I hacked car charging to work with my electric bike!

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I hacked car charging to work with my electric bike!

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Electric Velocino go Pnnneughwww
Toyota Retro Cruiser Concept '2023
My ebike, which is my main source of transportation to work and around town, was stolen yesterday (6/23). It was in an area with security cameras and I had my bike lock on it and everything...but it still ended up getting stolen. I contacted the authorities about it yesterday and started a GoFundMe page to source some money to replace my bike. I'm going to link to my GoFundMe page here. Any little bit helps, even just a share, and will be truly appreciated by me. ❤️
https://www.gofundme.com/manage/help-jessica-replace-her-stolen-ebike

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Day 5 or 6 of working on the solar bike. The main bike is effectivaly finished. Decided to go lightweight on everything and it was definantly the way to go. On the back is a 24qt milk crate big enough to hold another few bike batteries. That has a thin as possible sheet of hobby plywood above it that is ziptied to the 50w flexible solar panel. And mounted to the milkcrate with hobby screws. The panel recharges the bike through a mppt step up charge controller. The front panel charges just a simple 5v battery pack for my phone. All in all, I think it turned out well.
Side of the road: View of the mountains 26'
Went for a ride and took some pictures really like how this one came out.