http://www.greenoptimistic.com/daymak-beast-electric-scooter/ Who Doesn’t Want This Beast Electric Scooter? Benji Jerew October 28, 2015
[image http://www.greenoptimistic.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/SS.1446063419.jpg?a11f9e I've dreamed of this, an electric Honda Ruckus! video https://youtu.be/MS9_m19F1jE DAYMAK BEAST D double motor ebike Made in CANADA daymak2011 Sep 30, 2015 More info at: http://www.daymakbeast.com Twice the power. This Beast has dual motor can be turned on an off for maximum torque ... ] As a former Honda Ruckus-, alternative-fuels-, outdoors-, and fun-enthusiast, I can honestly say that this is the one thing that puts all of these things together, a solar-powered lithium-ion two-wheel drive Electric Ruckus, an electric scooter otherwise known as the DAYMAK BEAST D. First, let me tell you that the Honda Ruckus doesn’t seem like a great ride. After all, it’s only equipped with a 50 cc engine and a tiny belt-drive CVT, which might get you to 40 mph, and that downhill with a tailwind and a slight modification to the CVT! On the other hand, most states don’t require you to get a motorcycle endorsement and it delivers 114 mpg. While these were the main reasons I bought it, it also happens to look cooler than practically anything else on the road. You can think of it like two-wheel version of a dune buggy or Jeep Wrangler, which is interesting, because one company figures that it should also be able to perform as well off-road as these other cool options, adding in a pure electric two-wheel drive powertrain, to boot! Modified by DAYMAK, a Canadian electric mobility specialist (think: granny’s electric scooter and your kid’s Barbie convertible), looked at the Honda Ruckus and thought, “We should electrify that,” and they did. The result, perhaps with a nod to the Tesla Model S P85D, is the DAYMAK BEAST D, a dual-motor lithium-ion battery electric scooter. Equipped with 20 Ah of lithium-ion battery and two 500 W electric motors, one in each wheel, and knobby-off-road tires, the BEAST D has a top speed of 31 mph, a range of up to 18.6 miles, and is totally off-road capable. Of course, the DAYMAK BEAST D isn’t rated for on-road use, so I guess I’d have to settle for the BEAST ULTIMATE, which is a little slower, only up to 20 mph, but has the same range. At the same time, I can honestly say that I don’t want to buy some of the other e-bike options that are out there. What’s really cool about the Electric Ruckus is the charging system. Of course, you can plug it in, and it’ll fully charge in four to six hours, but the battery case is shod in solar panels, which function as a trickle charger, charging about 5 miles per day in ambient lighting conditions. You may never have to plug it in if you pedal and keep your speed and distance down! [© greenoptimistic.com] ... http://www.daymakbeast.com DAYMAK BEAST D http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-beast-d-takes-electric-atvs-to-the-next-level-300163650.html The Beast D Takes Electric ATV's to the Next Level Oct 21, 2015 Daymak Inc. [images https://photos.prnewswire.com/prnvar/20151020/278886?max=1600 The Beast D is the silent off-road ATV https://photos.prnewswire.com/prnvar/20151020/278887?max=1600 Climb inclines of up to 36 Degrees! ] TORONTO, Oct. 21, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- The Beast is getting an overhaul and increasing its power to take complete control off-road. The two wheel electric all-terrain vehicle just got better with The Beast D that will feature a dual 500W Motor, and the Daymak Drive controller to the already powerful Daymak Beast. The Beast D will come with the 60V20ah Lithium Ion upgraded battery. And most importantly the Beast D is custom built in Canada! The Daymak Beast D – All Terrain, anytime! The Daymak Beast hits speeds of 31 mph The Beast D is the perfect vehicle to take with you in the outback, hunting, camping and more. With the solar panel battery, you simply can leave the Beast D wherever you are and it will recharge itself for the way back home. The Beast D, unlike the standard version comes with a dual brushless DC motor that can go up to speeds of 50 km/h. The Beast D, strictly for off-road use oppose to the other versions. The Beast D also allows you to turn off one of the motors in case you need to conserve power. The MSRP of The Beast D's is at $4299, for a dual motor ATV which is only a $1300 increase from the Beast Deluxe. Climb mountains with ease with The Beast D ebike With added power you can climb at a much higher incline. The Beast D can climb hills of up to 36 degrees, which is a staggering 80% increase from the Beast Ultimate. This makes going through rough terrain a breeze and with the dual leg kick stand you can leave at the highest point of your trek and not be concerned that it comes rolling down the other way. The Beast D allows you to reach heights that you would never imagine with a conventional ATV! And the initial reviews for the Beast D have been more than impressive "Compared to an ATV, you just get more" – Michael C "Beast D is a class above your run of the mill ATV and at a fraction of the price. The mobility and utility is enough to sell it on its own, with the dual motor Beast D, with both front and rear wheeled drive its' perfect for the cottage. You make your own trails and you don't have to worry about things like noise or gas" – Donovan W The Beast D is available now. For more information and full specs on the Beast D or to order now, you can go to http://www.daymakbeast.com Media Contact: Akili Sylvester 416-658-3993 ext 203 [© 2015 PR Newswire] ... https://www.facebook.com/idaho.outdoor.solutions Idaho Outdoor Solutions - Rating: 2 - 2 votes - Price range: $$ Product Review: The Beast Deluxe http://hubs.ly/H01js710 ... 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