INSANE!!! 18kW Dual Motor E bike build | Lark Machine Co 

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No bike shop would sell you such a bike.

@@bingosunnoon9341 No... but any motorcycle shop would.

This bike would be 15k plus easily 😬

Hahahah, there was shouting, but only because of that big ol spider!!!!

@@sheanyquist No China trash here !!! Thanks man

@@user-pd9vm9ts1o Chinese motors and controllers

@@user-pd9vm9ts1o Steel tubes, motors, controllers, tires, wheels, brakes and the small bits too are made in china! 😂

right you are...a famous mentor that I had always said to me; - KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID...avoiding simplicity results in a well of problems

I hope he closed his lungs and had his mom on speed dial too.

Thanks so much! My lady is definitely dedicated and very PATIENT!!!! She has to be to deal with me! hahaha

Awesome!! Thanks for commenting. I hope I get a billion likes too. Hahaha

That's awesome!

Those leaf cells are like $300 each aint they?

Thanks for finally watching!!! I have more build videos you can watch!

Hahaha, pretty much! Thanks for the comnent. Consider subscribing to help channel

It's the best in my opinion

@@sheanyquist they even have a jobsite 18v coffee maker!!! I also have a Makita armory and i DO NOT regret investing in that system of tools!!!

@@cobweb930 Damn! they need to make an Electric bike!

@@sheanyquist could you imagine a 72-144 volt AWD electric bike from em!!! Or a kit that allows you to do however amount of 18v LXT batteries on a E-bike!!!

Hahahah, I thought you were going to says always "wear a helmet"! i like you style!

@@sheanyquist nah who needs a helmet. Lol

Thanks!!!! I appreciate the comment

It was a fun bike! Way too much power! I have since bit other bikes from it components. I would really like to do a mid drive soon!!!!

Hell yeah, thanks man!!

Thanks!!!

Seat of the pants engineering is what make these builds so fun and free flowing. Thanks for the comment!

The build is definitely part of the experience. This was a really fun a challenging build

Bummer, and I didn't even know I was late. Sounds like some cool projects

Thanks man!!!! Just having fun making weird stuff. I'm glad you enjoy!

@@sheanyquist Nice job ! Well done ! Also made 1500W e-bike with hub motor, using differnt bicycle parts (video on my channel). Greetings from Ukraine !

Thanks, it's wild to ride

Some might not get that joke 😂😂😂😂😂

@@alternativeperception6949 its irn bru

Hahaha, I appreciate the compliment. I fall asleep tool noise so it really is asmr to me!

Yes that would be very interesting 🤪❤️

Thank you for commenting!!!!! It was a fun build!

They are still really expensive still. Those dang batteries!!!!

@@sheanyquist Agree! My battery is almost half the cost of my bike

Haters gonna hate. Hahaha

Thank you!!!!!

Thanks man!

Thanks!!!! That tarantula was no joke! It just crawled out from some boxes in the corner. I about shit myself!

Thank you!!!

Not from a couple tacks. I usually make my eye lids tan before the flash comes in

Nice!!! Ebikes are the best! Why did you used the brushed motor? Thanks commenting!

Thanks!!!

Thanks for commenting!!!! Every bit helps grow the channel. Check out some of my other builds!

Hell yeah!!!

Thanks!!!

I used to make leather goods and custom motorcycles. Now I am a mechanical engineer at a high end EV company. These builds are right up my alley. Thank you!

He's the master!!!

@@sheanyquist Thank you for responding! That's such an awesome mix of technical and artisanal skills that really show in these videos. Keep on making.

@@sheanyquist do you sell these?

@@Pamulav I do not. I started a company years ago called Vintage Electric. they sell really cool E-cruisers though

Thanks! Don't let reality get in the way of your dreams!!!

Thanks man!!!!

Thanks!!!

That's crazy! I was trying to promote the video, but I guess I'm just doing it wrong. Hahahah. Oh well, I'm glad you like the video though!!!!

@@sheanyquist No it's an awesome video. I was just psyched, I'm in the market for an electric bike; and this looked really cool.

@@vcrbetamax the Sur Ron's look pretty capable and affordable. Everything is still really expensive 😣. I built this bike form under 1000$, but I have a lot of stuff left over from other builds and jobs

@@sheanyquist where are you? I am desperate to find anyone as good a person as you appear so obviously are. I'm 76 and am about the most mechanically cursed person on the planet with soooooo many half finished various e bikes motorbikes motorcycles mt bikes trikes etc some even high end specialized and vintage but am no longer rich or lucky enough to find good honest people with the attitudes who do what they promise to do to fix just one up so I can have one working e bike to do my work which is a very dangerous but extremely worthy cause to help an abused Indian tribe get federally protected and their treaty restored and their lands returned to them. Could you be who I'm so desperate to find? sehingfranciswinddragonschool@gmail.com ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F3fuNVeUj2M.html

hell yeah! do it!

I think it was a tarantula. We get them out here some times. Not usually in the shop though!!!!

Thanks!!!

yeah great build except for that rear swingarm. that bar at the bottom could've been stronger if he welded it on top, that way the shock would be pushing it instead of pulling against the welds, but even that wouldn't be really structurally sound. also the triangulation of the swingarm is all wrong. the shock mount should be at the top of the triangle in order to get the strength from that shape

If I welded the shock on top, the shock would have been either sticking up through the seat into your butt or at a completely unusable angle.

@@sheanyquist copy the Kuberg Freerider swingarm but place the shock mount a bit lower. it's a structurally sound design. with your fab skills you could definitely do it.

@@sheanyquist im not being an internet arsehole or anything, just pointing out something that "could" be important to your physical wellbeing in the future, but I see your problem with the shock length, just something to think about on your next build,