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Making of CyberBike / 3D Printing an Electric Motorcycle

by Ladi & Margaret

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Published 7 Mar 2020

If you're interested in building your own eBike for a lesser price ($3,600 USD), check out my previous model, eBike v4.2, which can be found at https://mysuperebike.com/ - I supply a Parts List and a Video Guide to help DIY people build their own powerful eBikes for only the cost of parts. For CyberBike inquires, sign up for our emails on the above website or shoot us an email directly. ————————— CyberBike Specs: - 27kW peak power - 3,2kWh battery - 3kW built in charger - 120kmh max speed (75 MPH) - Range over 100km (62 miles) - Custom 3D printed panels ————————— Price of CyberBike: 6,800 Euro Price of eBike v4.2 (completed base model): 5,000 Euro ————————— Did you appreciate this video? Send a "thank you" coffee to https://www.paypal.me/margaretandladi?locale.x=en_US Special thank you to our Executive, David Řezáč, for supporting this video! ————————— Find us on Instagram! eBike Stories: https://www.instagram.com/panorama_mann/ Travel & Lifestyle: https://www.instagram.com/curlyhaircamping/ ————————— Music by: Epidemic Sound

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@robertdbettis4 years ago Wow! This is exactly how i want to see people using 3d printer tech! Not for useless trinkets and toys but for very crucial prototyping! I love how you . ...Expand 6
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@v1ncen7154 years ago Cant wait for textured panels with see through leds, panels integrating gopro mount, and cup holder panel! 8
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@kikac5654 years ago I love your work. You' re a great craftsman. 5
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@clemonsjoey4 years ago Great work brother, youre taking it to a whole new level! 1
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@triciamcintyre49474 years ago Looks sick, like the way the bike sits, can' t wait to see it in action. 1
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@TheGamemaster874 years ago Loved the work u did on the cyber bike love the 3d printed panels. 1
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@GiovanniBecattiniAmoretti4 years ago I envy you! What you do seems like a lot of fun, though probably challenging.
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@snoman19994 years ago You got skillz man oh and i used to operate a holz her edge banding machine when i was an apprentice.
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@whoaitstiger4 years ago I love ebikes but thing is inspiring me to get my motorcycle license. I can' t wait till it' s finished.
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@neisserson4 years ago Hi ladislav, i am neisser and i live in chile, your cyberbike is simply great, i wonder if it can be built here in chile if you sell a tutorial or a step by step of that model.
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@milliam4624 years ago Looks awesome. I am sure you have looked into this, but i think you might benefit from using a lasercutter to cut your mdf, in which case, you would have . ...Expand
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@xtremluck62604 years ago These 3d flat/angled panels seem pretty simple. If you need help designing something complex in 3d let me know, i' d be happy to help seeing these took so much effort on your part. Cheers. 1
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@HolgerBeetz4 years ago Hey ladi,
great to see your progress!
iirc you are using petg for the panels. Keep in mind that pet is not the most stable filament id="hidden5" if it comes to uv rays. While i did a lot of parts for my e-bikes in pla and petg, i am perfectly aware that things might degrade in terms of stability and take in concern i have to reprint them again. For a commercial e-bike (which the cyberbike might become one day if i understood you correctly) using something like abs or asa might be a better option. Both filaments are a bit more picky in regard to printing environment (e. G. Closed room for the 3d printer with possibly stable temperatures) also bed adhesion is sometimes not refered to as very good. I have only fiddled around with pla and petg. So i do not really know:
i am currious how things turn out. Hopefully you will provide some infos on the controller and the display as well. ...Expand 1
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@matteovalenza4 years ago I can' t wait to get one of this bike! Maybe you can adjust it for my height: d.
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@dr.zakikazmi61374 years ago Please make a full video on this bike
how to make its frame and what' s size.
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@danielwysocki3794 years ago Hi ladislav, it is amazing what you doing just perfect. I think in the future you should be owner of some big factory electric bikes. Just wait some big - maybe some parts should be little more curved shapes - smoove i mean to not get so much dirt inside small holes and courves.
- what about rains? Water slpash? Is everything sealed well?
- shape your bike is nice but little from 80s (just my opinion) maybe some more futuristic curves and shapes?
- what material is frame? Carbon will be very light - maybe too expensive? Is aluminium?
anyway everything what you doing is very profissional and well made.
congratulation ladislav!. ...Expand
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@Techdiscussed3 years ago Is it possible to get the bike road ready? So you can get a license plate for it etc, would be a awesome bike to also do the trip to work and back:
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@serginhovault0073 years ago Hi ladi. Do you sell just your sketchup snap clicking panel connections? Struggle to find similar ones. Eventually will find but takes a longer time. To . ...Expand
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@matenorth2 years ago Hello, what filament do you use? Is pla gonna work outside on sunny days?
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@erriolhao24044 years ago Good day what is the specs of yung motor hub and battery /thank u.
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@wandersonsattv15454 years ago Ol gostaria de saber se vc vende o gabarito do quadro dessa bike eltrica.
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@germanangeles56484 years ago Ladislav which software do you use for design?
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@jamesestrada52 years ago How did you make the mechanical slide lock/joint for the panel?
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@hugotox14 years ago K by jsi vdl jak moc ti: d cyberbike vypad pardn!
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@AndyMatrix4 years ago Rather 3d printer a big back bracket so you have space to mount breaks/signal lights and a number plate.
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@msquraishi4 years ago Hi ladi, do you personally hand make all the cyber bikes?
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@mrbizi56524 years ago Can you share your cad file so others can leverage?
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@semoroko4 years ago Good job bro awsome i like it me too make it. 1
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@Wakodaf4 years ago Hodne dobry! Odkud jste, myslim cast cz?
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@SoyshiroFR4 years ago Holy Shit ! That blew my ears off xDDD
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@ck14254 years ago I heard about your protoype going into the market. Congrats to you and your gf. 2
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@kavankariyappa48333 years ago Which motor did you use and what it' s cost. I think it is to costly.
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@muntha2pro6664 years ago I always watch you video and i love ebike but i have no money buy.
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@mechanicalengineer68794 years ago I am hiren from india can you share your design of ebike with me?
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@andreroquemore383 years ago How much is your bikes i' m united states.
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@amol38503 years ago Can u give me bike moter, battery and battery control.
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@HandyC4 years ago All good til you get to the next frame and it' s a mm different blame those damn welders. Oh wait. 1
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@spacemansam_4 years ago Most of the e bikes at this price point
don' t seem worth it (stealth b52) this
seem well worth the money and the quality
of the bike. I want one so bad lol!
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@maxmustermann20444 years ago Everything cool - but a piece of aluminum sheet cut and folded by hand - would have done it too.
i don' t know much about e-bikes yet. Bu id="hidden9"t i am a trained vehicle manufacturer and am interested in motorcycles and their design. It looks too much like a bike for motorcycle performance. I am currently building my first pedelec with german bicycle approval. If you are interested - check out my instagram account. ...Expand