congrats!
I allways forget how small the ysr50 is LOL. but awsome fun on a kart track I bet!
i'll be looking for the next steps you take waking that collosus beast up & making it hammer.
the CF parts are going to be sic also....great build.
Yamaha YSR 50 conversion.
Collossus runs bitches
by Arlo1 » Mon Jul 25, 2011 4:53 pm
Thanks Justin of http://www.ebikes.ca/
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
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Re: Yamaha YSR 50 conversion.
by Thud » Mon Jul 25, 2011 6:53 pm
get some......
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Re: Yamaha YSR 50 conversion.
by Arlo1 » Mon Jul 25, 2011 6:55 pm
I just took two turns off the inductors and laid down 3.6 hp thats 1hp jump lol.
Thanks Justin of http://www.ebikes.ca/
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
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Re: Yamaha YSR 50 conversion.
by Arlo1 » Wed Jul 27, 2011 12:59 am
Almost double the HP in 24 hours! At this rate I will be at 27 HP by the week end 
Thanks Justin of http://www.ebikes.ca/
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
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Re: Yamaha YSR 50 conversion.
by Arlo1 » Thu Jul 28, 2011 1:31 am
Thanks Justin of http://www.ebikes.ca/
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
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Re: Yamaha YSR 50 conversion.
by Jay64 » Tue Aug 02, 2011 4:03 pm
Arlo, the first 2/3 of that video was like a kid with ADD. Can't decide where to pay attention to. 
Like the progress you've got man.
Like the progress you've got man.Johnson64.Com "The stone age didn't end because we ran out of stones."
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'13 Zero S 11.4kwh.
GS500, ME0913, Sevcon Size 6 Controller, 90v40ah Lipo, GSXR suspension..
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http://www.evalbum.com/2275
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Re: Yamaha YSR 50 conversion.
by jonescg » Tue Aug 02, 2011 8:29 pm
Jay! Where have you been??
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Come on Casey! If you want prototype racing, throw your leg over something with lithium in it
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Re: Yamaha YSR 50 conversion.
by Arlo1 » Mon May 06, 2013 9:35 am
Ok so I decided to learn how to build a controller from scratch for this bike lol.
This thread is long overdue for an update. I will be pushing hard to get this bike insured and on the road very soon.
Here is where IM at. Best run 13.4hp at the wheel (DYNO reads low a 2010 YZ450F made 33 with a fresh motor and hi comp piston on my dyno)
There has been more then a few videos like this.
But soon I hope to make more videos like this
This thread is long overdue for an update. I will be pushing hard to get this bike insured and on the road very soon.
Here is where IM at. Best run 13.4hp at the wheel (DYNO reads low a 2010 YZ450F made 33 with a fresh motor and hi comp piston on my dyno)
There has been more then a few videos like this.
But soon I hope to make more videos like this
Thanks Justin of http://www.ebikes.ca/
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/
And Dave who has some good deals on STUF
RC lipo and most other types of Lithium batteries you MUST know your individual cell voltages while charging and discharging.
Batteries of all kinds need respect they can burn your house down, so don't sleep with them under your bed or any other were you cant afford smoke or fire!
[color=#FF0000][b][size=150]Never above 4.2v never below 2.7v EVER!!!
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