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25ColesJu, Thank you for the kind words and taking time to comment on this project. I appreciate the feedback. I hope to one day soon print the 17 level version. Maybe for a Christmas present for someone. Though they might not like me much after receiving a mostly unsolvable puzzle.

Not a great photo, but the toy works well.

I just wanted to say thank you. Great idea. I am making two today one for my Brother and one for the girl next door both of whom have birthdays this weekend.

Very clever, I like how you did this. So I voted.

These are cool. I did not read the solutions as I look forward to making and solving these. I also look forward to sharing with my kids. Thank you for sharing.

I open the box and attach a car battery charger. Any 12 volt charger will do.

Udon, Nothing fancy here, but I added a basic volt meter to know the state of the batteries.

Thank you ElectroFrank for your input. I agree to your reasoning as to why the fuses are blowing. That is why I think turning down the speed and hand spinning the wheel before starting the machine allows it to get up to speed without blowing the fuse.

John, I love the input and I am going to add you in quotations to my write up. Thank you for you feedback.

Thank you BrendanS1. I appreciate your input. I did not add the diodes, but understand why they should be there. I will look into adding some shortly. I find it interesting that Razor does not use diodes on their 36 volt battery packs. The Pelican case will handle the 95 pound just fine, but you are right there are not any other plastic cases that I would trust to hold up to this kind of weight.

Thank you very much. It was a very rewarding project.

Thank you Wire-nut I appreciate the feedback. I know that you are correct, but I wasn't too worried about it for this build. I have 6 batteries all unused, deep cycle, and of nearly the same age so I was comfortable building it without. However if you have a link or further information on the use of these isolation diodes please add it so that others can be in the know. Thank you again for your input.

ThirdEarthDesign,Sorry I thought that I posted a reply to this yesterday. First off thank you very much for taking the time to reply and offer guidance. I appreciate it.I could not agree with you more. My photos tend to take a back seat to my production, and I do need to work on my photography and video production. I recognize this and in fact I recently recruited my Brother for help in photographing some of the photos in one of my Instructables. Cheers,Schockmade

Thank you very much.

The paint does give it texture.

I am open to suggestions and looking for some guidance. I would appreciate any comments as to how to improve upon this Instructable. Thank you. https://www.instructables.com/id/Battery-Powered-Motorcycle/

I am impressed with the ambition of this project and I respect the fact that you made yourself design and work through every aspect of the design and build. I voted for you.

Dear Fellow Motorist,You brightened my day. I was a little surprised that this one was not better received. It is a fantastic one of a kind little bike that is a blast to ride. I like your idea of changing up the frame, but it definitely would add a lot of time and it still would have a mediocre front fork set. Thank you for your vote I feel that without getting featured I am going to need every vote I can get. Right now I am running it with a 100 A controller, but it is way too much power. I giggle like a little kid when riding it, but I don't want to burn up two motors at once.I believe that I am going to try another 65 A controller as it seems to be the sweet spot although I am not sure yet why I burned one up. 35 A has plenty of grunt to get up hills in this set up, but I yearn for ...

Dear Fellow Motorist,You brightened my day. I was a little surprised that this one was not better received. It is a fantastic one of a kind little bike that is a blast to ride. I like your idea of changing up the frame, but it definitely would add a lot of time and it still would have a mediocre front fork set. Thank you for your vote I feel that without getting featured I am going to need every vote I can get. Right now I am running it with a 100 A controller, but it is way too much power. I giggle like a little kid when riding it, but I don't want to burn up two motors at once.I believe that I am going to try another 65 A controller as it seems to be the sweet spot although I am not sure yet why I burned one up. 35 A has plenty of grunt to get up hills in this set up, but I yearn for more.Thanks again for your comment and vote.Schockmade

Thank you DanK154.