motor and battery casings? ANYTHING!!!
I ride an M109R. I'd love to build something similar as an electric bike, perhaps with a 50kw motor. Throw us a bone here!!!
Beautiful bike, but he looks like the type of guy that doesn't wave back.
Bike / Build looks top notch. I would however prefer being heard a little bit by other motorists/ pedestrians for extra safety. Thumbs up Sir.
nice bike , but i think this vid is more about your beautiful driveway isn't it ?
I second that.
***** I agree! There is a beautiful driveway
***** me3
James Metalarc me 4
Best looking E bike ive seen so far. 2017
Nice bike ... take more time with ur camera skills ... staring at ur drive way ... really ...
Nice "looking bike" but what are the details Please? How far will it go on a charge? how long to recharge it ? How long to build it , What motor and controller did you use
what batteries did you use ? how fast can it go ?
have you thought of incorporating a permanent magnet alternator on the front and back wheels to recharge the batteries at the same time as you are riding it?
It is a shame you lost your voice on the day you have a lot of people loving the bike but needing more imput from you
Anyway nice bike and I agree the driveway is nicely laid down Grin
+Moondyne .Joe Why put alternators on the wheels? Why not connect a big one directly to the motor? Because it would be dumb to use an electric motor and electric brake at the same time. AC regenerative motor would be the way to go.
+Moondyne .Joe Eu concordo!
+ralphinator2 I know! That's really a great idea but I wonder where you might find one that small?
attaching an alternator to the wheels would be useful for regenerative braking and maybe cruising downhill.
While the motor is working though, the alternator wouldn't recover enough energy to do much because otherwise that would violate the fundamental laws of physics.
ZPERO attaching an alternator to the wheels would be redundant, the motor itself is already attached to the wheels, and the motor can generate during braking.
0:43-1:26 Nice driveway! Other than that, beautiful bike :)
Hallo,
ich finde dein Projekt echt Genial. Auf weitere gute Ideen und Willenskraft.
C'est tres beau (de la part d'un motard qui n'aime pas les customs et autres Harley)
il faudrait un peu de musique, et un pote pour filmer... car la vidéo n'est pas la la hauteur de la réalisation.
encore bravo vivement que les ingénieurs aient trouver des accus efficaces.
A very high quality prototype build. Lots of time and money.
Alle Achtung.
Das Bike sieht einfach nur cool aus.
Schade, dass es sowas nicht zu einem erschwinglichen Preis frei zu kaufen gibt.
Bei dem Teil wäre mir auch die Reichweite schon fast egal, solange man damit bis zur nächsten Eisdiele und zurück kommt.
Die Geschwindigkeit spielt bei einem solchen Hobel ohnehin keine Rolle, da beim Vorbeirasen dann niemand das Bike in Fahrt bewundern kann.
So. Und jetzt noch das Ganze mit Kennzeichen und dann eine Bauanleitung veröffentlichen.
Gratuliere.
Eines der collsten E-Bikes, das ich bisher gesehen habe.
Weiter so.
Das sich hier immer wieder Idioten über die Video Qualität aufregen ist normal.
Alles Leute, die selbst kaum Ahnung haben ausser vom Nörgeln.
That's nice! Will save fuel for future spending with the backbone !
hi I am Ajay this is very nice bike
Fantastic design! Can't wait to see it finished with a safe accelerator control. Congratulations!
What? Went out for groceries and came back without any beer? Grew a beard watching this vid! Cool bike though, thanks for the video wish there was more information!
Nice design, not too keen on the lack of front brakes. beautiful bike though and the reverse drive is funny as hell but cool.
Anyone who has the skills to build a bike like this can certainly put up columns and archways like the ones shown in the video, and inexpensively. Having worked as a set builder, under experts, I can now duplicated something like this with plastic pipes or sonotube, elastomeric paint, dry sand, dimensional lumber and/ or rigid foam. These can hide an H-beam, I-beam upright, or even concrete or wooden pillars. :-) I helped build and decorate an Aztec stone pyramid out of wood, plywood, spray foam, and the paint and sand. Half of it inside a horse barn, and half in an abandoned mine quarry. It's Hollywood Magic in action. Bonus: I can now finish interiors and exteriors to look like adobe/ Southwestern style buildings, etc. I just might be able to use that skill some day, hopefully soon. :-)
That's beautiful!...Should be hanging on a gallery wall somewhere under armed guard...stunning!
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Definitely cool. And I like the pho engine idea. Now get a helmet cam or place a tripod on the street and show us the speed.....its a great looking bike!
it's nice to be rich... lol look at those pilars and archway to the garden ;)
Work to be rich
Scott Hafer More like, lot of people working for you make you rich.
That guy probably went to college got a degree and is employed.
I'd guess he's an engineer.
I have had friends who built custom choppers, when they brought big money. Building a chopper like this is nothing more than an over grown RC car, my friends were doing some other job that bored the crap out of them so they decided to build something cool and sold them. It does not take a Kollage Degree for a man to do something cool like this, it takes the heart and the desire to build. Electric cars,planes,motorcycles are nothing more than larger versions of RC vehicles, and my bet is that most professors could not build something like this. Its not about the money its about desire to leave something cool on this planet. Kollage is a waste of time unless you desire money.
***** I started out with $20 to my name when i was 16. No GED. No HS diploma. No family/friend help. (Was left at a bus stop, obviously no family help)
You can work hard and grind. Early 30s, own my own house. 5 bedroom. No mortgage. Own my dream car (vette). Looking at electric bikes for commuting. (Saves $$$).
Just because someone has money, doesn't mean they were lucky or had good parents. The people who sit around and complain are those who get passed up in life :)
Electric bikes are transitioning into there own. Soon will own the road. Suspension looks rather quirkey on this one.
Saudi Arabia and oil companies like Shell, BP will never let us breath, they will make it very hard for this new innovations to be mass produced. Technologies like the induction Cook-tops were created in 1971 but they were delayed until now.
What do you mean they've been delayed till now? They were developed in the early 1900s and have been in production since the early 70s, induction stoves have been available for sale for decades now. Not many ads for them because the demand is still very low.
So, maybe a little more info on this build would be cool. Until then its just a cute little Hardly Davidson E-Sport.
Strange to make it look like a Harley, all that weight and bulk wasted; volume which could be useful storage or left off for a lean look.
It's a bit like making a jet plane and adding wings to make a bi-plane because it is the look you are familiar with.
Beautiful but missing the point.
beautiful job! we can make clasic motorcycles without contaminating the world, thanks for that video!
Dude nice bike but next time take the camera with you on that ride
Nice bike. I'd definitely change that ridiculously slow air suspension, I would make it automatic and very fast and no noisy compressor to raise it.
Awesome Build, i love the way you disguised the EV components...
So, so cool. Sign me up if you go into production. I want one just like that. What a cool ride! Nice work! You might want a rear fender so as not to wear a dirt stripe on your back. Still, so cool.
Nice bike, only miss the custom sound... I knoe it's electrical, lol!
Regards from Portugal
god i was on my knees praying for that brick to fall over at the end
Itś an Nice Parody to the Choppers many know, as an very Loud Vehicle, with Cultstatus.
For me an intresting Alternative, with an little Smile Effect ;-)
"I suppose that it takes someone to be (in the comfort of) home, to be able to design such a beautiful electric motorcycle! ( It needs an optional MP3 player with the recording of a loud V-twin engine, and speakers mounted at the cylinder head, so the sound would come out of the Fake exhaust pipes!!..lol..!!) No, but all jokes aside, my view of this build; I think it's awesome!!"
This is a an excellent bit of engineering and good looking bike, don,t try to analyze it, It is what it is, well done, regards Doc Cox
I love the bike well done.😎
I'm speechless. Gorgeous!
would love to see a riding video. amazing bike.
Very nice build,
And the most nise , made on this bike, was from ... aargh, it's hard getting used to, but what a great beautiful bike!!
Looks nice, but very very inefficient design, but I get it if you're just going for looks. It runs on a friction drive system which is good for cruising speeds, but if you really wanna tear up those tires, not the best system. Gorgeous bike.
Pensar que esto es de la época en que estaban de moda las ruedas gigantes. Este tipo vio el futuro...
amazing bike!!!! it looks great! love the reverse feature! what specs are those monster tires? they give it so much personality!
Beautiful bike. Could of spent a little more on a quiet compressor for the air bag
7 years ago!? How did I miss this?!? S. Schwargan, sir, VERY WELL DONE! I love how you maintained a V-Twin look. Impressive engineering. Did you house the batteries inside the V-Twin? Are the primary drive and air cleaner functional?
Absolutely beautiful bike. Great great job building it. I love the fact that it's electric awesome imagination. That is definitely the future :-)
Wow fantastic bike!!
The ground clearance is very less the engine might get damage if encountered a speed breaker or such other obstructions
BTW the look is awesome...
Nice driveway.
Looks great. But.....how about an on-board ride video?
Really nice bike but would have been more fun to watch if you asked some one to help you film it while you ride.
Put the camera on the bike next time.
super cool. and alot of custom work, i salute you....
we try to stay positive, so in that frame of mind, it has great eye, ... I would love to see it up close... One of the comments mentioned friction drive..?? Would really be interested to see the application that you used, and why you chose to use it.... You and I could have hours of discussion on this build... if the fit/finish it as good as it looks here... you are very accomplished.... very nice build....
it would have been better if you were proud of the EV thing instead of trying to make it look like a v-twin. kinda the only thing that took away from what it is. my opinion ofcourse :)
Love it but loud pipes save lives
Work of art!...awesome ride.
Its a pity for the noise of the compressor but very good job
Are you trying to build your own Dodge Tomahawk dude? Haha but with electric powertrain. Anyway it is such an excellent body artwork with such huge tires. Good job!
Nice bike. Why do people hate i reckin because they don't have skills nor the money!
Muy bueno, es perfeta. 10 puntos
All the ranting BS is called envy! It's an awesome bike man! Design wise and it's almost 100% enironmentally friendly! In my opinion this beats almost anything else that is out there, just by the fact he dared to make something NEW!
your bike is great , I would like to see some more of it if you can . I like the way you have hidden the batteries behind the fake engine .
extraordinary beautiful loking work ...i think you can make the mechanism for slamming much quieter if you flood it with grease or something. Anyways it`s very good for keeping the byke safe and harder to steal (slammed) :)
cool looking bike!Just seems braking with frame bottom but not brakes.
GREAT JOB... Its really amazing. Carry on and do it at your best. I wish i have a work shop like this and spend days and nights in the shop.
Wow man sweet build!
What is the color code from on your bike ? It is beautiful ! Great job on making the nicest looking bike electric or any other powered !!
Also very interested in details of the build. looks lovely
Absolutely beautiful. Only thing is, too low to be practical.
Totally a cool bike.
About as use-full as a picture of a cool looking bike.
Love it! great job!
You forgot the exhaust system - no wonder it's quiet !!
It seems like the chap should have a golden brick to prop it up. To each his own, I'd be embarrassed to be seen on it. I'm not nearly cool enough for a bike like that.
I am all for Electric bikes and cars but why did you make it look like an Internal combustion engine bike? Gas tank, gas engine, etc????
because it looks cool!
Héctor Fabian De La Barra Lee
I think it's a bit much to have a faked Harley Twin 'engine' like that. To each their own, though....
the air-ride lift kit is neat,, even if it doesn't sound 'tough, just noisy and whiny. Ya works with what you got.... maybe next one he does, eh?
Chris Green its funny, cos HD have built themselves an electric bike and it doesnt fake the twin 'engine' etc. They built the engine first then built thee batteries around that (above that). Doesn't look like a cruiser style bike either, rather a naked. Check it out.
awesome job,looks really good,probably last for a bit of good fun. good job.
I wish Montreal Police would allow us that freedom
Very well done!
How can u have such great taste in a badass looking high tech machine, yet show it wearing icky shoes 😊
Nice! Where is the license plate?