Hello from Finland!

I was wondering does someone have some information about this motor that i got my hands on. I'm about to make a electric motorcycle with it and I have some problems.

First of all some info about the motor.
Part no. : 40844 140-01-4007B
Volt D. C. : 12/24
Class H
Rating : AU2500 6-9-13

The things I need to know is what kind of dc regulator I need to connect with it so that it would be easy to regulate the speed of the e-bike?

Is it possible to use the motor step-free from 0v dc to 24 volts or even bigger voltage for example 36 volts?

How many amperes does the motor withstand and how many rpm s could I achieve with it? And according to this should I use two 12v batteries or one 24 volt one? And what kind of a battery would be the Best one for the Job. Or even more volts, then the amperes wouldn't get so high.

Its a crazy and weird project but i'm sure it will be lots of fun. I'll put a picture of the motor with this post so you guys know exactly what kind of motor it is. All info I have is that its been used in a man lift (hydraladder) as a hydraulic pump motor. Thanks a lot for your time and I promise to send a pic from the completed project.

Thank You, hope to hear from you soon!

Arttu Jauhiainen
Turku, Finland
ajauhiai34@gmail.com

 

Here is some information I found for this motor: https://www.blowermotorsplus.com/Advanced_Motors_Drives_140_01_4007A_Pump_Motor_p/140-01-4007a.htm

It states power as 6.49kW and at 24V that would be 270A. You're gonna need some big battery to power that for any period of time.
Using standard car batteries, 12V and say 50Ah, you would need 10 to run the motor at top speed for one hour.

 

19kg! far too heavy for a motorbike, plus all that weight is going to be on one side or other unless you have an intermediate cross-bike idler shaft or arrange as shaft drive to rear wheel through a gearbox.... basically wrong motor for job... most electric motorcycles use a hub motor or, if a frame motor, something like this

 

The weight of the motor isn't going to be a problem. The weight of the battery might be. I'm going to use a frame of a 125ccm motorcycle and weld a good holder for the motor and batteries.

The man lift uses this kind of a controller for the motor but it's quite expensive. Would some cheaper one do the same job? A stepless speed control would be necessary.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/BRAND-NEW-GENIE-MOTOR-CONTROLLER-1257840GT-MODEL-1216-2306-/383757940220