Mine also broke, but that was my own fault. I did order a few new ones and its up and running again. I spun the engine over with the power on and the leads were disconnected from the sparkplugs and that killed the hall sensor for some reason.
Its alright, when you look at the build quality, manufacturing, the castings and the attention to detail, not to even mention the engineering work and fault finding that goes into these mini models you can kind of understand its not a cheap toy.
The firing order can cause vibrations. Car engines are designed to minimize the vibration. It is more difficult in an engine of this size. Besides, the title says motorcycle engine. Motorcycle engines tend to be designed for sound. The angle of the V can also influence the firing pattern.
@@AJRestoration Maybe, but still a lot of money on a "useless" object. Buy a lawnmower, or perhaps an old motorcycle, take apart the engine and reassemble. Way cheaper. ;)
why must it have purpose? it’s a cool expensive toy, if it’s what dude digs then so be it, if i had 600 bucks to kill off i’d have one and run it next to my two old harley’s just for giggles
The fuel tank is connected with a silicon hose to the small carburetor, the venturi effect of the carburetor pulls fuel up and into the engine while atomizing the fuel.
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Cool. Next time you might consider insulators on the engine mounts to absorb the vibration.
Yes I did not expect it to be so alive haha.
Very cool miniature motorcycle engine. Great power plant for an RC toy!
Dude you should try bigger headers on it ! I bet the sound would be awesome ! 👍🏻
I am doing some searching for ideas right now.
Magnificent AJ, what a masterpiece
Thank you Jan!
Pretty cool shovel head, I think the exhaust needs to be about twice as big and diameter
Good morning from Southeast South Dakota
Good morning buddy!
Very cool! Sounds awesome!
It does!
Sounds like the motorcycle 🏍🏍🏍🏍
Now you just need to build the rest of the motorcycle.
Beautiful AJ well done
Thank you so much buddy😀
AJ,
I didn't see any oil go into the sump? there is a spare fitting on the side of the crankcase, what is its purpose?
Oil should be mixed with the fuel as it does t have lubrication system . The port is just a display and holds the hall sensor for ignition
It uses two stoke oil for lube. That fitting is for case vent to atmosphere. There are gears you can buy to modify the engine to pressure lube.
Need to put some weight in the box to hold it down so it doesn’t rock ‘n’ roll
I might have to brace the mounts too!
For being so little, it sure can get up and go. Wishing for warmer weather so i can get my two wheels back out on the road.
Sending warmer weather over! All the best, have fun!
I went for a ride today. The weather was wonderful, today. Tomorrow, rain, rain, rain.
@stanleydenning tomorrow and the next days are in mid 60's, then snow and rain... dang winter doesn't know when to give up!
Was hoping to see a burnout 😂
Yummy. I'm officially jealous. Heee!
You should save up over time and spoil yourself!
Thats awesome 👍
I have the same engine, but the hall sensor broke and the engine won't start.
Is your engine OK?
Mine also broke, but that was my own fault. I did order a few new ones and its up and running again. I spun the engine over with the power on and the leads were disconnected from the sparkplugs and that killed the hall sensor for some reason.
Nice job, engine looks and sounds very powerful especially considering the size of it. what did you use as a fuel?
It uses 95 pump gas mixed with two stroke oil for lube.
$600? No, I think not…..sorry.
Its alright, when you look at the build quality, manufacturing, the castings and the attention to detail, not to even mention the engineering work and fault finding that goes into these mini models you can kind of understand its not a cheap toy.
Very cool, but the steering needs some work
Hahaha I would agree!
Way cool😅😅
Indeed!
Вопрос ?? на х..у..м это нужно ради того что б посмотреть на него и всё,,,,,,,,??? как он работает)))))))))
Это игрушечная модель двигателя, предназначенная для коллекционирования и восхищения.
😎😎😎👍👍👍
Seem a bit unbalanced, I'm wrong? 😁
Not a bit but very or it must be not hard installed
The firing order can cause vibrations. Car engines are designed to minimize the vibration. It is more difficult in an engine of this size. Besides, the title says motorcycle engine. Motorcycle engines tend to be designed for sound. The angle of the V can also influence the firing pattern.
What pfcparis said is correct.
I’m getting dizzy
Pricing on these are ridiculous. Useless, other than the assembly and decoration.
If you take into account the engeneering and manufacturing its price is on point.
@@AJRestoration Maybe, but still a lot of money on a "useless" object. Buy a lawnmower, or perhaps an old motorcycle, take apart the engine and reassemble. Way cheaper. ;)
why must it have purpose? it’s a cool expensive toy, if it’s what dude digs then so be it, if i had 600 bucks to kill off i’d have one and run it next to my two old harley’s just for giggles
Not really useless if u have the skill and tools this could easily be added to an rc model like johnnyq90 has done with a different engine
how much HP is that little bad boy putting out
I'd say at least 1 to 1.5hp.
Looks Good, I am just wondering how the fuel is delivered to the carburetor.
The fuel tank is connected with a silicon hose to the small carburetor, the venturi effect of the carburetor pulls fuel up and into the engine while atomizing the fuel.