Speeder bike

A three-wheeled electric bike with individually controlled front wheels, allowing for both acceleration and vehicle steering.

The main chassis was made of aluminum C-channels and sheet metal. I was able to size the parts and drill the necessary holes using a CNC router, miter saw, and drill press.

The two front wheels were mounted on two individual axles, each driven by a drive chain to its own motor. Both axles, along with two sets of brakes, were mounted to the chassis.

As for electronics, the bike utilized two mobility scooter DC motors connected to two 12V batteries. All electronics ran through a fuse box, and motor direction was controlled with a relay.

I designed the exterior to look like it fit in the Star Wars universe. For the structure, I used EVA foam coated in Plastidip and painted.