Exodyne-Electric-Motorcycle - Built by a Veterinary Orthopedic Surgeon

Exodyne Electric Motorcycle is the results of Alan Cross, an Atlanta based talented veterinary orthopedic surgeon turns his attention to building himself an electric motorcycle. After 9 months of research, design, and fabrication work to complete, and Alan did it all himself – except for the seat upholstery and powder-coating.

The ExoDyne is based around a bespoke center box frame which contains 48 lithium polymer (LiPo) battery cells, connects directly to the head stock with a swing arm pivot point, arranged in a 100V 32 Ah configuration, capable of a 600 A output but restricted to 200 A, and it weighs in at a reasonably feathery 48 pounds. Combined with a rear hub 11 kW motor, it has a top speed of 60 mph and a total range of 20 miles.