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Think this battery would work?
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spidermike0
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Wow that is an awesome battery, but has an awesome price right now.
A few years down the road this might be affordable!!!
A few years down the road this might be affordable!!!
Cool Kurt. The LIPo (Lithium Ion Polymer0 has been used on a small scale in the hobby industry to power electric planes and helicopters for some time. Their performance-on battery-now rivals the R/C industry gas engines of old. This is the first I've seen in a battery this size. The bike in the video has an engine that, due to the compression, is incredibly hard to turn over. Very impressive 
here is a thread about using one in a R1100S...on the market now
http://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?t=51352&highlight=Lithium+Ion
http://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?t=51352&highlight=Lithium+Ion
