Owner | Larry |
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Owner's Other EV | 2000 Club Car Golf Cart |
Location | Yuma, Arizona United States map |
Vehicle | 2003 Suzuki SV 1000 I didn't want to build something wimpy so I choose the SV1000 to have plenty of room for batteries and motor. The previous owner dumped the bike and didn't want to rebuild it. The truss-style frame is very light yet has a GVWR rating of 940lbs. |
Motor | D&D Motor Systems, Inc. ES-15A-6 Series Wound DC 48-72VDC 10hp Continues Rated 7/8" single-shaft 6.7" Dia x 12.28" Long 30 HP Peak |
Drivetrain | Chain drive, 530. I am going to set the sprockets for a 4/1 ratio to start then adjust later for the performance I want. |
Controller | Alltrax 7245 450 amp, 200 amp continuous, programmable |
Batteries | 24 GBS GBS LFMP, 80.00 Volt, Lithium Iron Phosphate With EMS, SoC monitor, cell monitoring, automatic balance, protective UV solenoid, |
System Voltage | 72 Volts |
Charger | TBD |
Heater | Sunshine in Sunny Yuma, AZ |
DC/DC Converter | Sagem Samlex IDC-200D-12 60-120V input, 12.5V output, 16A or 200 watts. Cost $130 |
Instrumentation | TBD |
Top Speed | 65 MPH (104 KPH) Part of my commute is 7 miles on interstate so 65mph is my target top speed. |
Acceleration | I will let you know later. |
Range | TBD...I will commute 11 miles one way 5 days a week. I live in the desert and can ride all year. I can charge at both locations so if I get 15-20 miles with good performance I'll be quite happy. |
Watt Hours/Mile | TBD |
Seating Capacity | 1 unless we are very close friends. |
Curb Weight | 0 TBD |
Tires | 24" factory OEM. I will use the original tires until they are worn out. |
Conversion Time | So far about 5 hours stripping the bike down and 20 hours reading blogs and websites. |
Conversion Cost | $1200 for the used bike. $130 200 watt DC converter $ motor $ controller I sold the engine for $1300! Wa-Hoo! |
Additional Features | I commute 11 miles one way, 5 days per week. I will charge at both locations for 8 hours or more. Driving is in the desert, always dry, no hills. Lowest operating temperature is 40 degrees. |
This seems to be a forever project as I am SO busy in the winter and gone away in the summer....Still not done building..... |