Owner | Matt Aldeman |
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Location | Bloomington, Illinois United States map |
Vehicle | 1979 Harley Davidson Sportster |
Motor | Mars 1003 Permanent Magnet DC |
Controller | Alltrax 7245 |
Batteries | 24 60 Ah, 3.60 Volt, Lithium Iron Phosphate CALB |
System Voltage | 72 Volts |
Charger | Elcon PFC 1500 |
DC/DC Converter | Sevcon |
Instrumentation | Cycle Analyst |
Top Speed | 60 MPH (96 KPH) Uses about 200 Wh/mile at 50-60 mph |
Acceleration | Wicked fast up to about 45 mph. I'd love to race a comparable ICE Harley-Davdison up to about 45 mph. Acceleration from 45-60 mph is a little slower. |
Range | 40 Miles (64 Kilometers) In-town range is 40-45 miles depending on driving style. Energy consumption is about 105-110 Wh/mile in-town averaging around 25-30 mph with stops and starts. |
Watt Hours/Mile | 110 Wh/Mile |
Seating Capacity | No passenger foot pegs at the moment. So, just me. |
Curb Weight | 0 I haven't weighed it, but I think it's considerably heavier than stock. Stock is 540 lbs; I'm guessing it's 600 lbs. |
Conversion Time | About 6 months start to finish, but I don't want to think about the number of hours. Bought the rolling chassis in January 2011, and took it on the first test drive in June 2011. |
Conversion Cost | About $6,500 conversion cost. |
Additional Features | The bike is 100% wind-powered. This is because the electricity we buy for our house is wind energy... hence, the motorcycle is wind-powered since I plug it into the wall outlet in the garage. |