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Convert an electric scooter to a trike. And then make it solar for extra awesomeness.
This is not my project. It is by a guy I see around. I interviewed him and took some pictures. There is enough information here to get you started if you have some hand tools and curiosity.
Remember to leave a comment :)
This is not my project. It is by a guy I see around. I interviewed him and took some pictures. There is enough information here to get you started if you have some hand tools and curiosity.
Remember to leave a comment :)
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Signing UpStep 1What you need
Tools:
Drill
Wrenches and screwdrivers
Hacksaw or maybe an angle grinder
Welder. Oh, you don't have a welder? Now you do.
Materials:
Electric scooter, or maybe any bicycle would work fine.
~1/4" x 2" angle aluminum
~3/4" steel square pipe
Angle iron (you decide how strong it should be)
Scrap steel pieces
Front suspension from a small "quad" 4 wheeler.
Wheels with a thick (14mm?) axle. The axle must be strong enough to be supported on one side only.
Drill
Wrenches and screwdrivers
Hacksaw or maybe an angle grinder
Welder. Oh, you don't have a welder? Now you do.
Materials:
Electric scooter, or maybe any bicycle would work fine.
~1/4" x 2" angle aluminum
~3/4" steel square pipe
Angle iron (you decide how strong it should be)
Scrap steel pieces
Front suspension from a small "quad" 4 wheeler.
Wheels with a thick (14mm?) axle. The axle must be strong enough to be supported on one side only.
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Mar 4, 2012. 5:08 PM
GregoriNiculitcheff
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GregoriNiculitcheff
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cool :)
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Jan 2, 2012. 7:49 PMepierce
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Where did you get the front suspension?
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Jan 2, 2012. 8:56 PMsnotty (author)
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snotty (author)
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The front suspension is from a small quad (4 wheeler).
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May 22, 2011. 5:00 AMKaptain Kool
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Kaptain Kool
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Sweet, this is awesome!
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