Electric Motorcycle Conversion - 67' Honda Dream

[MrEdsster]

I had a honda dream.. you did it a service. but the music too loud and not my choice when watching you tube videos. :(

[seahorsecowboys]

2 kwel !...black out the stickers on the batts !...thanks for the video , and great job on the bike !....peace

[johnboy75757]

Be careful dude, that frame wasn't engineered for all that weight.

Especially at the neck.

It'll break sooner or later.

Nice work otherwise.

[cyberlord64]

what is the power of the motor?

[JIMWILLYWATTS]

hi, this is a great simple electric motorcycle and id love to build one myself. I was wondering if you could list the parts and where got them. that would be awesome! great job on the bike!

[richjard]

Cool little build. What is its range?

[joemurphyjr]

@richjard on the flats 40 miles if you gentle on the throttle.

[Wasko73]

I like the music. What is it?

[4200dre]

nice bike mate.

how much did the batteries cost?

and what is your running time after it is fully charged?

[joemurphyjr]

the music does kill it, not my choice sorry

[hdcut]

Cool build....would love to not hear music and just hear the sounds of silence with that bike running......Music kinda kills it.

[cobrachoppergirl]

You gutted a 42 year old antique motorbike? Why. Why? Why. :-(

[joemurphyjr]

Engine was beyond repair...Still have everything in a box if you want to put it back together for me.

[Kollar0718]

@joemurphyjr : beyond repair? you should see my '61 Pannonia TLF... :P But this bike is a nice project. Congrats! :)

[S0u11ess]

@cobrachoppergirl

why not? it still has all the same style. its just minus a primitive noisy combustion engine that offends people as you drive by.

[jpmorgan187]

nice going!  looks good

[stagesixx]

If the batteries are not deep cycle, they won't last long.

[ibpointless2]

Hey great build! How are those Walmart batteries holding up for you, im looking to do my own 48 volt motorcycle conversion too and i see these batteries for cheap and they have a lot of amp hours. What's your max speed and Distance on those batteries too? Did you really do all this for just $1000?

[joemurphyjr]

the walmart batteries work great. They are 110 Amp/Hr. Only issue is that they are freaking heavy. IT would have cost a $1000 bucks if I had paid for a good motor and controller upfront. I paid for some crummy Chinese stuff in the beginning, which needed to be replace once it broke.