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Safety Razor v1.1

SOLD TO STEPHEN CULPEPPER
Overpowered City Transportation

Safety Razor Chills in the Georgia Tech Invention Studio
What happens when the famed Razor scooter sells on Black Friday for $17? Purchased, stripped down, and retrofitted with a motor larger than the wheels and heavier than the entire stock frame.
Safety Razor was designed with one goal in mind: get from point A to point B very quickly. With a power system designed for electric bicycles, it has effortlessly accomplished that and more. Safety Razor has become a symbol of the Georgia Tech Invention Studio, often used as an example of exemplary waterjet machining and the capabilities of the facility. It continues to inspire other students to dream bigger and embark on their own personal projects.
Safety Razor v1.1 has been ridden by over 50 different students, 3 professors, and 1 faculty member with no failures to date.
Name originates from the safety concerns surrounding a 20mph kick scooter and its previous life as a Razor-A scooter.

Dimensions
22” long, 4” wide, 35” tall (unfolded)
Weight
About 13 pounds
Top Speed
Calculated 20 MPH
Transmission
24v, 400W sensored brushless DC motor by Kollmorgen
Power Source
22.2v, 4000mA lithium-polymer battery
Controls
Custom 5k Ohm thumb throttle
Materials
6061 Aluminum, G10-FR4 Garolite
Capacity
250+ pounds easily, limits to be empirically tested

Design Features:
Slots and tabs lock mating parts together to reduce sheer forces on screws and increase rigidity.





 





T-nut threading allows the frame to go together quickly and effortlessly. Safety Razor v1.1 was machined and assembled in a single day.














 Removable laser engraved Garolite foot plate for easy access to internals and aesthetics.  

Scooter still folds into a compact, portable device.


Safety Razor enjoys its recycled guitar stand service mount.


 v1.1 Model
 

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