> Four tired lead acid starter batteries aren't going to give
> much range with a brushed motor, keep that in mind too. I don't know how far
> you want it to go, but I can't imagine that setup being good for more than
> 5-10 miles TOPS, and you'll be charging for a long time with it.
Well, let's m
Not to knock you or the project, but... I don't think you're going to find
the fun that will inspire you to keep going with that setup. Or maybe you
will, dunno. Four tired lead acid starter batteries aren't going to give
much range with a brushed motor, keep that in mind too. I don't know how
far
Cool! Thanks Tommy!
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Please email me at ominbound and I can send you a wiring diagram that someone
made.
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Great! Keep me in mind. Looking forward to updates.
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>From my own exploration for my 650, which is also shaft driven, connecting
the motor to the driveshaft is going to be a little tricky w/ out the
transmission. It's a fairly tight space, and any motor with some oomph was
going to be a decent diameter to fit in the frame.
Ultimately I decided that
Would you consider selling the right side panel?
When I get home, I'd be glad to ride mine and tell you the exact RPMs at the
speeds you request.
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I'm not sure how practical hacking the transmission off of the engine would
be considering they share the oil sump.
-Kyle
On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 8:24 AM, Kurt Nolte wrote:
> Welcome! I have a very slow going similar project with a 650.
>
> I would recommend that you find a Honda service manual
Welcome! I have a very slow going similar project with a 650.
I would recommend that you find a Honda service manual for the bike. It
will have all the gear ratios you're asking for, as well as wiring
diagrams, suspension information, and other useful info.
What batteries are you planning to use?
Hi everyone,
I bought my first motorbike the other day, a 750s with a partially
disassembled (and probably broken?) motor.
I am a complete novice. I don't have a bike license yet, I've never even
sat on a motorbike before. Engines are black magic to me except the barest
basics. For example, I
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