>To heck with the Vespa. Not enough room for batteries. Here is a design
>that will have less drag and can be easily faired.
>http://www.voidstar.com/bff/images/recped.jpg Plenty of room for batteries
>under the legs with nice balance. It will handle well and be fun to drive.
>You could easily weld any front suspension and rear suspension to a simple
>battery rack for the middle of the bike. It simply put would be two wheels
>to carry a battery rack and a human or two. Lawrence Rhodes...
That is a fun one. There are some other nifty machines on the BFF
website. Check out the Quasar and the Voyager, especially. Efficient,
fast and comfortable. My only issues with the "Recumbent Moped" would
be the front suspension looks a little light for a real battery pack
and the fact that you really need to make a fairing for it to get any
kind of real range. range. Open frame powered two wheelers have
terrible drag coefficients. Maybe throw a hub center front suspension
on it and a partial fairing, maybe with a roof, and you'd have a real
fun ride. But then, I want to make an electric Quasar. Heh.
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