Thanks ! 4the post. i use a small water cooled motor with windings like the ones found in a power wheels toy (see fignutron' mechanics gone bored) to power a H.O.alternator(see power bastards)to power VOICE COILS (see H2W) example= #NCM24-60-4190 from 0 to 383 watts to 3450 watts peak i get 0 to 419 lbs PUSH & PULL force to 1257 lbs force peak @10% duty 2.4"stroke which was placed between the heads & top of the pistons (modified) on a small ex gas engine.WE have NOT needed gasoline since 1969 !
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Starter motors are not for continus run, better you use forklift motors.
I also had build such a bike about 10 years ago. my wheel in the back was from a moped. on the starter was a 13teth sprocket. it was running about 80kmh
only switched from a solenoid, Fun for 5 minutes. inow i build much better Stuff
I love that you just stuck the flywheel on the hub and went with it!
If your temperatures allow for it in your area, you would be better off running water through the cooling system. Glycol/water mix or worse yet pure Glycol takes longer to transfer the same amount of heat as compared to pure water. ;-)
@perplexfraction free energy does not exist. No energy is free. It gets stored, used and transformed into different forms, but it is NEVER created from nothing.
cool stuff. If you upgrade to hub motor it will be super expensive to match this power.
Anyways you could get some small radiator to cool it down even more (there pc w/c radiatrs could be right for it size). And then over-voltage can begin :D
hey dude how did you make the heat transfure for the back of the starter motor ... i want to make one but im not sure where to start and how to make one???? thanks...
at 12 volts i rode the heck out of it, like most of my stuff i overdo it and ruin it. the 24 volts kill the solenoid. When my ADD shifts back to ebikes I'll revamp the solenoid. It was fun regardless.
hey i have a starter that i got from my old camry, and i've been wanting to slap it on my bmx style bike after i saw your videos, i dnt know much about it, but i can weld it on and then i'm not sure witch road to take, i see you have a huge gear in the back, i guess that helps with the torque, where can i find a gear like that?? and do you have any pointers that might help me??? i'd appreciate any feed back =)
Glad to hear it gave you some ideas! I didn't come up with the car starter bicycle, just tweaked it a bit. The cooler is more than adequate. What I really need is a belt drive system or chain. The flexplate on a rim is quite fragile. This is the second time a novice dumped it and bent the back rim. When I say the torque can flip the bike I am not kidding!
Thats an interesting way of doing it. Can't say that I'm a huge fan of the design but it certainly is innovative.
Flex-Line copper tubing would probably radiate heat better and maybe eliminate the need for a dedicated heat exchanger. You could maybe even heat-sink the tubing to the frame for additional cooling.
You could put together a system with 3/8 O.D. copper tubing and AN-6 compression fittings for fairly cheap.
That's an excellent idea that I have considered thanks. As far as evolution goes I can still mount the armature on ball bearings, add some more water jackets on the starter housing, and increase voltage.
Hey, if it turns out that during a long ride you find it begins to get hot; why not put a transmission cooler on the front? It should add considerable cooling ability. Keep going!!!
your wrong pedaling rocks not sucks
14egie 1 day ago
Thanks ! 4the post. i use a small water cooled motor with windings like the ones found in a power wheels toy (see fignutron' mechanics gone bored) to power a H.O.alternator(see power bastards)to power VOICE COILS (see H2W) example= #NCM24-60-4190 from 0 to 383 watts to 3450 watts peak i get 0 to 419 lbs PUSH & PULL force to 1257 lbs force peak @10% duty 2.4"stroke which was placed between the heads & top of the pistons (modified) on a small ex gas engine.WE have NOT needed gasoline since 1969 !
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daviddjapn 2 weeks ago
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cenedywong 2 weeks ago
Ride it!!! Ride it !!!
crazyCLONE112 3 weeks ago
Hmm, how much does it go on a full battery at 12 volts?
Ginrai89 1 month ago
Lol.. cool .
witecracker2 1 month ago
oh shit thats smart!
5150Famous 1 month ago
I see your Bridgeport mill in the background. Best universal mill in the world!
winterka100 1 month ago
how do yo make a throttle
Goprof150 2 months ago
how dose the starter not short when a liquid is passed over the brushes???
Benivator2 3 months ago
@Benivator2 I assume the water only goes over the metal of the starter not the brushes.
mengle2004 2 months ago
so awsome ..mega props
hubzcaps 3 months ago
Starter motors are not for continus run, better you use forklift motors.
I also had build such a bike about 10 years ago. my wheel in the back was from a moped. on the starter was a 13teth sprocket. it was running about 80kmh
only switched from a solenoid, Fun for 5 minutes. inow i build much better Stuff
reinisflitzer 3 months ago
how long do these things last?
fairyheli2 3 months ago
Stupid american poofter!
Dtate91 3 months ago
useless costfull not environnment friendly,
Axxisization 3 months ago
BUT WILL IT BLEND ? ... (good vid & good bike )
zzzzHALEzzzz 4 months ago
lol this is funny and really ugly looking FIXIES 4 LIFE
uRnotGOODLikeME 4 months ago
Pedaling sux ;)
PETE4REALITY 4 months ago
I get it, you fold your legs on top of the bike correct? Gonna need a bigger seat tho, otherwise keep up the good work.
wolfenthegreat 5 months ago
how long does the battery lasts for??
toparab123 5 months ago
"have fun?!?" are you serious???
Are you having fun with that thing?
Don't get me wrong, I like technology and "do it yourself" thing but your bike looks useless and very unsafe.
Vaporcartel 5 months ago
Whot tha FOCK
RaptorDiablo 5 months ago
one one word WTF?
MegaDeathwarrant 6 months ago
I love that you just stuck the flywheel on the hub and went with it!
If your temperatures allow for it in your area, you would be better off running water through the cooling system. Glycol/water mix or worse yet pure Glycol takes longer to transfer the same amount of heat as compared to pure water. ;-)
NerdPorn 6 months ago
might as well buy a moped, whats the use of your pedal when you get stuck or your batty's get drain, good job anyway
LUCKY4908 6 months ago
What about having it rewound with heavier windings at an elec motor shop?
DystopianEmpire01 9 months ago
I love how you didn't bother with the sprockets, you just used a flywheel ahha
musclekid13 9 months ago
Pedalling sucks :D
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perplexfraction 1 year ago
@perplexfraction free energy does not exist. No energy is free. It gets stored, used and transformed into different forms, but it is NEVER created from nothing.
SaGalv 1 year ago
@SaGalv i wouldnt bet on that.
keriscorp 5 months ago
@keriscorp go ahead and prove otherwise then.
SaGalv 3 months ago
389.00 USD will buy you a hub motor take you 25 miles
dixiejon 1 year ago
awesome job.
TeacherPhilEnglish 1 year ago
is that a automotive transmission flex plate?
dsruddell 1 year ago
monster ugly as hell
ricardoloaiza 1 year ago
I like how it only uses 12 volt and doesn"t use a drive chain!
bigrobnz 1 year ago
lmao, pedaling does suck.
Master1Samsung 1 year ago
cool stuff. If you upgrade to hub motor it will be super expensive to match this power.
Anyways you could get some small radiator to cool it down even more (there pc w/c radiatrs could be right for it size). And then over-voltage can begin :D
CeleronS1 1 year ago
how far can you go before the battery dies?
ADOPTmeBITCH 1 year ago
hey dude how did you make the heat transfure for the back of the starter motor ... i want to make one but im not sure where to start and how to make one???? thanks...
salfi 1 year ago
at 12 volts i rode the heck out of it, like most of my stuff i overdo it and ruin it. the 24 volts kill the solenoid. When my ADD shifts back to ebikes I'll revamp the solenoid. It was fun regardless.
sawracer 2 years ago
@sawracer cool
gaspowerrules 1 year ago
@sawracer how long did it last with the coolant running through it?
blazefyuh 1 year ago
are the 'bearings' in the motor just plain bronze bushes...if so it wont last long!! otherwise good project
NigelLoller 2 years ago
hey i have a starter that i got from my old camry, and i've been wanting to slap it on my bmx style bike after i saw your videos, i dnt know much about it, but i can weld it on and then i'm not sure witch road to take, i see you have a huge gear in the back, i guess that helps with the torque, where can i find a gear like that?? and do you have any pointers that might help me??? i'd appreciate any feed back =)
irishpimp1001 2 years ago
You're taking the "witch" road?
7188181 2 years ago
hahahahahahahaha i said witch instead of which....O....M....G that is soooo funny -.-
your a tool
irishpimp1001 2 years ago
I used a car battery to power headlights on my bicycle.
You gotta check out that video!
That video depicted a lawn tractor battery but I got an automobile group size battery ever since.
SamuraiClinton 2 years ago
Glad to hear it gave you some ideas! I didn't come up with the car starter bicycle, just tweaked it a bit. The cooler is more than adequate. What I really need is a belt drive system or chain. The flexplate on a rim is quite fragile. This is the second time a novice dumped it and bent the back rim. When I say the torque can flip the bike I am not kidding!
sawracer 2 years ago
Thats an interesting way of doing it. Can't say that I'm a huge fan of the design but it certainly is innovative.
Flex-Line copper tubing would probably radiate heat better and maybe eliminate the need for a dedicated heat exchanger. You could maybe even heat-sink the tubing to the frame for additional cooling.
You could put together a system with 3/8 O.D. copper tubing and AN-6 compression fittings for fairly cheap.
Sorry, saw your vid and it gave me ideas.
dustmundo 2 years ago
That's an excellent idea that I have considered thanks. As far as evolution goes I can still mount the armature on ball bearings, add some more water jackets on the starter housing, and increase voltage.
sawracer 2 years ago
Hey, if it turns out that during a long ride you find it begins to get hot; why not put a transmission cooler on the front? It should add considerable cooling ability. Keep going!!!
charliemor3 2 years ago