Fast Electric Bike in Adelaide Australia

I'M SEEKING SPONSORSHIP FROM A COMPANY OR ORGANISATION TO BUILD A LAND SPEED RECORD BIKE TO BEAT THE AUSTRALIAN ELECTRIC LAND SPEED RECORD. PLEASE CONTACT ME AT rubertron@hotmail.com

Electric bike Motor Perm132 Permanent Magnet DC
Drivetrain Duplex Roller Chain #35 Heavy Duty Chain,Custom rear hub, Hydraulic Disc Brakes
Controller Alltrax AXE 7234
Lifebatt, 72.00 Volt,
System Voltage 72 Volts
Top Speed (130 KPH)

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[optimad51]

have heard something about the average adult male being able to generate about 300 watts when pedalling a bike, for about 5 to ten minutes, and up to 400 – 450 for maybe 15 seconds. Why then is the power limit for electric bikes only 200 watts in Australia? There are of course the usual political reasons… you pay far more taxes and charges if you drive a car or use public transport, and the powers that be are not about to make it easy for you to ride a bike and pay almost no taxes or charges

[MavVRX]

Well, actually not illegal, but classified as a motor bike, and will need to register it.

[optimad51]

@MavVRX Rather than limiting the power of the motor, the law should allow for more flexibility with power, but impose a speed limit

[optimad51]

I'M SEEKING SPONSORSHIP FROM A COMPANY OR ORGANISATION TO BUILD A LAND SPEED RECORD BIKE TO BEAT THE AUSTRALIAN ELECTRIC LAND SPEED RECORD. PLEASE CONTACT ME AT rubertron@hotmail.com

[MrWhizzz]

just wondering what the max range is ? really cool e-bike..well done!

[optimad51]

@MrWhizzz G'day mate, not been tested yet. Will update when tested. Cheers

[MavVRX]

@optimad51 Totally agree with you

[MavVRX]

Too bad it's illegal to ride on Australian roads

[ludiagsm]

Nice job man I love it :)

[staver76]

@optimad51 Ah, thanks for responding! 80 kph with 72v at 3000 watts, wow! That's amazing, makes a fool out of my kiddy 40 kph, oh well :-), it is a "bicycle after all" good luck with your ebiking!