Motorized Bicycle Help
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I'm getting a shitty 66cc engine kit for my bicycle but I want to stick a 125cc engine on it. Would that option be feasible? The 66cc engine comes with everything I need, such as gas tank, throttle, muffler/baffle, etc, but the 125cc is just the engine. Would I be able to use the parts from the smaller one on the bigger engine? Would I have to reinforce my bike frame? Where should I reinforce it?
Pic related. It's called a Motoped. I'd get one but I'm not willing to go over $1750
Thanks in advance
Be a man and get a whizzer, preferably one of the original ones from the 1940's-50's
>125cc on skinny as fuck bike tyres
This should be interesting.
>>14101536
Hoon the fuck out of the 66CC till that bitch grenades and you get your moneys worth.
Then get the 125
>>14103195
This is the best option OP, while you soon it you can save money for if parts don't work too.
>>14104503
*hoon thanks phone
dont
buy an used downhill bike and install an engine in that one
it will be lighter that way
>>14101536
just get a dirtbike
Yeah, everything should work. The throttle body might be a bit restrictive, but fuck it. Also, you're a massive faggot for doing this, and I hope you die on it
>>14104591
suddenly.. COPS!
>>14101536
Why do you want one of these? Why not just buy a scooter?
>>14101536
Get a real motorbike before the frame snaps, you destroy a wheel, or you lose traction doing speeds the vehicle was not designed for.
Most cheapshit bicycles can't handle even slightly harsh regular use, let alone an engine.
And if you've got a fancy upmarket one, you can afford a motorcycle.
