| Owner | Tony M. |
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| Owner's Other EV | Riding Mower |
| Location | Elkhart, Indiana United States map |
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| Vehicle | 2002 Yamaha ttr 80/125? Yamaha TTR with an electric pallet jack motor/controller. 12v |
| Motor | Prestolite unknown 6-3/4" from a 4000 pound pallet jack |
| Drivetrain | chain drive |
| Controller | from a pallet jack. same to make sure it would match the motor. |
| Batteries | 1, 12.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, Thin Metal Film whatever battery from a car or truck that happens to be laying around |
| System Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Charger | a car charger |
| Heater | none |
| Instrumentation | none, I plan to put some on. I hear they are cheap. |
| Top Speed | have not been able to test it. it can push 5000 pounds ~3.6 mph. |
| Acceleration | unknown |
| Range | depends on how much $ you spend on the battery |
| Seating Capacity | 1 adult |
| Curb Weight | 0 don't know how to weigh it. doesntt seem heavy. |
| Tires | 2 from the original motorcycle. they need replaced though |
| Conversion Time | unknown. father son project. |
| Conversion Cost | $80 for the bike $80 + some speakers for the pallet jack +whatever scrap materials we had in the garage |
| Additional Features | plastic body will be made. I might put some more money into it to make it look good with carbon fiber or something. has a horn, 3 speed plus reverse, emergency stop switch. |
| I bought a pallet jack and a motorcycle, and put them together. pallet jack- for the motor/controller combo. and the motorcycle- for the size and weight that seemed to match. we put a lot of work into it to lower the amount of money spent on it. it works on the jack, but it has not been ridden because I don't know what the long thing is on the left side, and I dont want to touch it. I'm hoping to move it to where the muffler was. suggestions welcome. | |
2002 Yamaha TTR80/125
“electric yamaha dirtbike”
(under construction)
Last Updated 08-11-2011
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