Today, I ...

[teddillard]

...helped my son with his Senior project's frankenstein run!

[skyclark]

Today I cut the side panels for a battery box.
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That is very cool. Excellent first post!

[MachiNathan]

CLECOS! I have a warm spot in my heart for them. (old USMC airframes mech)

Looks very cool.

I'm not surprised, my boss went with CLECO's cause he builds hobby gliders. I hadn't heard of or seen them until he showed me a handful of them, pretty handy devices to say the least.

[Allen_okc]

today i received ten more headway cells - 14 more to go...

[Allen_okc]

I put my Zero on display at the local high school car and tech show. Lots of cars, not much tech. In 6 hours, I had two people stop by and ask what kind of motorcycle the Zero was. Upon telling them it was electric, they moved on to the adjacent Dudley Perkins Harley pop-up where they ogled the two bikes on display and talked to the salesman for a while . A few photos are attached.

Dont worry Richard, when gas prices climbs to five dollars a gallon, they'll be crying to learn about the EV... while we have saved our self's thousands of dollars riding EV's...

[teddillard]

... made something yellow! (...after doing fiberglass.)

[gijoe460]

Shiny!!!!

[CliC]

I put my Zero on display at the local high school car and tech show. Lots of cars, not much tech. In 6 hours, I had two people stop by and ask what kind of motorcycle the Zero was. Upon telling them it was electric, they moved on to the adjacent Dudley Perkins Harley pop-up where they ogled the two bikes on display and talked to the salesman for a while . A few photos are attached.

That's too bad. Most of the people that see my bike ask about it and are interested, even if not quite to the point of writing Zero a check.

That gas hub motor, er, tank, is interesting though.

[markcycle]

Well yesterday I hung out at Cruise night in Oyster Bay, NY
Had a good time
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[teddillard]

...reached a temporary detente with the Gods of Fiberglass. I learned two fun lessons. Parchment paper works awesomely as a release paper, and if you have a lot of room to work, measure carefully and work in stages it goes better.