Owner | P | ||||||
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Location | Austin, Texas United States map | ||||||
Web | WebPage | ||||||
Vehicle | 2009 Electric Motorsport GPR-S Street legal bike up to ~70 mph with 15-tooth sprocket. Fun bike that's easy to ride. The original configuration was with SLA cells. Range was too short so I upgraded to LFPs. It's much more useful now. One of the great features of the GPR-S is its modularity and flexibility. Few other bikes even have the option to upgrade to a completely different battery chemistry. | ||||||
Motor | D&D Motor Systems, Inc. Separately Excited DC | ||||||
Drivetrain | Direct drive D&D Sepex regen motor with Sevcon PowerPak. Up to 25hp / 4500 rpm. | ||||||
Controller | Sevcon PowerPak PP784 | ||||||
Batteries | 24 Thunder Sky 40Ah, 3.20 Volt, Lithium-Ion TS LFP (lithium iron phosphate) batteries | ||||||
System Voltage | 72 Volts | ||||||
Top Speed | 70 MPH (112 KPH) | ||||||
Range | 30 Miles (48 Kilometers) Upgraded from SLA to LFP which tripled the range. | ||||||
Watt Hours/Mile | 100 Wh/Mile | ||||||
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Seating Capacity | 2 adults | ||||||
Curb Weight | 310 Pounds (140 Kilograms) | ||||||
Conversion Cost | $6700 + $3300 (LFP upgrade) | ||||||
Additional Features | Regenerative braking Integrated charger w/ power port (mod) USB charge port (mod) Standard motor mount points allow for easy upgrades LFP battery upgrade | ||||||
Getting support from EMS has been a struggle. |