
That motor is awesome. I also wired up the headlight to the key-switch, so that's good too. But it was bothersome not having a deck, so I took an old art palette and measured and sawed it to the right proportions, then painted it dark brown. Awesome. Here's some pics.
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Motor Scooter Modification
Posted by Motorsports at 12:33 PM 0 comments
Labels: Scooter Electric
Scooter Electric Modified
t's energy efficient, it's clean, compact and simple, and, above all, it's very cool.
All of these factors could be significant in getting people to adopt a lightweight, electrically powered scooter designed by William J. Mitchell, the Alexander W. Dreyfoos Professor of Architecture and Media Arts and Sciences, and several of his students in MIT's Smart Cities Group, in collaboration with SYM, a major scooter manufacturer in Taiwan, and ITRI, Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute. A prototype of the new design was a hit at the Milan Auto Show, where it was unveiled earlier this month.
All of these factors could be significant in getting people to adopt a lightweight, electrically powered scooter designed by William J. Mitchell, the Alexander W. Dreyfoos Professor of Architecture and Media Arts and Sciences, and several of his students in MIT's Smart Cities Group, in collaboration with SYM, a major scooter manufacturer in Taiwan, and ITRI, Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute. A prototype of the new design was a hit at the Milan Auto Show, where it was unveiled earlier this month.
Posted by Motorsports at 12:31 PM 0 comments
Labels: Scooter Electric
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