Sep 7, 2017 · The ExoDyne is based around a bespoke center box frame that directly connects the head stock with the swing arm pivot point – an arrangement generally seen as ideal by motorcycle engineers. The box frame contains 48 lithium polymer (LiPo) battery cells arranged in a 100V 32 Ah configuration, capable of a 600 A output but restricted to 200 A ...

Nov 23, 2017 · The ExoDyne is what happens when a talented veterinary orthopedic surgeon turns his attention to building himself an electric motorcycle. It’s there work of Alan Cross, an Atlanta based Vet who also happens to have a degree in engineering, and a wide swathe of metalworking and fabrication skills that are self-taught.

Sep 10, 2017 · The bike, which is called the ExoDyne, sports an all-electric powerplant comprised of a whopping 48 individual lithium-ion batteries which are housed in the wide, thin main body. The rear hub...

Sep 11, 2017 · The bike, which Cross has named the ExoDyne, is powered by 48 individual lithium-ion batteries, and an 11kW motor in the rear hub, which pushes the bike to an impressive top speed of 60mph.

Sep 11, 2017 · The Exodyne Electric Motorcycle looks like what would be built if MacGyver needed a ride on Monday and was trapped in a very well stocked garage over the weekend… which actually isn’t that far from the truth.

Sep 8, 2017 · The Exodyne box frame is combined with a rear hub 11kW motor and sports a top speed of 60mph and a total range of 120 miles. The electric motorcycle features bright yellow scaffold-like structures that shoot out to support the seat and rear suspension.

Sep 11, 2017 · Powered by 11 kW (30 kW peak) electric motor from EnerTrac, that uses a Sevcon Gen 4 motor controller, providing very good torque. The motorbike thanks to its electric power doesn’t need a gearbox. ExoDyne has a top speed of 60 mph and a range of 20 miles, in its current configuration.

Its center box frame, which houses 48 lithium polymer battery cells in a 100V 32 configuration, connects directly to the head stock with a swing arm pivot point. combined with a rear hub 11 kW...

Alan Cross, an Atlanta based veterinarian has created a minimalist yet functional electric motorcycle for himself. Named ExoDyne, the electric motorcycle is based around a center box frame that directly connects the swing arm pivot with head stock.

Sep 10, 2017 · the ExoDyne has a top speed of approximately 60 mph and a total range in its current configuration of 20 miles. Interesting project and visually striking. The Zero FXS would like a word about the weight though - the smaller battery FXS weighs in at 251 pounds, while offering superior top speed and range.. without the carbon fiber and titanium bits.