[phoenixdiy] Re: Recycled-parts DIY Semi-Recumbent
- From: Diva Drumma <drum-core@xxxxxxxx>
- To: phxdiy email list <phoenixdiy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2009 10:10:25 -0700
This sounds pretty cool and I'd be up for coming to this.
Also good to get in touch with peeps at Bike Saviours in Tempe and
Rusty Spoke downtown.
Linda
> Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2009 00:31:30 -0700
> Subject: [phoenixdiy] Recycled-parts DIY Semi-Recumbent
> From: opporknockitytunes@xxxxxxxxx
> To: phoenixdiy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> I'm not sure if a workshop could be done for this, other than to
> discuss how it could be done, but for those interested, I just today
> completed the human-powered alpha road test of my recycled-parts DIY
> semi-recumbent. There's a lot of pics of various stages of
> construction at the blog (in my signature), though unfortunately no
> video of me riding it (can't ever get anyone I trust with the camera
> to help, so all the vids of motor tests and such are done by me, with
> bike on-stand/etc).
>
> It's just human-powered for now, but once I can afford the smaller
> lighter batteries to run it, or I can build a pair of heavy-duty side
> carriers for the car batteries, I'll be able to put the motor on there
> for assistance during rides. (also need a new belt, a bit longer than
> the one I've got, plus some throttle electronics and mechanics have to
> be built and debugged).
>
> There are a few bugs found on the ride, detailed on the blog post for today.
>
> Any questions or interest?
>
> --
> --
> Michael Elliott
> Cybernetic Necromancers, Discorporated
> Phoenix, AZ
> Watch Me Build An Elecric Bike From Recycled Junk:
> http://electricle.blogspot.com
>
> ReThink, RePurpose, ReUse.™
>
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