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I often get "you should put a motor on it":41: I have five bikes and four are electric motors.

WOW, you were lucky.

Everything hooked up and drove it three miles today, I couldn't be happier. Still needs some tweaks here and there but everything works... am I dreaming ?

Speed depends on the gearing and voltage. I have this trike geared for top end of 15, mostly to be used at Daytona speedway infield. I have three other e-bikes and they do 25 on 36 volts.

Hooked up and almost ready to terrorize the neighborhood.

Motor arrived, 24 volt/250 watts this is a gear reduction motor. It makes it easier to get the right gear ratio without having to use large gears.

Thanks Bill, I built this from two OCC chopper bikes that still had the fenders on. Welding, no problem as I have been a auto body man and welder for over 40 yrs. The fun part is making it electric and with suspension. This bike is a smooth rider.

Do we only submit one photo as a finished bike ?

It does ride quite nice with that big ol motorcycle seat, backrest and rear suspension, and foot forward peddling..it drives like a recumbent.

Thanks Mr Rat, I think you are correct. I am now using another photo hosting program and it has worked on a test run, so I will be posting more shots of my Stingray Trike soon.:cool2:

Controller for the electric motor installed. Motor will arrive on Thursday.

I haven't had computer problems in a couple of years but when I started use the bucket to post in this forum my computer went to hell. I mean to the point that I couldn't even log on to a server. I took it in and paid to have it fixed. Started to use the bucket again and it still wont work...

My "stingray trike" has been ride able for a couple of weeks . Led headlights, tail lights. All paint and body work are finished, all the wiring, battery box and control box are ready for the electric motor that's to arrive this week. At 72 this becomes my "mobility scooter" to be mainly used at...

Great workshop. Looks like room enough for a truck load of bikes.

I love to see people "step out of the box"

26 inch front wheel and 20 on on the rear

Installed the Avid BB7 200 MM disc. very tight fit on the Stingray fork. A big hammer and pry bar and a 6 pack required but it is on and has plenty of stopping power. .

Installed the throttle

Installed the battery box.