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A step-by-step guide to building an electric motorcycle from the ground up
Written by alternative fuel expert Carl Vogel, this hands-on guide gives you the latest technical information and easy-to-follow instructions for building a two-wheeled electric vehicle--from a streamlined scooter to a full-sized motorcycle.
Build Your Own Electric Motorcycle puts you in hog heaven when it comes to hitting the road on a reliable, economical, and environmentally friendly bike. Inside, you'll find complete details on every component, including motor, batteries, and frame. The book covers electric motorcycles currently on themarket and explains how to convert an existing vehicle. Pictures, diagrams, charts, and graphs illustrate each step along the way. Whether you want to get around town on a sleek ride or cruise the super slab on a tricked-out chopper, this is the book for you.
Build Your Own Electric Motorcycle covers:
- Energy savings and environmental benefits
- Rake, trail, and fork angle
- Frame and design
- Batteries and chargers
- DC and AC motor types
- Motor controllers
- Accessories and converters
- Electrical system and wiring
- Conversion process
- Safety, maintenance, and troubleshooting
Author: Carl Vogel
Publisher: McGraw Hill Tab
Published: 07/01/2009
Pages: 384
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.45lbs
Size: 9.10h x 7.30w x 0.80d
ISBN13: 9780071622936
ISBN10: 0071622934
BISAC Categories:
- Transportation | Automotive | General
- Technology & Engineering | Electronics | General
- Transportation | Motorcycles | Repair & Maintenance
About the Author
Carl Vogel is the president of Vogelbuilt Corporation, a research, engineering, and development company for alternative fuels and alternative fueled vehicles. Vogelbuilt is in the process of building a renewable fueling station. Carl is also the president of the Long Island Chapter of the Electrical Automotive Association. Prior to that, he worked at Festo Corporation and Curtis instruments, planning and designing robotic and programmable logic controller applications, as well as designing solid state motor controllers for electric vehicles. Carl also taught at SUNY Farmingdale, expanding the electric vehicle and fuel cell operations on campus.
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