Pneubike- 2nd Prototype Air Powered Bike w/ Little motor

The second prototype for Pneubike air power research. This project focuses on testing the regenerative braking capabilities of the Little Motor; a rotary valve operated double action piston motor. This design is open source.
Special thanks to: Angéline Julien & Océane Launay

[notyourbeautyguru]

I'm crying over here!! 💖 Thank you so much for your contribution to this world and our 🌍planet!!! Much love to you my friend. 💜

[Raja-krul]

Excellent video sir. God bless you and your efforts.

[ST-krhz]

Just met this gentleman and his awesome invention today, it is really an impressive feat of engineering, and leaving a net negative carbon footprint, very forward thinking. This is inspiring work thank you Cory 🌏🙏

[elkeno]

Congratulations looks fantastic. I've always wanted to build a pneubike. Why not use a mechanism like on a pneumatic grinder to spin the rear wheel?

[mobiusdesigns]

hell yea. im looking into utilizing a pneumatic drill to power the rear wheel, im curious if the stock toque off a harbor freight drill could help or be made to freewheel properly. I saw a man who used a dewalt drill for a similar set up in santa cruz

[brettcheeseman]

i would love to see machines similar to steam engines running around, running on something that we have plenty of and is highly recyclable. i myself have been thinking of air power as well. any concepts for enlarging this to a small car?
we improved on a heck load of things in the last few years, air power is something really worth upgrading. i hope your project leads to great things.

[drchocolat]

awesome you are a genius! Thank you for the inspiration!

[davdbone]

I can totally relate to your methodology. I'm no where near the building stage, the biggest stumbling blocks for me are(kers) having a linear braking force whilst varying the amount of air stored, two opposing forces, the. coupled with the bike slowing down and the amount of braking force needed rising sharply. I've other issues to explain on this too. So many possibilities, custom frame with tanks built into tubes, hydrogen fuel cells

[AirEngineResearch]

I can see you've put a lot of time and work into building your bike.
Have you tested for distance on a Tank of air?

[DarkRocketz]

this is just amazing I really love your job. I have one question for you, why don't just put a compresor directly in the pedals instead of the clutch?
I think that would make more air with every cycle... or even better, put the compressor directly in the rear wheel
is that possible?

greetings from México!!

[kellyb.mcdonald]

I applaud you SIR!!! as for me I won't own a car, it's just not good for the planet, or our Beloved Planet Gaia Mother Earth I instead bicycle, and walk everywhere, I'm 58 and in 40 days (1 month and 10 days) I will turn 59.

[turbodan]

Have you tried recycling the discharge air to power another motor? Even several small motors instead of one big one.... Just a thought

[Telugutechknowledge]

This is amazing. I think u used in this is carbon fiber tank.may i know a fully compressed air filled carbon fiber tank how many miles it could be run

[regmanzer]

You might want to invest in a bicycle trailer with a massive carbon fibre tank mounted to it. That is probably the only way you are going to get any kind of range out of this. Very interesting work.

[raybon]

is that maine. i would like to put a fan behind mine. but its not strong enough.

[josephdupont]

So how are you generating or compressed air and what's the range of his bike on asphalt?

[lookoutleo]

thats brilliant, i am a washing machine repair man and use an electric bike to do all my calls, and i know its not a green invention due to li-ion batteries, i love your system, what sort of range would i get on one cylinder on fairly hilly scottish roads, do you supply a kit to convert ? great effort love your bike

[girishankark]

Great work dude! What were the specifications of the pneumatic actuators that you used in this bike? And what was the torque produced?

[jrholmesjr]

Hi, Cory,
I met you at the Portland Saturday Market. If you're trying to generate YouTube traffic, I'd suggest plain old business cards with your YouTube channel. I searched for "Cory Little" and got "Kory Little." Had to search for "Cory Little bikes" to find you. Best of luck,
John and dog Becca

[aurijustriksys]

Very interesting! I just wonder what is the range and cruising speed, what's the cost to build one and if if there's a way to reduce the sound