My new electric motorcycle

[j bjork]

Usually when talking motor spec it is about continuous power.
So if you have a 2,5kW continuous motor, you could easily get 10kW peak power.
If you do, you could call it a 10kW bike and not really be wrong..

That is probably what is happening, you have a controller suitable for a 2,5kW continuous motor.
The controller is capable of 10kW peak, and if the motor is too you can call it a 10kW bike.
It will only do it for seconds though :wink:

 

[colworth]

And a 10k watt motor setup would blow past 70mph... With correct batter, controller, and motor he should be at about 110mph no problem.

 

[Albie72]

He got back to me after I sent him the pic

 

[colworth]

What does that even mean? Have you left a review on Alibaba yet? Make sure to include this picture. I will be leaving a review, (good or bad) with pictures of the actual motor specs.

 

[Albie72]

I looked on Google that's what the call it debug

 

[Albie72]

I was told that fardriver and other controller companies test there controllers on one motor so they probably tested mine on a 3000w motor

 

[colworth]

Any updates on your motor? I do believe they test on a 3000w motor, but it should be reading your motor correctly. I think if it was a 10000w motor, they would have sent a bigger controller to begin with. 150/300a is not eneough for that motor.

 

[Albie72]

All he said it has to be debugged .took the bike to work today ran the best it ever did who knows

 

[Albie72]

Does anyone know why I have a red exclamation mark with a circle one this screen I connect to my controller

 

[fechter]

Looks like a brake switch indicator.

 

[Albie72]

Is it just saying I'm in park when I go on the app

 

[Albie72]

Here she sits now getting the rest of the fairings painted. Good news the clunk I thought was coming from the forks it must be the plastic cause I rode it like this and no clunk

 

[colworth]

What does the MCO that Andy Han sent look like? Did it say "Motorcycle" and "Street Legal" or Scooter Not for street use? Thanks!

 

[E-Moto Tuner]

Similar to what j bjork said a few posts above re the motor size, these Chinese Electric Motorcycles have been sold in my area for years with the base level being a 500w motor (nominal power) and 2000watt "peak " power. With that setup they can be used as ebikes in my area or you can register as a LSM (low speed motorcycle) where you can insure, plate, and ride with a regular motorcycle license. They go about 45mph/70kph with this setup. You can option them out with more powerful motors/batteries but then you need a motorcycle license as they're seen as a regular motorcycle.

Taking this into consideration, yours billed at 10000 can be correct - its likely a 2500watts nominal motor with 10000watts peak power.

 

[Albie72]

Yea I talked to some one on another forum I need a better controller and bigger battery. Good news I took the fairings off for paint and there's no clunking while braking hard so it must be the fairings

 

[Albie72]

Got my bike running and put back together.long time but finally done