VF - VFRs not bad bikes to start with (light weight square steel tubing). Check 
out my vf500 http://www.austinev.org/evalbum/1023
I have achieved 21 mile range at 50 mph top, 55ah pack, AGM batteries, still 
working the batteries in. 72 volts (3 where ICE was, 1 under tank, 2 in 
saddlebag position), hoping for 60 mph top as I am changing the gearing 
slightly, no more rocket to the crotch tho...  there is another 500 and a 750 
on evalbum. 

Jeff

-----Original Message-----
>From: Travis Gintz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Jun 21, 2007 9:27 PM
>To: ElectricMotorcycles <[email protected]>
>Subject: Re: [ElectricMotorcycles] Kelly's controller?
>
>I got a VFR 700 for free... I was looking for a newer sport bike, but
>its got a clear title and all the parts. Figure If I outgrow it, sell
>it, or part it out and get a different bike and recycle.
>
>I like the old VFR's too...
>
>The kelly controller seems pretty inexpensive, just wondering
>performance... Money isn't an issue, regen would be nice, but other
>models its really spendy.
>
>On 6/21/07, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >My name is Travis and I'm in the Greater Portland area and want to
>> >build a commuter bike. I'm looking at VFR's from the 80's as a
>> >chassis, kelly controller, and a PM motor. I have a few links, and am
>> >starting the design process as soon as I get a chassis thats got
>> >enough room for batteries. I'm wanting 20+ miles a charge and be able
>> >to use it to go to work 10 min away in stop and go traffic.
>>
>> Just wondering why an old VFR. Sounds to me like your objective is
>> not out of line assuming your top speed isn't too high.
>>
>>
>> >Has anyone heard of Kelly's controller or used it at all? Its got
>> >regen and PWM of the main contactor and some decent specs. There's no
>> >online datasheet and I'd like to see if anyone's used it.
>>
>> I'm not familiar with them.  Anyone else?  They seem pretty
>> inexpensive for a regen.
>>
>> Mike
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