Taiwan company RCE Power Builds Sexy Electric motorcycle with Performance to match
Sexy Taiwan mini electric motorcycle is a sight to see with 9 kWh LIPO Battery, CNC machined aluminum frame, 13-inch wheels, flawlessly made carbon parts and speedster electric motor performance up to 130 kph
Controller: Mobipus ( not confirmed )
Battery: 9kWh battery (88.2V/ 120Ah) LiPo (probably A123 – not confirmed)
Range: above 150km per charge.
Custom motor: Made RCE Power. Max performance to be determined
Wheels:13″
Top speed: 130kph (will be limited at 110kph)
Frame material: State of the art CNC’d aluminum and carbon-fiber
Est. production: 2019
About RCE power
Their Starter LIPO A123 batteries are top Notch, and that’s why we think they might have used them in this electric motorbike
Their Build started as a regular sketch and a 3d Render
3D Electric Motor Simulation
Custom motor with one side shaft for one side rear swingarm mounting. The electric motor has the hollow shaft which helps very much with cooling. And if RCE Power wishes; they can add forced cooling through it
CNC parts
Rear Swingarm
Headtube and other frameparts
Rear Swingarm is a work of art with nice feature
Here we can see 3 phase BLDC electric motor wires going through rear swingarm. Wires are kept under the aluminum cover for safet
Body parts are all perfectly built with carbon fiber
Leather Seat designed with the lines of Cafe Racers
The electric motorcycle in all its glory with engineer and CEO
Ride and test VIDEO
Since the Video is not shared to public; please check the shared version on our facebook page
Rce power Website
RCE Power, this little monster is so good that we wish you build 17 or 18-inch wheel version. All the best from EvNerds team. Just continue with developments!
This bike seems a bit small for the rider. but is still cool. I am curious about that custom motor hub motor and what RPM you can get from it
Check the links in Article for updates on this electric motorcycle project. We are also interested, but since the bldc is custom; we think the maker might not want to tell us all the secrets 🙂
Super your technology I really like the quality of workmanship and the finish. When do you go to the big bike?