Making Electric Scooter using a Gearless Motor

[@deanfpv1016]

It may look easy but he has a lot of professional equipment to carry out these works and its always more imvolving than meets the eye.

[@WIZERD51]

outside of the welding I think most all of it could be done with a hand drill, grinder and soldering iron.

[@MotoxYT]

@@WIZERD51 and a spot welder if you're making a battery.

[@techydiy]

I am just amazed by the lack of pot holes in the road.

[@geo_neo9]

Great job very creative. Only downside is zero suspension.

[@engineerkohat]

Great video. I am watching so many videos like this one from different channels now a days.

[@ЯлгуунБаатар]

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[@sreea2365]

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[@Draven7970]

Simple yet awesome look, and it goes pretty fast. Nice job 👍🏼

[@jamborambomango6193]

Love how now days you can see someone craft nice project only get to see it now a year late but a year later still as interesting to watch 👌🏼

[@territhcollins467]

It's amazing how everything you build looks so professionally done! I guess you can say it is! So lucky to have such a skill!!

[@salmahady5993]

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[@salmahady5993]

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[@ebmldn]

I really love how this turned out. I am really inspired with your work and I am planning to engineer like you someday.

[@tmo7777]

You are a Genius with Mad Doctor Skills Son. NOW it's time to go into mass production and make DOUGH-LO I will be your 1st Customer.

[@summervibes2738]

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[@dzefrejzteksasu.6339]

465 $???? Fucking stupid price.

[@metju.u7620]

@@dzefrejzteksasu.6339 čech ?

[@spoonforthought3534]

Dżefrej z Texasu. There so expensive aren’t they, elec scooters have been around for 20+ years the tech is retrospectively unchanged (common battery’s are now l ion, common motors brushless). If anything has change it’s an increased demand for personal green mobility! If startups can knock them out to leave on pavements they should be cheaper to buy!

[@Elisworkshop]

Love how stealth and simple it is! Great job on the scooter.

[@mattsonmccraw6767]

Looks very clean for a homemade project!

[@fidelcatsro6948]

professionally made!

[@Duyunovmotors]

it is very important to have a good and reliable electric motor

[@RUDY3098]

Nice job even through you can buy one cheaper it's the sense of pride of what you built. Great Job.

[@makantahi3731]

in cheaper bikes are worse parts

[@cronmasterdan]

£60 is cheap and faster

[@rickpalechuk4411]

Pretty sweet ride, all you need now is a windmill to charge it with (hint, hint) Great content as always, thanks for sharing. Cheers

[@ajithbhaskaran672]

Best ever bro... Love from South India.. Always love your work...❤️❤️😎👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌

[@victorraulvelandiasalamanc9109]

ELEGANT, PRACTICAL AND FAST. CONGRATULATIONS

[@granddaddyjr9352]

This is great! I need to adapt this to my manual wheelchair.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

wow that will be good! a wheelchair dont need so much power.. you only need a good car battery

[@mokhlesurrahman1742]

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[@johnmoran7996]

I just modified a razor-100 scooter for better stability by adding a wheelbase in the rear and front.now it can't tip when I ride it.it only took me a few days to get it right but it works well for me.i like people who are thinkers.nice job on that.

[@freefromthematrix7323]

I have to give credit when it is due,, The Scooter you made looks great and i wish i had been able to stay in college as i started learning electronics and when i watch video's like this it goes to show that anything is possible when you know how,, i bought an electric Scooter for £550 in the sales,, and i seen the KPH you was doing! i think your scooter weighs less than mine hence the speed but you go faster than a commercially bought scooter,, if i had of had a dad when growing up i would like him to have been an electrical engineer, i did get to know a great electrical engineer but he was so busy and near to retirement so i never got to learn anything, although i am very grateful that he fixed and serviced my LYNN AXSIS Record player,, 10 out of 10 for the video and work done,,,

[@avi-brown]

It's never to late to start! If you focus and don't make excuses you can also learn these skills. And maybe even one day you can inspire someone as this video inspires you :)

[@christophersavailableresou6433]

Thank you for providing this video this is wonderful- I need a way to get to work more efficiently

[@sportymonk6392]

Nice project, God bless you. This is going to help a lot of us enthusiasts out here. One day I've to try making one for me too. Regards #SportyMonk

[@bomche115]

I like his ideas

[@dariellediandrawibisono8097]

The most cleanest e scooter project👍

[@pd1jdw630]

Absolutely genius. Though I wonder what the speed and range is, cause this might be a wonderful short range commuter for work. Job well done sir 👍🏻

[@zanhari1]

The speedometer shows it going 31mph on the flat. At least I think it's mph, could be kph.

[@zanhari1]

Also, it's fairly expensive! Click on all the links and add the prices up! 2 batteries for £11 something, times by the amount needed, add the £96 odd for the brushless motor and £40 odd for the battery modulator, or whatever it is, and it stacks up. Might be cheaper just buying a cheap secondhand scooter or even a really cheap car!

[@zanhari1]

£286 plus just for the batteries!!!!! Omg, then there's the machining, and the aluminium sheeting etc etc. You'd be looking at over £400!!!!! You can buy them cheaper than that in the UK. 🤪

[@zanhari1]

@jimmy87251 I just clicked on the links the video poster left in the description. That takes you to banggood. That site must be very expensive then. 🤪

[@TheN0mersy]

@@zanhari1Are you nuts ? Ofc it's km/h.

[@caithimhjoe2135]

Very nice piece of craftmanship there pal!

[@loneaxolotl]

Getting buffed bro? Nice biceps. This was a great project. I love your videos!

[@loneaxolotl]

Two hours ago there were only 2 views, now it's 3,564! You're doing a good job, man.

[@shanvideoskL10]

I am also liked

[@yowskee10]

Cleanest build that i have seen

[@manuelsoul1]

Good electric scooter, congratulations 👍👍👍

[@daisukevideo]

I'm riding an electric scooter in Japan. The law is strict in Japan, so it's hard to play! The video was very interesting :) I'll come back again! With love from Japan :)

[@NguyenThanhDo]

Hello my friend I enjoyed watching full view. your video very pro. i love it Thank you for awesome sharing Have a fantastic day

[@777sgiles]

Please do a diy video on converting a knee scooter into a seated electric scooter. Please pretty please! I’ll bet you’ll go viral!

[@googlevision]

At first I didn't understand what vehicle you were referring to until I searched online and found it sold for $98 - $124 at Walmart. Here's an idea when you're fully rehabilitated you should send you used one for the foundation of this DYI project.🤔🤔🤔. This is a great project when I retire.

[@grahamkelly8662]

Wow this is incredible. Looks like a beauty. It’s Amazing what can be done, with a little know how. Excellent job. I wonder if this guy ever rides the scooter? I hope so. 👊

[@عليزكريا-ذ1س]

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[@kripalkumarchauhan8576]

Plpl

[@slicaltimistic1]

😁😁That is a encouragement. Made it look like it's impossible to do. But he actually made it. Brilliant job man.👏👏👏👏

[@rishabhraj5515]

U r genius bro ! Well done !

[@ruslansup8068]

Electric bum in home made!

[@michaelanderson9792]

That's solid should last as long as the batteries hold out good job

[@floydaltonmiller]

You did a good job on the project.

[@misatzu]

One suggestion for improvement: I would have *wrapped the skateboard griptape around the aluminium cover* instead of just cutting off the excess width. Looks cleaner (blacked out theme!), protects the edges from scratching, prevents the griptape from peeling off.

[@zro6828]

Plus would probably help add to the waterproofing. It's the little details.. only thing is you then wouldn't have access to anything in the compartment without cutting & replacing the grip tape.

[@misatzu]

@@zro6828 What I actually meant was wrapping the griptape all around the cover alone while it is still unassembled @8:24 and mounting the whole thing to the compartment then ;) In case one would be worried about waterproofing this way, just a little bit of silicone put on the contact surfaces would surely solve that issue.

[@treborunique2905]

👏👏👏👏 the best video on electric DIY scooter assembly ever..wow great work and pretty clean too...

[@paulsherman7802]

I can see this as a valid commercial product. Scalable to weight classes.

[@just_jimmy]

You should consider selling these.

[@tashan6969]

Cool project !!! But.... I'd rather have information ( and a how to build vid) on your home made spot welder you used for making the battery pack.... I could really use a welder like that for my projects!!

[@karlmuller8469]

Still looking for a parts list with Pictures? Let me know and I'll post it or send it to you.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

Ingenious welding skill and engineering you should be making electric motorcycles!!

[@7caesar7]

Wow this guy know what he 's doing. Awesome!!!

[@ethan_aky]

i'm on the step after removing brakes and my mom is coming home in an hour what do i do

[@oneworld6400]

All parts so expensive..but your work is worth less.....nice work keep it up

[@general5104]

KEWL!!! I stay amazed any time i watch your vids! You're GENIOUS !!! Thank you so much! ❤

[@1013redoak]

Amazing! You should Patent that and go into Production!

[@shhhdontshout]

Nice one mate! How long can the battery lasts on a single charge?

[@pyrotank1232]

probably 1km

[@DOI_ARTS]

Id rather walk 😁

[@peterduxbury927]

I converted a Razor Scooter back in 1996, and I still have it. I built up the Footboard for battery storage. A Computer Fan cooled the electronics when turned-on. I also used the Trigger Mechanism from a variable-speed Battery Drill for the Throttle Control. This throttle was mounted on The Footboard, and operated with the front part of the foot. I always wanted to "fly" through a Speed Camera with it, exceeding the speed limit, but it became scary to ride at 20kM/h! It only had a very poor rear brake. How things have changed since 1996, with much-improved components and batteries. Nice build, Greetings from Australia.

[@alishanmao]

sweet job there mate

[@revertfpv2928]

That is an understatement

[@revertfpv2928]

That is like production model

[@christians6734]

nice and clean job, but you are a fearless driver. Please be careful.

[@Petiksmode]

Turn out great. I like the color.

[@tryingtomake9871]

oh this is very expert work, really smart Scooter

[@ranrez7648]

works-man with all the right gears

[@chuddusanz5885]

I like videos that walk the talk, than talk the walk. New sub here!

[@scottlanier5133]

Awesome. None of the links were working. Can you suggest links to building a 48v battery and ones I don't have to weld connection too? I've seen stick on tabs

[@micharogalewicz6249]

Neat work. Congratulations!

[@watchcityknives]

This guy is unbelievably smart is there anything he can’t make lol

[@sinalcoflasche]

Meanwhile, a minister in the German Ministry of Transport: This is dangerous and is prohibited .... :-P

[@dash3dot]

And he/she is absolutely right. Been visiting one of the european capitals last month and the amount of drunk retards (mostly british) on those scooters on sidewalks was insane. No wonder they get on average 40-50 people in just one hospital with broken arms, legs, jaws, noses every day! It's a great mean of transportation... until you hand it over to a brain dead retard of which there are many these days.

[@Ceplix83]

Amazing projects

[@JACKBRAZILGB]

That's alot of skills....from electric to manual handling of the metal bits ....I couldn't put a screw on my dualtron that was stuck

[@tubeufvalentin365]

Hello, nice work. I would like to know what is the approximately power when you ride at 25 km/h. And if you also have the speed for the max power you can reach, it will be great. Thanks

[@rigorreynolds6233]

shouldnt you pack the steering column bearings outside of the column THEN insert them ? just asking not hating.

[@dennisneo1608]

Still very petty though??

[@mehtabmanik]

EXCELLENT NEAT AND CLEAN WORK.

[@andreayes9600]

I loved this video! Thanks! can u show in another video or explain me here better how to solder the batteries together on both sides of the battery pack, and how to solder the wires of the battery's protector?

[@larryadavenport2334]

You did a good job make an electric scooter

[@BakuretsuTen]

Another awesome video. Thanks for making stuff all the time!

[@haouarimonjo9551]

Quel talent ! c'est un Artiste Bravo Maestro

[@Masteralvin]

I have to clap for this one.

[@dyfdfysght3806]

😎😁😋🤩

[@juanjosereyescercado.6894]

Es lo máximo EMI le manda felicitaciones su papa J R C. que siga adelante para Fabio.🚲🙋.

[@fezabaydur2821]

how long is the ride for 1 full charge?

[@tubeufvalentin365]

7Ah/50V battery, and the motor rated power is 350W. So at rated speed you reach 7A (350W = 50V * 7A). If your battery is fully charged you should ride for 1 hour at rated speed. What is the rated speed.. i Don't know.

[@caseyb1346]

It looked like it tops out around 31km per hour, which is 19 miles per hour. So about 19 miles...theoretically. That lines up roughly with a basic maxim for any electric vehicle with a fairly upright stance. That is below 20 mph, watt hours per mile is less then the mph number. At 20 it breaks even and beyond 20 mph whpm will be higher then mph. Theoretically. So 19mph sustained speed uses roughly 18.5 whpm. 350/18.5 = 18.9, or 19 miles range. Bingo. Its as true on a mountain bike as on a scooter. However... ALL of that is assuming you never stop once the whole ride. Every time you stop and have to re-accelerate, that costs significant amounts of energy. Also, there are losses to hysteresis. Also, a batteries rated capacity is not its true capacity. The more load you put on the battery, known as the "C rate", the less total energy you will be able to pull out for that charge cycle. In the case of this scooter, the motor is rated for 350w continuous and 750w maximum and I assume 48v standard batteries. That means it draws 7.3 and 15 amps respectively. 7.3 amps out of a 7ah battery is a C rate of 1, which is ok. 15 amps draw out of a 7ah battery is a C rate of 2 which may reduce its effective capacity some. ALSO Electric motors are much less efficient at speeds near 0. Sooo not only does accelerating use more energy due to physics, it also requires running the motor at speeds where it is less efficient AND stresses the batteries with this particular setup, reducing effective capacity. So if you are riding this in the city, and just hopping on it and letting the motor do all the work....less then 10 miles range. If you put in some effort and kick off really hard to get some speed on the scooter before you engage the motor....14-15 miles range. Hope that answers your question :)

[@xpndblhero5170]

That's actually pretty cool..... I'd be a little more aggressive w/ the power if I built one but I like it. Very simple platform and mods w/ nothing being too hard... I would have preferred you to use steel dropouts cause aluminum can deform w/ high torque motors. You either got ridiculously lucky or you put ALOT of thought into this... I'm gonna go w/ the latter. LoL Nice build....

[@suhailbasheer1508]

XPNDBLhero you go man

[@andreynechkin3802]

я бы еще и переднее колесо подключил! прикольно замерить скорость!

[@SPORTIK_1333]

Полный привод. Зачем,а дрифтовать как?

[@chathamabs2011]

Absolutely brilliant, great work. Must be satisfying making it and also overcoming the snags along the way to get this result. Boss 🙌

[@maciekm7953]

Świetny projekt a wykonanie jeszcze lepsze 👏👍

[@salmahady5993]

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[@salmahady5993]

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[@birenmagy4344]

nice

[@lepystudio8974]

Did you test the range ? Could anyone tell me a realistic range ?

[@honestinsincerity2270]

I'm assuming that shot around 9:30 is a speedometer. But I can't tell if it's in mph or kph. If anyone knows I'm curious how fast these can get going.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

i think its miles per hour..

[@dash9048]

it’s kmh it is going 18 mph

[@tommyentryakoi9726]

Do make it accessible to ordinary folks. Be a blessing to the world community. Cheers

[@fantom9899]

Молодец, с меня лайк и подписка;)

[@camnangso]

Nice project, God bless you.

[@carl6405]

Very nice project! You might want to add a thermo sensor into the battery section in case those 1865's over heat. They are known to catch fire. Sensor could disable the circuit if heat exceeds "X" degrees. By the way, do you have the machine that spot welds the battery connections?

[@Вася-ш3щ]

Cabeca The battery in my electric scooter never heats up more than 10-15 degree in winter and 20-25 degree in summer. If you placed a proper battery, you don't need thermo sensor.

[@ЕвгенийАверкиев-ж6ц]

Руки растут из нужного места и голова на месте.

[@hellsg3]

Must be coincidence that youtube puts an ad for a scooter that looks exactly like what you built within your video.

[@antsii]

very nice build

[@michaelweston6083]

I want to know if you could turn that battery pack on its side and put in a second one.

[@ioney_at]

Probably not. The base hase to be built taller to fit them. He already had to cut a hole for the bms

[@siddheshmundhekar2475]

-[ MN ]- I like your finishing work you are knife maker your video I will like.nice work 👌👌👌

[@geraintjones7555]

Cool video. I think using an old skateboard deck for would give you more foot space and could look cooler

[@xpndblhero5170]

Goddammit if I didn't think exactly the same thing.... That would look sick and offer more battery and controller space, just raise the sides up a little more and you should be able to get 60v battery and controller inside. And put steel dropouts on it instead of aluminum... And bigger motor. LoL

[@johnshore3095]

@@xpndblhero5170 and some skate board "wheelie" wheels on an outrigger at the back when doing wheelies with 750Watts! Like the dragsters have..

[@xpndblhero5170]

@@johnshore3095 - That would be cool, It's usually programed into the controller not to dump power when you first start off so you don't wheelie but if you program the controller yourself then you can count on needing a wheelie bar. LoL I've been on 36v 1000w scooters w/o an issue but I have yet to try one of those 60v 2000w or 3000w ones, I've heard that they have been known to wheelie at 30+ mph.

[@Bk99JzM]

Witam i pozdrawiam!!Swietny pomysl wykonania skutera wlasnymi rekami,duza wiedza i dokladnosc daje dobre efekty,mozna nim troche pojezdzic!!Tak Trzymac!!

[@szymonkosmaa5780]

The funny thing is that you live in the same city as me :D

[@Owl566]

LORD_DABBER why is that funny?

[@MattyH73]

LORD_DABBER Not really that funny at all

[@chibba5418]

quite offensive if i do say so myself

[@OwlShadow]

Nice build

[@parkerbirch9374]

Just started watching your video and already i love it!! In case i forget to tell you later!

[@ВладимирМухин-ц7т]

Good job, man. Gonna watch more.

[@AliDurrani]

Great, how much cost spend on it?

[@darynandjason9714]

This’s really cool and I like it.

[@kencrabs6411]

I need to know how he made his soldering gun.

[@PocketOperatorGuy]

Very good. You don't have balancing circuitry in your battery though.

[@ROBBSTAR76]

Super interesting. I wonder how much he spent on the whole scooter. And how much he saved ? If he spoke a little it would of been good to understand what all the parts r called. Thanks anyway for the upload.that was great dude!

[@tarkkodu6953]

cool video for learning how to build it etc, but he did not save money. parts 413 USD / 347 EUR + shipping 25-35USD or more without tax, + man-hours. as you can buy 350w no brand scooter on Aliexpr. for 255EUR and brand scooter for 325EUR .. mybe if project for scooter will be bigger. with 2000w-3000w motor what will drive 50-70km/h :)

[@MAX5WM]

How did you come up with wheelbase length? Can you manufacture an extended cargo unit?

[@mgfhbmh1]

I would pay you to make me one of them. 😁

[@veke05]

Edward N. Hartman or just buy one off ebay

Your did good job!

[@AssoTube]

Hai fatto un lavoro fantastico! Sei Bravissimo!! Grazie per il video!!