Yes but what's the problem? Looks like some one pulled the plug on the
project with Kick Start. It would be interest To know what happened.

Doc at E-Machines

On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 8:15 AM, brucedp5 via EV <[email protected]> wrote:

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> http://www.autoblog.com/2015/07/15/atx-8080-electric-scooter-raises-ruckus-kickstarter/
> ATX 8080 electric scooter raises a ruckus on Kickstarter
> Jul 15th 2015  Domenick Yoney
>
> [images
> http://www.autoblog.com/photos/atx-8080-electric-scooter/
> Gallery  ATX 8080 Electric Scooter
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> video  flash
> ]
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> Some of the most compelling designs are also the most simple, and stripped
> down, bones-showing vehicles certainly grab our attention. The ATX 8080
> from
> Austin Electric Powersports is one such exoskeletal head-turning effort.
> Almost halfway through its life-giving Kickstarter campaign, it's also
> approaching the halfway mark to being a funded reality.
>
> With a look reminiscent of the Honda Ruckus, this electric scooter pushes
> past the 49-cc limits of that Japanese gas burner, requiring riders to
> possess a motorcycle endorsement. In return for that bit of red tape, this
> totally tubular two-wheeler takes you from traffic-cone status to viable
> commuter, with an 80-kph (50-mile per hour) top speed and 80-kilometer (50
> miles) range (hence, its 8080 nomenclature).
>
> The heart of this battery-powered beast is the "oneDrive" system from KLD
> Energy, which is the progenitor of this project. This patented power unit
> is
> a low-voltage, high-frequency, hub motor design that said to be good for
> 147.5 pound-feet of torque (no kW rating is given). From a performance
> perspective, this translates to 0-to-25 mph in 3.2 seconds, and 0-to-50 mph
> in 9.4.
>
> Speaking of batteries, the ATX 8080 uses Samsung-sourced cells – good for
> 90,000 km (55,923 miles) of riding – to create a somewhat ponderous 33-kg
> (72.75-lb) 3.14 kWh box. Charge time to 80 percent is two hours, through
> any
> household socket. It will need to stay plugged in twice as long to
> completely top it off, though.
>
> The price offered through the Kickstarter campaign is $5,250, or a matching
> set for $10,000 even. If you just want to offer support, they have some
> interesting rewards, such as a three-day pass to the 2016 Moto GP event
> and/or a weekend pass to the Austin City Limits Music Festival. You can
> keep
> up with the ATX 8080 over on its Facebook page, and if you haven't already,
> check out the video above to get the whole pitch and see the scooter in
> action.
> [© 2015 AOL]
> ...
>
> https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1864797206/the-atx-8080-charge-your-ride-change-the-world
> ATX 8080 - Charge Your Ride. Change the World
> http://www.atx8080.com/
> ...
> http://www.kldenergy.com/onedrive/
> KLD Energy
> ...
> http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=totally+tubular
> totally tubular
> http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Tubular
> (a surfer term)
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> http://seaburytides.org/940/opinion/opinion-so-what-does-totally-tubular-actually-mean/
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> http://www.mydigitalfc.com/news/scooters-india-gets-shock-told-go-green-or-face-selloff-844
> Scooters.in last chance> go Electric or face selloff
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> http://www.steamboattoday.com/news/2015/jul/15/city-steamboat-devotes-two-parking-spaces-10th-str/
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