Trip to Chartres
This year it has not been not very easy to make good progress on my new LRSTT (Low Racer Solar Tilting Trike) due to Corona virus restrictions and business impacts.…
Regenerative braking efficiency versus speed (Part TWO)
In the previous post ("Regenerative braking efficiency versus speed (Part ONE) ") I have published the results of the tests performed with my Low Racer Tilting Trike ('LRTT')To push furher…
Regenerative braking efficiency versus speed (Part ONE)
This article is focused on this subject: "regenerative braking efficiency versus speed".Quite often we hear many discussions on "regenerative braking" efficiency.Typically we have people who are convinced that we can…
Working on aerodynamics – part two
Here we are going to see the progress on the actual installation of the fairing. I have divided the work on two steps: the front part and afterwards building of…
Working on aerodynamics – part one
I have completed the initial testing of the V2 tilting mechanism and the results are really satisfactory.It is now time to move the next phase: adding a fairing to the…
Low Racer tilting trike
During last year I have been able to ride more than 6000km with both my solar trikes (2018 STT and 2019 STT2) .These are the 4 areas where I could gain…
Sun Trip statistical analysis
In this post we are going to analyse some of the main statistical details of my Solar Tilting Trike STT2 during the Sun Trip Tour in july 2019. Here below…
2019 SunTrip Tour
2019 Sun Trip Tour Solar adventure with 50 bikes across the Alps in France, Suisse and Italy! Here below is the official description of the Sun Trip tour organized for…
2019 Solar Bikes trip from France to Italy: we made it!
This trip was planned since last year and finally we were able to ride with our solar bikes from France through Switzerland and Austria to Italy! In the page under…
Major upgrade of last year’s solar trike
After having worked on my new solar trike, it was time to go back to my first prototype I have used last year. These are the areas that needed to…