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I
think this could be built a bit simpler without the large gasoline engine,
electric powered vehicles are less complex mechanically. Even if you use a two
speed gear box.
If
you have enough money, an AC motor with a vector controller would be fabulous.
But then you will want to make this into a highway vehicle.
Raise
the seat a little bit to use more direct steering (less swing steer).
The
canopy may not be so easy, and a large center stand that will pop down with the
flip of lever is needed. But something like this can't be very difficult to
build.
So
what is keeping people from building these for the road? The GD politicians,
owned by the corporations that don't want any competition? Or people's refusal
to think about using strong enough brakes and tires?
You
need to have it tested & certified by an engineer, it can be done on a
computer but it will cost you too much. So keep it under 20 or 30mph and make
sure there are pedals, even if you don't use them.
Three
wheeled vehicles are easier to learn to ride, but much more complex to build. Engineering-A-3-Wheel-Vehicle-Chassis
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