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Added note. Going with the 3d printed, so I can print more for later builds.

If you are really bold, look at designing a 3d print tank. That's what I am looking at. Trying to make it look like a teardrop harley setup.

Rethought it out. Just going to double up the batteries and go with a dc/dc converter wired through a block and relay for both head and tail lights.

Rochester, NY 100/ea. Or best offer. Need good homes.

Not the pump.

Updated pic. The BEAST in the wild. Got a friend helping out with a 3d printed "fuel" tank.

Well I finally took the beast out, and had a blast. My biggest issue is living on a 2nd floor, with winding stairs.

I know what it is like taking on a "project". This is taking me too long to work on. I am also building this on a 2nd fl apt, with no elevator.

Now I have to figure the best way to build the box to also include the controller. Want to have clean lines

Well I hit a snag. The battery is too heavy for the box. So I will be mounting it on the frame.

Had to raise up the seat and handle bars. I stand 6'3". Hard to find the frames I need for my long legs.

Been working on this off and on. Biggest problem other than money is doing it in a 2nd floor apartment with no elevator. Urgh.. This is a Migargi frame with a 1500w hub motor laced into a 24 x 4.5 wheel. The front is a 26 x 3. There is a 203mm front rotor and a cable actuated hyd brake. One side...

Could also look at the Bafang mid drive. Have what ever gear ratio without too much trouble. Just be careful, the torque can be brutal on you drivetrain.

Haven't done it yet.

I wish I had a garage to work out of. Would buy the lot. See many potentials.

Better shot. 2nd-floor Apartment got to work with the space I have. Side boxes have a battery in one and a controller in the other, with storage space to spare.