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There are too many variables to put into account you need to put down more specifications torque is very important.
Apr 26, 2011. 5:13 PMThe MadScientist
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I just had a look at electric scooter parts and at 36V 1000W's seems to be as big as they get it should work great judging by that. Electric bikes use 200-500w's but they can't accelerate the bike only keep it going after you've peddled first 1000w's should be able to accelerate it.
Yeh they have bike kits that are 36v and 48v but their in hub motors!
Do you think a 36v 750w would pull a bike with out having to peddled?
Apr 30, 2011. 6:34 AMThe MadScientist
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If you gear it correctly yes, I am sure you will need to give it a bit of a kick of with your feet though.
Apr 20, 2011. 8:23 AMiloveairsoftstuff
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your best bet would be to check out the answers to this question wich was asked a few weeks ago. it should also answer your questionl
With suitable gearing yes - Your going to have the potential for 20 - 30 MPH - BUT you will need good streamlining.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Building-an-electric-racing-car/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Building-an-electric-racing-car/
. ~750 Watts equal 1 horsepower. You have about a 1/3 HP motor. You're not going to go very fast.
Depends on the size of the wheels, and how you gear the motor to them.
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