Very nice build!

I'm converting an old 1997 Vision R40 under seat steering, short wheelbase 2-wheel recumbent. I'm also dropping in a V3 All Axel motor, though I'm going with the rear-wheel model. As for clamps and mounts, I highly recommend T-Cycle (part of Terra Cycle, I think). Not cheap, but very well made.

Oh she cute

Im imoressed

Looking forward to see this puppy fly!

amazing! electric airplanes and vehicules are definitively the future :D

You might have been able to remove the standoff screw easier by heating it up a little.

Do you have the link to the 3D printed throttle mount?

Yeah man, I like what you are building. Also, it gets easier as a creator, especially one as talented as you. Looking forward to your next post.

Nice work. After a day laying tiles, I sure feel the work behind yours ! Greetings from France.

swag

very clean montage keep it up !

very interesting video, excited to see more of ur process, good luck :)

oh my ... 🤮 ... that Adams apple bro! ... honestly, making a plane? there are quicker, far more efficient ways at un aliving yourself ... though I'm for whatever brings an uneventful end to this creatures channel ... the quicker that happens the better, though, the slower, more painful it is will surely put a smile on my dial and with any luck, fire is involved, a fire that doesn't quite completely finish the job, but leaves room for a little hope, weeks of skin grafts, immense pain but most importantly, a definite but difficult to see end and cure to your lil spell of dysphoria, good luck with that *bro, I wish you all the best, fly high now. should I be surprised that it's an American? ... hehe

No idea why the algorithm put you in my feed this morning, but it was an excellent recommendation. Enjoying your style and the project and looking forward to following along (and catching up on your past videos).

just found this channel been thinking about building my own plane for a while, was more thinking about using a petrol engine. what sort of electric motor/ batteries were you thinking about using for this plane. super cool project looking forward to seeing more

Great project. Is this your first glass bird?

Awesome build 👍 thanks for sharing the details.

Very cool!

Any reason you didn't submit this build video into the Grin It to Win It contest? Nice Job!

Great video . I am looking at adding power to my azub tifly and grin is my number one choice so far

But i drive efficiently and coast a lot, so regen is like punihshing me for efficient driving. I get it, a benefit for free is still worth it, but is it free? you lose momentum when you regen, you lose speed which you could have used that speed to go further, but now you got extra juice to go further? 1 step back , one step forward? ... But yeah it definately is free when you break a lot, but thats the thing, once you become a good driver you never have to break, or break as minimal as possible, breaking is a sign of inefficiecy, and the only time regen helps you,. Other times you can argue you can use the momemntum from a hill decent to go further just as efficinetly as regen. Or can you? has anyone tested regen down a hill and how much distance you gain vs just seeing how far you can roll after all that momentum? But you cant argue breaking doesnt lose energy, it does so theres is a benefit there for sure but only if you break a lot. I think its more useful for real cars that have stop and go traffic all the time unlike bikes\ scooters where its easier to keep moving. Anyay nice build , love what grin technlogloes is doing, look forward to more!

Thanks Rachel,

So inspiring!

merica the land of the FREAK

Dude, I see your analysis is lengthy but there is not enough actual material to prove something.

Nice video! I have a cruzbike S40. I was thinking of doing something similar to this with that bike.

Dat look like a man.

Outstanding conversion, and the video is very helpful and well edited. I think Grin Technologies could use this. Conversion kits need much adaptation for long recumbents, you covered the highlights and solutions. I just added a mid drive to an USS recumbent trike, my daily driver, and the solutions were similar: layout wiring with string, struggle where to mount the display and throttle, creative methods to attach the battery, find somewhere to stuff all the extra wire. You could still hang panniers from the rear rack.

more tech than a guys channel

I am tempted by the idea of a recumbent bicycle. I dearly love my old Ridgeback Panorama, but nowadays I find it uncomfortable on my neck to be hunched over the handlebars all the time.

Love it! Keep on going

I enjoy watching something great slowly (very slowly) taking shape. Oh, and I also like the silly puns. Keep going!