Energica Eva Ribelle at Daytona, day 1

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • Tytler Cycle Racing brings Stefano Mesa and an Energica Eva Ribelle race bike to Daytona to kick off the series. Day 1, Stefano qualifies and runs some practice laps.
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  • @aarons7975
    @aarons7975 Год назад +1

    Awesome job here

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад

      Thank you! Going to try to work on the last video at charge stops on the way home. May not be out until tomorrow.

  • @bikeelectric4821
    @bikeelectric4821 Год назад +1

    wow, well done Stefano!

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад +1

      I thought it was the same Stefano also at first.
      Yeah, Mesa is a beast on the track. Fingers crossed he gets on the podium in a few hours!

    • @bikeelectric4821
      @bikeelectric4821 Год назад

      @@ZeroFun yeah, I had to edit my comment once I saw Stefano speak, i was like "wait a minute, that's not Stefano"

  • @mikeware5601
    @mikeware5601 Год назад +2

    I was in Daytona with my Energica Eva Ribelle last weekend (1st weekend of bike week)... I wish I could have stayed to see this live.

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад +1

      It’s pretty epic. But so it what’s happening outside the speedway for bike week! That thing’s NUTS!

    • @aarons7975
      @aarons7975 Год назад +2

      Just heard about it yesterday. Lets meet up next year.

  • @bikeelectric4821
    @bikeelectric4821 Год назад +2

    lol, they need a dressing room (or a curtain) for riders getting changed in the background of interviews 1:33 reminds me of surfers changing in front of their cars at the beach "all I need is a towel"

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад +1

      Dude was smiling as he walked off. He knew what he did. I tried to edit the worst of it out, this was the mild stuff. Lol

    • @bikeelectric4821
      @bikeelectric4821 Год назад

      @@ZeroFun haha!

  • @CRPerformance1
    @CRPerformance1 Год назад +1

    Very cool. I bought my ribelle rs from Tytler.

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад +1

      He seems like a great guys. He’s on my list of dealers I trust now. Very short list. Hah

    • @CRPerformance1
      @CRPerformance1 Год назад

      @@ZeroFun I worked with the manager and parts guy. Great experience both times. Wish they were closer to Cedar Rapids. My ribelle is the first Energica registered in Iowa back in 2020.

  • @Magic_Toaster
    @Magic_Toaster Год назад +1

    Very excite

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад +1

      It is an excite bike!

    • @glimpseireland2005
      @glimpseireland2005 Год назад +1

      @@ZeroFun You're taking me back to my youth, there....
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excitebike

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад

      That’s what I was going for. I had a Nintendo also. :)

  • @bikeelectric4821
    @bikeelectric4821 Год назад

    how did they get that "pitt bull" front wheel lifter to work? looks like the handle would hit the fork-cross-bar when being lifted in and out 1:18 hehe

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад

      Nope, fits like a glove. Super tight, but it fits in there!

  • @airjunky1
    @airjunky1 Год назад

    Am I missing something, why choose the Ribelle over the Ego?

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад

      The cynic in me says an Ego would be in a class with bikes it couldn’t hang with. Super Hooligans are bigger and heavier. Ribelle has the same output and similar weight to the Ego. Very strategic, I think.

  • @bikeelectric4821
    @bikeelectric4821 Год назад

    1:15 wow, look at those tire warmers and AC unit, at the same time. I wonder if they could just put the AC on the batter, and the heat exhaust from the tires?

    • @ZeroFun
      @ZeroFun  Год назад

      You’re kind of a fucking genius. Lol. I love it! They do bring them out to the pits in case of a caution flag, so not depending on outlets could be great.
      (Shown in the latest video)

    • @aarons7975
      @aarons7975 Год назад

      @@ZeroFun use an AC like in an ice machine. You can build your own pretty easy, it has a near azeotrope freon in it but more important, can run at high pressures which can give you some pretty high temps on the ass end to get the heat you really need, and of course the cooling you can throttle if needed to run the battery.
      Maybe have some sort of quick connect / disconnect on the cooling loop so you can jack the thing in, run cold coolant thru the battery pack via possibly an external pump (again easy to do, been doing AC/R for a while here), and when its time to go, just snap snap disconnect, (swagelock makes some decent quick connect disconnect and you shouldn't need really more than quarter or 3/8 stainless braid hose to do it).
      id recommend maybe have a reservoir, water, glycol whateve you want, with a worm coil cooler, that way you have a lot of latent stored 'cooling' to push this thru and get those batteries down.

    • @aarons7975
      @aarons7975 Год назад

      also put it on a cart. with a few hi cap batteries, or even the new super cap tech, and an inverter and screw the outlet you got your own power. if you really want, run a few Xantrax XW's and a quad pack and you can hump a quickie into the bike too for some extra watts. Push a quick 10 to 20k CCS1 and you got a quick shot down the gullet :D