oriol
1 mW
Hi!
It seems that to make a motorbike street legal, at least in Spain but probably this also applies to the whole EU, the motor and all the components have to be certified. The certification process is very costly, but if you can prove that the parts are used in existing marketed motorbikes, then all the parts are considered to be certified.
I am looking for any hub or mid brushless motor, that I can use on a 17" wheel. From what I can tell, I believe that some manufacturers are using QS hub engines with their own logo, but those I have found are only used in scooters.
Does any one knows, about any motorbike manufacturer, using a motor that we can buy for a DIY project that is mounted on a marketed motorbike, that meets the requirements above?
The only one I can think of is QS. Ideally it will be great, if the battery pack can be bought from the motorcycle manufacturer itself, because that way you do not need to certifiy the battery. Another option theoretical option will be to use a battery from a car manufacturer, since I believe the certification requirements for those are probably the same or more demanding, compared to a motorcycle battery.
So far I have looked into this manufacturers; Ebroh, Soco and Ovoabikes.
I have found that Soco uses a Bosch integrated drive, that greatly simplifies the connexion and wiring process, but sadly this device only provides 3Kw.
Any information will be welcome!
Cheers,
Oriol
It seems that to make a motorbike street legal, at least in Spain but probably this also applies to the whole EU, the motor and all the components have to be certified. The certification process is very costly, but if you can prove that the parts are used in existing marketed motorbikes, then all the parts are considered to be certified.
I am looking for any hub or mid brushless motor, that I can use on a 17" wheel. From what I can tell, I believe that some manufacturers are using QS hub engines with their own logo, but those I have found are only used in scooters.
Does any one knows, about any motorbike manufacturer, using a motor that we can buy for a DIY project that is mounted on a marketed motorbike, that meets the requirements above?
The only one I can think of is QS. Ideally it will be great, if the battery pack can be bought from the motorcycle manufacturer itself, because that way you do not need to certifiy the battery. Another option theoretical option will be to use a battery from a car manufacturer, since I believe the certification requirements for those are probably the same or more demanding, compared to a motorcycle battery.
So far I have looked into this manufacturers; Ebroh, Soco and Ovoabikes.
I have found that Soco uses a Bosch integrated drive, that greatly simplifies the connexion and wiring process, but sadly this device only provides 3Kw.
Any information will be welcome!
Cheers,
Oriol