Is there any way to nest the motor higher to get battery weight lower.
With my PMG132 I high mounted the motor well out of the way of road
spray. It sits under the front of the seat back of the tank. Just a
thought since you are so early in stage 2.

Jeff Blamey

On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 6:57 AM, SteveS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know they made a lower ratio for the R75, but I didn't consider other
> models. Might be worth a look, but probably can't get me more than 10%
> higher.
>
> I've been playing around with a gear or belt drive layout. Actually it may
> end up working out better as far as  fitting everything in the frame. The
> motor can nest down between the lower frame tubes leaving a nice large area
> above that could be made to fit a variety of batteries. I have some SLAs to
> learn on, but I hope to go to lithium at some point, so this may end up as a
> good solution.
>
> I was disappointed for a day, but now I'm re-energized. I think I'll use a
> chain drive first since it's cheap and I can try out a few different ratios.
> If it's to noisy I can then change over to a belt drive once I settle on a
> gear ratio.
>
> - SteveS
>
> john fisher wrote:
>>
>> its a long shot, but different rear-end ratios were built for racing the
>> R75/5 and I think for the R100/7 bikes. Reg
>> Pridmore and others raced them with shaft drive. Reg hasn't had a shop in
>> years, but the folks at Mountain View or San
>> Jose BMW might have a ring and pinion lying on a shelf. Its also possible
>> that the gears from an R65 or R50 or R75 will
>> fit- in those days the bikes shared parts across the range. The R90s might
>> have had a different final drive ratio too.
>>
>> Just a thought. ( rode an R90S and an R100RS for many years)
>>
>> SteveS wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> So I guess I'm finally convinced I need to add a gear reduction.
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