Linde hydrogen FC ebike

[Cephalotus]

Just for your interest....

http://www.ebike-base.de/ebike-pedelec-news/wasserstoff-fahrrad-zeigt-neue-wege-zur-elektromobilitaet.html

They plan to make a few of them and most likely not for sale (?)

Little technical details. Looks like a Bosch motor unit. Tank offers 34g hydrogen, estimated range is 100km, refill time 6 minutes. No price.

O course li-ion batteries are the better solution for ebikes.

 

[LockH]

... and ENGINEERING.com chimes in:
http://www.engineering.com/Designer...0824/Hydrogen-The-New-Way-to-Ride-a-Bike.aspx

As a bonus, the H2 is also easier to recharge. A regular e-bike battery can take several hours to charge completely, but the H2’s hydrogen cylinder requires just six minutes at a hydrogen filling station.

The battery is replaced with a compact fuel cell and generates its own electricity using a 34-gram cylinder of hydrogen and oxygen it takes from the surrounding air.

With Linde website:
http://www.linde.com/en/index.html;jsessionid=5132B509D1EE6FDFE55B459149D0A4A5

Guessing NOT bullet-proof? (See "Zeppelin")

 

[AF7JA]

Guessing NOT bullet-proof? (See "Zeppelin")

Keep in mind, the fire came from the aluminum paint. Not the hydrogen.

 

[LockH]

[URP]

Making their debut at the Shell Eco-marathon Asia and inaugural Make the Future Singapore festival events, Linde will showcase its H2 bike and HYMERA® portable H2 fuel cell generator.

Seen here (on a "GAS World" site):
https://www.gasworld.com/linde-continues-commitment-to-shell-eco-marathon/2012450.article

"on-board H2 fuel cell and can travel for over 100kms with top speeds of around 25kms"

"Linde has transformed these bikes into HY!cycles – complete with sidecars inspired by Singapore’s iconic trishaws."