Comments on: Solar Xpedition Day 2 http://bikes-as-transportation.com/solar-xpedition-day-2/ cargo bikes, family bikes, electric bikes and complete streets Fri, 17 May 2013 12:53:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Solar power for an electric bike | Ejoebike E-bike is an Electric Bike for Everyone http://bikes-as-transportation.com/solar-xpedition-day-2/#comment-478 Solar power for an electric bike | Ejoebike E-bike is an Electric Bike for Everyone Wed, 09 Jan 2013 21:25:49 +0000 http://bikeforth.org/?p=1719#comment-478 [...] 75 watts of output and three such panels can provide the 36 volts used in many electric bicycles. Bikes-As-Transportation claims that he uses around 100 watts per hour. These roll up small enough to place on the rear [...]

]]> By: Adam B http://bikes-as-transportation.com/solar-xpedition-day-2/#comment-310 Adam B Mon, 24 Jan 2011 05:29:14 +0000 http://bikeforth.org/?p=1719#comment-310 Keep up the good work! Even 1/4 is still pretty decent!

]]> By: Mark Stosberg http://bikes-as-transportation.com/solar-xpedition-day-2/#comment-309 Mark Stosberg Sun, 15 Aug 2010 19:57:44 +0000 http://bikeforth.org/?p=1719#comment-309 It’s clear that GM and the others with deep pockets are not work hard on the kind of transportation our future really needs. Electric cargo bikes are very promising direction, and seem to have primarily come from a collection of small companies.

By sharing your successes and failures on the web, your experiments become that much more valuable to us all.

]]> By: stoney grasshopper http://bikes-as-transportation.com/solar-xpedition-day-2/#comment-308 stoney grasshopper Thu, 22 Jul 2010 05:03:06 +0000 http://bikeforth.org/?p=1719#comment-308 Keep up with your passion, experiments, and pioneering endeavors. It inspires and lays the groundwork for many others to follow. I am grateful for your experience.

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