2 350W hub motors in one ebike

Testing my ebike with 2 hub motor in rear and front wheels.
30kmh up hill
Prueba con dos motores de 350W montados en una bicicleta.
Sube Agua Santa en Viña del Mar, Chile a 30kmh sin problemas.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• BLDC
• ebike
• hub
• motor
• bicicleta
• electrica
• electric
• bicycle
• chile
• viña

[ampdavolts]

This is an entirely good idea: distribute the mass of total motor power between two wheels instead of one: better power, better range, use one motor or both, speed and range; almost like having a two-geared motor. Fine video. I enjoy meeting innovative thinkers like you. Great video.

Peeps: join endless sphere forums to meet great people and ideas for =your= dream ebike.

[rgody]

thanks

Im user "rgody" in endless sphere

Regards

[tels2006]

Puedes pasar mas info por favor, estoy muy intresado en ese!

[rgody]

escribeme a rgody @ yahoo . com. Estare encantado de darte toda la info que requieras.

[jojo808]

weight??

[rgody]

38 kilos. (SLA Batteries)

[ludiagsm]

very nice :) . Have you connect in parallel two controllers inputs to throttle that way you can control two hubs with one throttle.? I have the same idea but with two 1000w 48volt motors> greetings from East Europe Bulgaria Sofia :)))

[Pudersepp]

Do you use two controllers? How many throttles?

[BrennerMaschinenbau]

nice

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london-delhi1

have a look at the red bike

[ampdavolts]

Hi again. And I am Reid Welch at E.S.

I have a running thread there, building a "stealth" cruiser bike. It's almost finished.

Your bike, though, inspires me. It's very well thought out and very neatly built. PM me some of your threads at endless sphere? I want to learn more of your work. Cheers,

Reid

[cheapracer]

What, are you Bond, James Bond: undercover can only do secret video's at night?

[Castillonis2]

I was thinking of doing this and was happy to see your video. Awesome

Estaba pensando en hacer esto y estaba feliz de ver el vídeo. Imponente

[techforumz]

Lots of power, how do you control the motors? One throttle for both, one throttle each, or an "automatic" throttle in which a computer actually controls the *ahem* controllers?