electric Velokraft

sk8norcal

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• Feb 1, 2011

• #1

http://www.recumbentblog.com/2009/11/26/electric-assisted-velokraft/

 

www.recumbents.com

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• Dec 20, 2011

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Apparently Kamil of Velokraft in Poland in focusing more on the e-bikes rather than the high zoot carbon recumbents.

According to this thread: http://www.bentrideronline.com/messageboard/showthread.php?t=79493&page=3 This is Kamil's personal e-bike transportation. Very cool!

Yes, it has pedals!

-Warren.

 

sk8norcal

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• Dec 20, 2011

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wow! that's the nicest recumbent e-moped I have seen...

 

jmygann

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• Dec 20, 2011

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Pedal input at high speeds .... look at that pedal sprocket.

 

bzhwindtalker

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• Dec 20, 2011

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Amazing! this would be the ticket for a lot of people!
Side winds are probably a problem with handling!

 

damcard

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• Dec 20, 2011

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That is bad ass! -Damcard

 

sk8norcal

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• Jan 8, 2012

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www.recumbents.com said:

Apparently Kamil of Velokraft in Poland in focusing more on the e-bikes rather than the high zoot carbon recumbents.

According to this thread: http://www.bentrideronline.com/messageboard/showthread.php?t=79493&page=3 This is Kamil's personal e-bike transportation. Very cool!

-Warren.

Click to expand...

video here,
http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=35306

 

Pure

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• Jan 8, 2012

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These type of recumbents peek my interest, I just wonder if ride comfort suffers when you go to such a small front wheel.

 

jmygann

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• Jan 9, 2012

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I have a 16" front with suspension and it rides fine

see avitar

 

sk8norcal

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• Feb 28, 2012

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Prototyp skutera elektrycznego wykonany przez firmę VELOKRAFT z jednostką napędową o mocy szczytowej 30kW wykonaną przez firmę EXTREMEBLDC. Prędkość maksymalna: 120km/h
Przyspieszenie: 7 sek. do 100km/h
Zasięg: 100-150km
Masa: 130kg
http://www.velokraft.com
http://www.extremebldc.com.pl

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[youtube]cihVD_gtrkY[/youtube]

 

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• Feb 28, 2012

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Wow!

 

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Hillhater

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• Feb 28, 2012

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Somehow, i dont think you will convince the cops that its an E assist pedal bike !

 

StudEbiker

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• Oct 31, 2012

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WOW!! Me want now!

 

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• Oct 31, 2012

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Interesting motor.

TYPE BLM-15Z

Nominal / peak 4/12kW
Nominal Voltage 50V
Continuous current 100A
Peak current 300A

SIZES

A-140mm
B-118mm
D-10mm (Hard to read, but there's a D for the shaft diameter.)
WEIGHT 2550 g

But apparently that's not the one in use, it's this one.

TYPE BLM-N30Z

Nominal / peak 10/30kW
Nominal Voltage 100V
Continuous current 100A
Peak current 300A
Speed ​​without load ok.8000

SIZES

A-230mm
B-139mm
C-130mm
D-25mm
E-54mm

A small gear - 22 teeth
High gear - 110 teeth