**Motorcycle Modification to Electric**
- With a budget of 29,000 Baht, you can get a 2,000-watt motor with a maximum speed of 70 km/h, equipped with a 72V20Ah ALENDA lithium battery. It can travel up to 50 km per charge, has a charging capacity of 3,000 cycles or 10 years, and retains 80% efficiency after a 20% decrease—still in good condition.
- With a budget of 39,000 Baht, you can obtain a 2,000-watt motor with a maximum speed of 70 km/h, paired with a 72V30Ah ALENDA lithium battery. It can travel up to 80 km per charge, has a charging capacity of 3,000 cycles or 10 years, and retains 80% efficiency after a 20% decrease—still in good condition.
- With a budget of 49,000 Baht, you can acquire a 2,000-watt motor with a maximum speed of 70 km/h, along with a 72V60Ah ALENDA lithium battery. It can travel up to 150 km per charge, has a charging capacity of 3,000 cycles or 10 years, and retains 80% efficiency after a 20% decrease—still in good condition.
- Consult with the DAKO team for free advice on electric vehicle repair and construction. They offer services such as selecting equipment, disassembling and removing the motorcycle's wiring, and modifying the motor, alarm system, battery pack, and wiring. Testing is done on a dynamometer, and adjustments are made using a tuning module.
- Embrace the low-carbon society trend in the future by transitioning from fossil fuels. The DAKO team designs, builds, repairs, and assembles electric vehicles daily. Students receive certificates from the company.
**DAKO Shop**
Address: 61 Moo 14, Soi Bang Phrom 41, Bang Phrom, Taling Chan, Bangkok, 10170
Location: [Google Maps](https://goo.gl/maps/Mn3pWvJr9389oR6r5)
From Ratchaphruek Road, turn into Bang Phrom Road before reaching Soi Bang Phrom 41. On the left, there is a warehouse behind PAKISTAN EXPOCENTER, opposite the PTT gas station.
For more information, contact 0952182100, LINE: @dako
Thank you for providing information about the components you are considering for purchase. It seems to be related to the assembly of an electric motorcycle or equipment related to electric vehicles. However, I'm not sure if you have any specific questions or if you need assistance with something?
If you are looking for a translation of the details you provided about modifying a gasoline motorcycle to electric, here it is:
1. **Electric Motor (17 inches, 3,000 watts, 80 km/h):**
- Cost: 12,500 Baht
2. **Battery (72V60Ah):**
- Cost: 28,000 Baht
3. **Labor Cost:**
- Cost: 5,000 Baht
4. **Accelerator Cable:**
- Cost: 3,000 Baht
5. **Wiring:**
- Cost: 3,000 Baht
6. **DC-to-DC Converter:**
- Cost: 800 Baht
7. **Alarm System:**
- Cost: 2,500 Baht
8. **Charging Cable (72V10A):**
- Cost: 1,000 Baht
9. **Metal Sheet (Electric Welding):**
- Cost: 2,000 Baht
10. **Disc Brake (Front and Rear):**
- Cost: 3,000 Baht
**Total Cost: 60,800 Baht**
Please note that these are estimated costs for the components mentioned, and the actual expenses may vary based on location, specific equipment choices, electrical requirements, and technical capabilities of the modification.
