They situation happened to me Friday on my motorcycle just like that but I locked my rear brake up and slid into a parking lot with the bike on top of me. That gave me ptsd
My Son bought me an 80cc Grumbee 2 stroke for my Bicycle many years back ...I was 272 pounds back then .That little engine carried me at 38 MPH ...I rode it in Pinellas county Fl .I cant tell you how many times I got pulled out in front of and skidded off the road ..Fun But Scary Ride
My old 49cc 4 stroke motorized bicycle got maybe 130 mpg, but it was the belt drive transmission and that made it geared low, but it would rip up to 20 mph quick! Definitely gonna build another one.
I have two 49cc 4-strokes with the belt-drive, they both have 36tooth sprockets, and they both top-out at 33 to 35mph, they are packing a 250lb rider, 20mph isn't right at all.
@@jerryb1234 To be fair, he didn't say it topped out at 20mph, but that it got up to that speed quickly. I'm guessing after that it slowly got into the upper 20's mph. Just giving him the benefit of the doubt.
I have a completely stock 4 stroke belt drive kit with 44t sprocket and I only get 21 mph so he’s not lying. I suppose with a 36T rear sprocket you’d get a higher top speed but lose the bottom end. I can ride through grass and up hills all without ever having to pedal
@@cgimichaelmyers2806 YES!!!!!!! You beat me to it!!! I was just going to say that I'd be calling them "scooter brothers" the entire time 🤣🤘Edit: I just realized it's also from GTA IV which I also beat, lol th-cam.com/video/KhdgpAEYtJI/w-d-xo.html
@Lane AWD Yep. Made with crappy materials, absolutely no Quality Assesment, and made to fail after a couple years. Like almost everything Chinese export. That's why we have to stop buying that crap.
That thing is fast. Ever try and E bike? They’re pretty cool, it looks just like a regular bike with a hidden electric motor that just gives you extra help.
Yeah man she rips. About as fast as I would consider going on a bicycle. And yeah I rode my buddies eBike out in California a bunch. It was incredible, but his cost like $4,000. I was recently looking into them, and I'm not thrilled with the mileage range either.. That's what got me looking into the gasoline bikes.
Heck yeah man. I just rode this bike a hundred miles up to Manhattan the other day. Everybody was on electric bikes up there and I was the only guy on Dino fuel. Lol
that sounds like a whole lot of fun! i recently put together a few kits for some 2 stroke engines, i didnt know they made 4 stroke or i would have gone with one of them!
I just built one of these. Couldnt get the 2 stroke to work right but 4 stroke made it on the road. Doesnt do what mopeds can do but at least it gets you where you need to go.
Yeah! Definitely sketchy when you're riding a motorcycle. People take a quick glance and go to pull out. That guy may have been stopping either way, but you never know and I had to make that split second decision
I'm 67 years of age now. It's interesting listening to you. With, obviously, no motorcycling background. What you experienced with those couple of cars. Pales in comparison. To other roadway, close calls, I've had. Over the past, 43 years. Without getting killed. By, drunk cops at, 4:30 AM. That nearly ran me down. By blowing through a stop sign from a secondary road. Across a, state highway. That I had the right-of-way on. And there's no way he could've not seen me coming. And nearly ran me over. I had to lay the bike down in the grass. And busted my left side, front and back, amber turn signals. In my bike was relatively new. I was pissed. Of course there was also the rear blowout at,, 65 mph. On the Dulles Airport tollroad. In heavy traffic. And my motorcycle, virtually out-of-control. All of the other drivers were able to avoid me. As I slid by, three lanes of traffic. Making it to the shoulder. Without ever going down. As I allowed what was left of my rear tire. To direct me where it wanted to take me. And try to, avoid the cars. And did. People in cars do not see, motorcyclists. They just don't. You need 360 degree, vision. You must be attentive, at all times. You must be ready to go, airborne. And know what to do when you hit the pavement again. Because it will happen. Not if but when. And of course hitting potholes. That are deep. Are a lot of fun! If you don't go flying off the bicycle. And under the tires of cars. Which would ruin your day. So don't do that. And you might live a little longer? But no guarantees. I think you help me make up my mind. I'm going for the 4 stroke bicycle kit. I can't stand listening to, 2 stroke motors. Yang Yang Yang Yang. No thank you. Great for young kids. I like it quieter and smoother. As it's easier on hemorrhoids. So great video! Thanks for your wonderful reviews. And I think a 4 stroke bicycle kit in my near future. As I no longer have my, cruiser motorcycle. I had for over 30 years. I loved and miss that motorcycle, terribly. As I was one, with that bike. And it was one with me. We loved each other's company. We enjoyed cruising the East Coast of the United States. And through the mountains. The Poconos. The Adirondacks. The Shenandoah. And the Blue Ridge. What fabulous mountain motorcycling that is! And you always meet other bikers. At the picnic stops. And lookouts. And we are all one big, motorcycling family. I miss those days of my life. Before my brain surgery. Not falling off any motorcycle or bicycle. Not falling off. It was a health condition. That nearly killed me. And not the motorcycle. It's really a little scary. If you hit something on the highway and go airborne. It certainly is, exciting and exhilarating, yes. But completely unintentional. When that happens. And you have to be ready. You have to know what to do. Otherwise you're going down, hard. And that breaks bones and causes road rash. So don't do that either. But it is creepy scary. When you find yourself, airborne. Particularly on a, 550 pound motorcycle. Which was not designed, to ever go airborne. And I marveled over my survival! How the heck am I still alive? But I am! Time for a beer. It's Miller time. Because after that. Who the hell would want to drive sober? So I recommend not driving sober on your motorcycle. You want to be relaxed when you go down. And since a motorcycle does not normally kill, pedestrians. Or, Republicunt's. Though I have considered that option. In the end. It was a good reason for me to, move away from, Washington, DC. And sold by motorcycle. With antique tags. I had purchased new. And the antique tags made me feel, really, really old. But without any gray hair. How would anybody know? I don't look 67. And I don't have a Hollywood plastic surgeon. Much less a Mexican one. I'm aging gracefully. By deciding not to age. But my body keeps slapping me in the phase going schmuck! You're 67! And then I fell off my bicycle. After I had come to a stop. As you should not forget to put your feet, firmly on the ground,, beneath you. When you bring a bicycle to a, full stop. After brain surgery I forgot to do that. I did like that. Who falls off their bicycle after they stop? That has been Riding in marathons. For,, 50 years. And now my health has retired me. Aided by a virus two years ago. That brought my work to a halt. So a motorized bicycle with a 4 stroke. Sounds like a good compromise. Thanks. RemyRAD
I had one of those but it was a two-stroke my neighbour loved it he said it’s keeping you out of trouble which is a good thing Never got pulled over by cops everybody loved it RIP Two-stroke engine
awesome ride . thought you were going to hit that car for sure. great on gas so much fun and the places you can go on these things are just awesome . i own two now china dolls . there alot of fun to ride . one is still in build mode but i know when its done it will be a blast . be safe buddy .
That looked like alot of fun dude..your a cool dude Chris..it would be alot of fun to go riding and grab some beers..keep the vids coming..keep the rubber on the road..🤘
A lot of kids have bikes like these around here and the cops don't say boo to them, it's not like they're hurting anybody so that's cool. We still enjoy a huge amount of freedom where I am, people can't believe the shit we do in my town without getting arrested, lol. Amazing how places vary as to what's okay, all BS if you ask me.
Im in Thunder Bay Ontario Canada and the law changed for mopeds (motorized or electric) doesn’t matter - you need to be licensed and insured same as a motorcycle. There are levels from full motorcycle M license, all the way down to limited speed motorized bicycle license but the process to attain is exactly the same. So honestly not much point in just getting the lower license levels, but kicker is what ever you bring to the road test is what you will get licensed for. A full M license you can drive anything but obviously with the lower levels you get more n more limited to what u can drive. A few years ago for mopeds it used to be a free for all but now with popularity increasing police will enforce the law. I wish i could get one of these and freely cruze around but its a piss off! I could just get one anyway and try sticking to bike lanes, back lanes and quiet streets… i love tinkering with engines. I keep all my small motors running mint!
Just bought this kit.. I think maybe I'll get a bigger rear sprocket for more torque, because I mainly want it so I don't have to pedal uphill. Hopefully it has enough power for steep dirt trails. That way I can enjoy downhill without the uphill
In 2013 i was struck by a lady driver when she decided to jump a red light. I was bruised but not broken. My bicycle was finished. As much as i still love bicycles and i have aquired two pretty descent bikes since 2013, im actaully afraid to go out on one. havent ridden one since. The last bicycle i purchased i walked it home beside me🤣 i trust myself, i dont trust other road users. epseically here in london where im from. ps love the channel, great content.👌👍
Maybe you can make a guard out of a Teflon cutting board to keep the chain off your frame. I'll bet if you had thinner road tires you'd get more speed and be quieter. Glad you didn't die there. Get a blinky front light .Or two
Yeah, that's what I was thinking some kind of plastic chain guard or something. And definitely going to get some obnoxious lights on this thing! that guy maybe was going to stop, but based on the eye contact and body language I saw (which the camera couldn't pick up on), I decided to bail. I've already went over the hood of a car a couple times before.
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow I've gone over a good myself. Size matters. If you were a lifted F350 doing 10 mpg, he would have waited. A skinny bike doing 40mph and the brain doesn't register it. Doesn't matter who's fault when you are in the ICU. Us 2 wheel guys need to think we are invisible. Because we are
Gotta put a headlight on it. I can't believe you didn't get shir for crossing the trenton makes bridge I understand no problem from the Washington crossing bridge and a good thing you didn't have your phone in your other hand I don't trust drivers around here but that thing was ripping faster than I thought and the mileage is amazing. Good luck.
I have done that in an intersection....On a small Puch maxi...F..k that hurted.Had to show my shoulder back in place. Lucky i had real good protection gear, or else my face and hands had been real messed up. Stay safe!!!
I built one of those identical to yours. Very anemic tragically underpowered even with some mild mods. Rejetted carb and cleared ports. Still no power. My Phatmoto really out does it. Rebranded the 79 cc as 49 cc
i love my phatmoto. only weakness is primary drive train. i replace pretty often n oil daily. id love to upgrade to belt driven torque converter. all fun no fuss. plus more speed.🍻
I have been riding my gas bike all over for 3 years now. Only 2 problems, one I wore out my back tire, using my wheel generator for lighting, the other was water had gotten into my magneto ($13). When I replaced it I added "thumb gum" ( electrical sealant) No issues since.
Wear a high viz vest next time. And maybe use an LED front light as a day light running light. I do that when riding my motorcycle. It helps . As for the chain, you need a sprung chain tensioner on the slack side. (Similar to a timing belt tensioner on some car engines)
This setup would be ideal to escape the inner city and get out to the woods. Pedal when you need to be quiet, and use the motor when you wanna rip. Upsize the rear sprocket and you can pull a small bike trailer with all your bug-out shit. No joke add this to your kit. Electric bikes are fun but when society breaks down, finding a single gallon of gas will be monumentally easier than a 110 volt outlet for 12 hours
I really enjoyed the ride. I did, however, start questioning your life choices when you joined the motorcycle gang. Glad by the end of the video, it turned out to be just a phase. Be safe out there..
Love it correct me if im wrong, From a 40-mile trip is divided by .75 gallons you bought. I think it's 53.3 for a 2-stroke is IMPRESSIVE ANYWAY YOU COOK IT!
Great video. A small flashing LED light would do a whole lot of good on cars not seeing a bicycle. That driver probably did look that way, but even if he did see an image of the bicycle, it was far enough away so he made the right turn, not realizing it wasn't just a slow bicycle. It's a great bicycle just the way it is, am going to put one together just for trail riding. Have a Kawasaki Vulcan for the road.
Go to your local welderhe can heat that frame up and bend it to allow the chain clearance or cut a section out and weld a piece of flatstock to the outside and your good . But don't over tighten the chain they do like to run with a tiny bit of slack.
I wanted to tell you how I stopped my phone holder from moving. I put a dab of hot glue on the inside of the clamp and spread it out quickly with a wet finger. The hot glue has gription when it's set up. For your chain idler pulley I twisted mine so it would be straight with the chain not the chain stay that it's clamped too. After doing that my pully hasn't worn out. I've found that waxing my chains lasts way longer and much cleaner. Ride safe and keep the shinny side up 🚴♀💥💨💨💨
Really want to do a mid-drive conversion with the Honda GXH50. Fuel consumption is 0.91 litres an hour at 7000 rpm 1.6 kw. Should be enough power for 40 mph or more with pedaling, which is about 1/4 US gallon for 40 miles at top speed. 50:1 reduction on the cranks and 48 or 52 tooth with 32-11 cassette should get some overdrive as there is still quite a bit of power at the torque peak of 4500 which should use even less fuel (even better than 160 mpg US hehe) and also reasonably good hill gears though maybe not offroad. I've got a Bafang BBS02B kit that I'm happy with though and very quiet save for the rattling of my bike. That would be a police magnet in the UK.
I have one on my main bike and I mean yeah it's cool and all. But I got to say on some level I prefer the control and separate brake levers. With the single lever the only way you can adjust out the braking force between front and back is with washers on the brakes. I've had a wreck where my ass end out and dumped me before
Not sure how much you've touched this motorized bicycle since this video dropped, but I've seen some projects use the rear wheel to spin a dynamo on a 12V system to power some LED lights. Might be worth looking into or a little 12V LiON battery you could keep on board that could just be recharged on wall power. That's the route I use on my road bike to give it some aux dirt bike lighting. Safe riding out there!
I used to ride my scooter with the 4 wheelers and dirt bikes growing up. Had to reach around and pick up the back a bit to do burnouts. Could you add fatter tires on that? And would mirrors be helpful or would they make it harder to conceal it as a normal bike?
Yeah that Honda elite 150 that he did ate burn out with had some balls to it. I suppose I could add fatter tires on the bicycle, but I think I might do a entirely separate build and get a heavier duty frame. Maybe just keep this one as it is. Definitely going to get some small mirrors. Or I've seen they make a mirror for your helmet also. Pretty much had to rely on my ears to know if there was a car coming from behind.
You should be able to start from rest by just twisting the throttle without pedaling. Also it should be able to handle hills without pedaling as well. I can see what you are missing is the choke switch, which is the white plastic that you didn't touch at all, and is left at the closed position all the while, that's why you're not getting enough power. You are supposed to close it when cold-starting the engine, and then open when it's already running, where the bike can be operated like a regular scooter. With the choke operational and you still have the same issues, then your centrifugal clutch is faulty.
No, its geared for top speed and efficiancy, if you cant get going, you need to buy a wheelchair. As for going uphill, it would be far easier, more like riding on the flat with the engine, and therefore absolutely no point in gearing it to start. Would you drive everywhere in 1st in your car?? That wastes power and fuel.
One of the safety problems with motorized bicycles and some e bikes is that when people see you they see a bicycle and they don't expect that you're going that fast.
Man I have one of these on my bike. Same kit of Amazon. I didn't get many miles on mine and the small chain inside the gear reduction case stretched out and there isn't a way to tighten it. I couldn't find any chain either. I did end up buying a whole new clutch gear box. It was like 30 bucks. Sense changing it I haven't rode it at all. Just collecting dust in the garage... nice video!
Good on you for at least wearing a bright colored helmet. Still even with motorcycles with their headlights on they get cut off and hit all the time. Really sucks. Glad you didn’t crash because it definitely looked like you were about to hit him!
You should try a jack shaft kit it allows the engine to run the pedal chain and the derailleur is your gears just Google jackshaft for motorized bike you will love it
dogs don't hate that thing, it's just slow and owners not correcting their dogs, letting their dog make the decisions. My dogs sleeps right next a 2 stroke engine. I told them to be chill, so that's the reaction I get.
ok so there are TONS of performance parts for the two stroke kits. Some of which I reckon could be adapted or modified over to the 4 strokes. Like the spring-loaded chain tensioner. Obvioulsy you'd need to fab up a custom cover, but it should help with the chain slop.
I just ordered some new chain guide wheels. So I'm waiting on those but excited to get this thing back on the road for a hundred mile ride! I'll ride it till the cops confiscate it lol.
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow yeah luckily here in the deep south, cops have better things to do than harass bike riders. Either that or more lax laws. Or both. Have you taken the bike out offroad? What about exhaust mods?
your back spark is on backwards look at it there is a spot wher it is bent outward that supposed to go tward tires flip it around to solve chain rubbing problem
@@MrFacepeel It all depends on the frame type ( rear triangle) and wheel size. On some the sprocket is dished out and on others dished in. Also you need to align the idler wheel by bending the bracket so that the chain runs perfectly in the center and not rubbing in the sides ( can be seen by the damage ). I have built over 23 Motorised Bicycles , Autocycles , from 43cc weedeaters to 50cc 4st's and 50cc and 66cc .
I came across your video and realized that we are from the same area. I knew every place and roads that you traveled. I have been building motorized bicycles for about three years, and many of my builds are cruising around in our area. Hit me back and we can compare notes. Bikes by Bill.
nice. ive done well over 50 in a day. 1000s of miles on my phatmoto so far. gas bikes are legal on trails same as ebikes thanks to disabled advocacy groups.🍻
There she is chilling next to a Porsche and a few nice Harleys LOL love the video enjoyed it. I got $1800 in tickets driving my motorized bike through New Jersey. Now I’m riding an E bike. I have a nice car I just work and live in the same town I enjoy riding motorized vehicles. No more gas bike for me.
Damn really man!? What did they whack you with? That's crazy. Hopefully you're able to get them all thrown out in court. And thanks man, I appreciate you checking out the video
You always hear about how good a motorized bike is but you never hear about how often you have to replace the tires because of wear….or how expensive they are…
Great footage. How did you manage to get such stable footage? Are you using your phone or GoPro? Any Gimbals used? Really an awesome Motorized bike build. I wasn't expecting a Chinese motor to make it this far. Thank you for sharing your awesome adventure! Quite a ride indeed. The close call was very scary. I would never use a hand held phone while riding in such speeds. 30 mph on a bicycle feels like 100mph in car. lol.
I just went on a long ride on my 2 stroke 80cc engine it was about a 40-50km trip to the next town over on the trail. Got it up to 54km but mostly kept it around 35km. Was pitch black so a little dangerous but was fun. Engine has 31.3 hours on it. Solid chinese piece.
That dude that picked up all that garbage is a good man
city worker.
@@gerardjones7881 still a good man.
Even though motorcycles are bigger, your situation at that intersection has happened to me more than once. Ride safe dude!
That's why you do a weave to catch their attention!
They situation happened to me Friday on my motorcycle just like that but I locked my rear brake up and slid into a parking lot with the bike on top of me. That gave me ptsd
I wrecked on a Moped that way...lbVs
Sheesh. Just got an ebike...gonna need some super bright lights
My Son bought me an 80cc Grumbee 2 stroke for my Bicycle many years back ...I was 272 pounds back then .That little engine carried me at 38 MPH ...I rode it in Pinellas county Fl .I cant tell you how many times I got pulled out in front of and skidded off the road ..Fun But Scary Ride
I did 1 of these for my son 7 years ago, he rode it over 900 miles while pulling a trailer full of food & camping gear.
That's wild
Shout out to the man that picked up all that trash out there God bless you my friend
He always shows the shy amongst us how it can be done. Keep it up Chris.
My old 49cc 4 stroke motorized bicycle got maybe 130 mpg, but it was the belt drive transmission and that made it geared low, but it would rip up to 20 mph quick! Definitely gonna build another one.
Was just gonna ask does the belt drive grip quicker
I have two 49cc 4-strokes with the belt-drive, they both have 36tooth sprockets, and they both top-out at 33 to 35mph, they are packing a 250lb rider, 20mph isn't right at all.
@@jerryb1234 where did you buy from plz
@@jerryb1234 To be fair, he didn't say it topped out at 20mph, but that it got up to that speed quickly. I'm guessing after that it slowly got into the upper 20's mph. Just giving him the benefit of the doubt.
I have a completely stock 4 stroke belt drive kit with 44t sprocket and I only get 21 mph so he’s not lying. I suppose with a 36T rear sprocket you’d get a higher top speed but lose the bottom end. I can ride through grass and up hills all without ever having to pedal
I’ve been sick the last eight days watching TH-cam videos and this is the most underrated video I have watched so far it’s kick ass
Damn, sorry to hear you're under the weather. Hope you get better soon. And thanks bro
Don't need a licence perfect way to get around SWEET RIDE
The scooter gang part had me dying bro. 🤣🤣
Lol, yeah definitely made my day! What are the odds of running into those guys
ScOoTeR BrOThErs!
Shout out to anyone who gets the reference.
That's what all the baddies ride in the UK lol
@@cgimichaelmyers2806 YES!!!!!!! You beat me to it!!! I was just going to say that I'd be calling them "scooter brothers" the entire time 🤣🤘Edit: I just realized it's also from GTA IV which I also beat, lol
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@@juliogonzo2718 and they get great mpg while causing a ruckus lol 👍🇺🇸
That's just like the old late 70's and 80's mopeds! Awesome Chris!
@Lane AWD Yep. Made with crappy materials, absolutely no Quality Assesment, and made to fail after a couple years. Like almost everything Chinese export. That's why we have to stop buying that crap.
I appreciate that you respect the other people riding bikes and walking on the path.
You have the Rear Sprocket on backwards, flip it around so it offsets it toward the wheel a little more so it doesn't rub on the frame.
That thing moves out. I'm really impressed by the the speed and the MPG.
By far the most silly thing I've ever seen in a mechanics channel. It's so good. Keep going, stay safe!
Lol, yeah it was a little goofy but so much fun! Thanks for checking it out and I appreciate the feedback
Looked like an absolute blast to ride around
That thing is fast. Ever try and E bike? They’re pretty cool, it looks just like a regular bike with a hidden electric motor that just gives you extra help.
Yeah man she rips. About as fast as I would consider going on a bicycle. And yeah I rode my buddies eBike out in California a bunch. It was incredible, but his cost like $4,000. I was recently looking into them, and I'm not thrilled with the mileage range either.. That's what got me looking into the gasoline bikes.
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow and gas is so much fun compared to that electric thing
Heck yeah man. I just rode this bike a hundred miles up to Manhattan the other day. Everybody was on electric bikes up there and I was the only guy on Dino fuel. Lol
that sounds like a whole lot of fun! i recently put together a few kits for some 2 stroke engines, i didnt know they made 4 stroke or i would have gone with one of them!
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow ,"a hundred miles", I thought you said it was a piece of junk/death-trap?
Okay that last bit where you showed the clutch going in and out was kinda cool.
I just built one of these. Couldnt get the 2 stroke to work right but 4 stroke made it on the road. Doesnt do what mopeds can do but at least it gets you where you need to go.
It is not easy to get good video on a bike, you did great. very funny to see you parked next to the motorcycles. stay safe dude!😎👌
Thanks man! And haha yeah that was pretty hilarious looking
I’ve never been a fan of riding a street bike for the exact reason of people pulling out and not seeing you, glad you escaped that one!👍
Yeah! Definitely sketchy when you're riding a motorcycle. People take a quick glance and go to pull out. That guy may have been stopping either way, but you never know and I had to make that split second decision
Stay safe out there!
For sure! You too
I’m safe! My dirt bike has been in the shed for almost 3 years now...kinda sad actually LOL
Got to get her back on the road
I'm 67 years of age now. It's interesting listening to you. With, obviously, no motorcycling background.
What you experienced with those couple of cars. Pales in comparison. To other roadway, close calls, I've had. Over the past, 43 years. Without getting killed. By, drunk cops at, 4:30 AM. That nearly ran me down. By blowing through a stop sign from a secondary road. Across a, state highway. That I had the right-of-way on. And there's no way he could've not seen me coming. And nearly ran me over. I had to lay the bike down in the grass. And busted my left side, front and back, amber turn signals. In my bike was relatively new. I was pissed.
Of course there was also the rear blowout at,, 65 mph. On the Dulles Airport tollroad. In heavy traffic. And my motorcycle, virtually out-of-control. All of the other drivers were able to avoid me. As I slid by, three lanes of traffic. Making it to the shoulder. Without ever going down. As I allowed what was left of my rear tire. To direct me where it wanted to take me. And try to, avoid the cars. And did.
People in cars do not see, motorcyclists. They just don't. You need 360 degree, vision. You must be attentive, at all times. You must be ready to go, airborne. And know what to do when you hit the pavement again. Because it will happen. Not if but when.
And of course hitting potholes. That are deep. Are a lot of fun! If you don't go flying off the bicycle. And under the tires of cars. Which would ruin your day. So don't do that. And you might live a little longer? But no guarantees.
I think you help me make up my mind. I'm going for the 4 stroke bicycle kit. I can't stand listening to, 2 stroke motors. Yang Yang Yang Yang. No thank you. Great for young kids. I like it quieter and smoother. As it's easier on hemorrhoids.
So great video! Thanks for your wonderful reviews. And I think a 4 stroke bicycle kit in my near future. As I no longer have my, cruiser motorcycle. I had for over 30 years. I loved and miss that motorcycle, terribly. As I was one, with that bike. And it was one with me. We loved each other's company. We enjoyed cruising the East Coast of the United States. And through the mountains. The Poconos. The Adirondacks. The Shenandoah. And the Blue Ridge. What fabulous mountain motorcycling that is! And you always meet other bikers. At the picnic stops. And lookouts. And we are all one big, motorcycling family. I miss those days of my life. Before my brain surgery. Not falling off any motorcycle or bicycle. Not falling off. It was a health condition. That nearly killed me. And not the motorcycle.
It's really a little scary. If you hit something on the highway and go airborne. It certainly is, exciting and exhilarating, yes. But completely unintentional. When that happens. And you have to be ready. You have to know what to do. Otherwise you're going down, hard. And that breaks bones and causes road rash. So don't do that either. But it is creepy scary. When you find yourself, airborne. Particularly on a, 550 pound motorcycle. Which was not designed, to ever go airborne. And I marveled over my survival! How the heck am I still alive? But I am! Time for a beer. It's Miller time. Because after that. Who the hell would want to drive sober?
So I recommend not driving sober on your motorcycle. You want to be relaxed when you go down. And since a motorcycle does not normally kill, pedestrians. Or, Republicunt's. Though I have considered that option. In the end. It was a good reason for me to, move away from, Washington, DC. And sold by motorcycle. With antique tags. I had purchased new. And the antique tags made me feel, really, really old. But without any gray hair. How would anybody know? I don't look 67. And I don't have a Hollywood plastic surgeon. Much less a Mexican one. I'm aging gracefully. By deciding not to age. But my body keeps slapping me in the phase going schmuck! You're 67! And then I fell off my bicycle. After I had come to a stop. As you should not forget to put your feet, firmly on the ground,, beneath you. When you bring a bicycle to a, full stop. After brain surgery I forgot to do that. I did like that. Who falls off their bicycle after they stop? That has been Riding in marathons. For,, 50 years. And now my health has retired me. Aided by a virus two years ago. That brought my work to a halt.
So a motorized bicycle with a 4 stroke. Sounds like a good compromise. Thanks.
RemyRAD
You did not miss a thing my man so thorough and really enjoyable lots of thought into this one I feel your energy man much love to you
160mpg from a 50cc 4 stroke engine 🤷 can't say no to that.
if there was a fuel crisis that bike would be a life saver
Right! My thoughts exactly.
Now's the time.
@Scrub Chronicles too bad I ordered the kit. Fuck these prices 💀
@@OffTrap I've made a motorcycle with a Honda GX200 engine and CVT
150MPG's all day, Baby! 🤣
Nostradamus??? $5.00 gas
Smart Guy! You headed this Dicey vehicle to home! You wouldn’t want Jen having to tend to you!
I had one of those but it was a two-stroke my neighbour loved it he said it’s keeping you out of trouble which is a good thing Never got pulled over by cops everybody loved it RIP Two-stroke engine
160 Miles per gallon??? Thats wild! Transport of the future right here!
Motorcycle front brake conversion just might be a lifesaver!
awesome ride . thought you were going to hit that car for sure. great on gas so much fun and the places you can go on these things are just awesome . i own two now china dolls . there alot of fun to ride . one is still in build mode but i know when its done it will be a blast . be safe buddy .
That looked like alot of fun dude..your a cool dude Chris..it would be alot of fun to go riding and grab some beers..keep the vids coming..keep the rubber on the road..🤘
I used to ride 1970s-80s mopeds like the Puch Maxi and it reminds me a lot of that.
AllI can say is that you live life to the fullest, no compromise and on your terms. Salute........
I try to. Not always on my terms though haha Ya know since I have to adhere to the the woman And what she approves.
A lot of kids have bikes like these around here and the cops don't say boo to them, it's not like they're hurting anybody so that's cool. We still enjoy a huge amount of freedom where I am, people can't believe the shit we do in my town without getting arrested, lol. Amazing how places vary as to what's okay, all BS if you ask me.
Yeah I definitely agree with you on how crazy it varies place to place. More people more problems is usually the case.
Im in Thunder Bay Ontario Canada and the law changed for mopeds (motorized or electric) doesn’t matter - you need to be licensed and insured same as a motorcycle. There are levels from full motorcycle M license, all the way down to limited speed motorized bicycle license but the process to attain is exactly the same. So honestly not much point in just getting the lower license levels, but kicker is what ever you bring to the road test is what you will get licensed for. A full M license you can drive anything but obviously with the lower levels you get more n more limited to what u can drive. A few years ago for mopeds it used to be a free for all but now with popularity increasing police will enforce the law. I wish i could get one of these and freely cruze around but its a piss off! I could just get one anyway and try sticking to bike lanes, back lanes and quiet streets… i love tinkering with engines. I keep all my small motors running mint!
Just bought this kit.. I think maybe I'll get a bigger rear sprocket for more torque, because I mainly want it so I don't have to pedal uphill. Hopefully it has enough power for steep dirt trails. That way I can enjoy downhill without the uphill
In 2013 i was struck by a lady driver when she decided to jump a red light. I was bruised but not broken. My bicycle was finished. As much as i still love bicycles and i have aquired two pretty descent bikes since 2013, im actaully afraid to go out on one. havent ridden one since. The last bicycle i purchased i walked it home beside me🤣 i trust myself, i dont trust other road users. epseically here in london where im from. ps love the channel, great content.👌👍
Ok I’m from Levittown, as soon as you said Trenton I knew. Crazy how this popped up on the algorithm
Man people really took that granite for granted
Lol!
Yo Chris I hope you know that you are truly a gift to the world bro
Dude now I got too build one!! Thank you for the idea again!! Props Loco
You should do it up! Definitely a fun little toy
I love the variety on this channel.
I know exactly what you mean about it being scary to ride on the road.
I myself love the trails 😉
Maybe you can make a guard out of a Teflon cutting board to keep the chain off your frame. I'll bet if you had thinner road tires you'd get more speed and be quieter. Glad you didn't die there. Get a blinky front light .Or two
Yeah, that's what I was thinking some kind of plastic chain guard or something. And definitely going to get some obnoxious lights on this thing! that guy maybe was going to stop, but based on the eye contact and body language I saw (which the camera couldn't pick up on), I decided to bail. I've already went over the hood of a car a couple times before.
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow I've gone over a good myself. Size matters. If you were a lifted F350 doing 10 mpg, he would have waited. A skinny bike doing 40mph and the brain doesn't register it. Doesn't matter who's fault when you are in the ICU. Us 2 wheel guys need to think we are invisible. Because we are
Brings back memories are used to live in Jersey 20 years ago now I live in Tucson used to go to new Hope all the time nice area
Gotta put a headlight on it. I can't believe you didn't get shir for crossing the trenton makes bridge I understand no problem from the Washington crossing bridge and a good thing you didn't have your phone in your other hand I don't trust drivers around here but that thing was ripping faster than I thought and the mileage is amazing. Good luck.
Yeah I just ordered a headlight end tail light yesterday for it. Thanks man
Seems like everybody is taking that guys house for Granite ! lol sorry couldn't resist !
Dude you rode through my neighborhood I live by that corner of spring and prospect mad cool
You should put a jackshaft on that thing and use the bike's gears and spockets.
I have done that in an intersection....On a small Puch maxi...F..k that hurted.Had to show my shoulder back in place. Lucky i had real good protection gear, or else my face and hands had been real messed up. Stay safe!!!
I built one of those identical to yours. Very anemic tragically underpowered even with some mild mods. Rejetted carb and cleared ports. Still no power. My Phatmoto really out does it. Rebranded the 79 cc as 49 cc
i love my phatmoto. only weakness is primary drive train. i replace pretty often n oil daily. id love to upgrade to belt driven torque converter. all fun no fuss. plus more speed.🍻
I have been riding my gas bike all over for 3 years now. Only 2 problems, one I wore out my back tire, using my wheel generator for lighting, the other was water had gotten into my magneto ($13). When I replaced it I added "thumb gum" ( electrical sealant) No issues since.
Man that bike went all around the place
I do not need to be tempted with this much fun for that little cost
Update: I built a 4 stroke bike with a Zeda Dawn v2 and it’s been nothing but problems, but everything’s soon getting sorted out.
Wear a high viz vest next time. And maybe use an LED front light as a day light running light. I do that when riding my motorcycle. It helps .
As for the chain, you need a sprung chain tensioner on the slack side. (Similar to a timing belt tensioner on some car engines)
yeah day time blinkers help alot🍻
This setup would be ideal to escape the inner city and get out to the woods. Pedal when you need to be quiet, and use the motor when you wanna rip. Upsize the rear sprocket and you can pull a small bike trailer with all your bug-out shit. No joke add this to your kit. Electric bikes are fun but when society breaks down, finding a single gallon of gas will be monumentally easier than a 110 volt outlet for 12 hours
I really enjoyed the ride. I did, however, start questioning your life choices when you joined the motorcycle gang. Glad by the end of the video, it turned out to be just a phase. Be safe out there..
Love it correct me if im wrong, From a 40-mile trip is divided by .75 gallons you bought. I think it's 53.3 for a 2-stroke is IMPRESSIVE ANYWAY YOU COOK IT!
It was .25 gallons for $0.75
Great video. A small flashing LED light would do a whole lot of good on cars not seeing a bicycle. That driver probably did look that way, but even if he did see an image of the bicycle, it was far enough away so he made the right turn, not realizing it wasn't just a slow bicycle. It's a great bicycle just the way it is, am going to put one together just for trail riding. Have a Kawasaki Vulcan for the road.
Need a bright led headlight so the cars see you coming.
Yes! Right on
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Hahaha! That was great. Stay safe on that thing bud
Will do!
Dude you almost drove straight in to that guy. Always be able to break with both hands!
Go to your local welderhe can heat that frame up and bend it to allow the chain clearance or cut a section out and weld a piece of flatstock to the outside and your good . But don't over tighten the chain they do like to run with a tiny bit of slack.
The rear sprocket has an offset!
Thanks for the ride along 😎👍
I wanted to tell you how I stopped my phone holder from moving. I put a dab of hot glue on the inside of the clamp and spread it out quickly with a wet finger. The hot glue has gription when it's set up.
For your chain idler pulley I twisted mine so it would be straight with the chain not the chain stay that it's clamped too. After doing that my pully hasn't worn out.
I've found that waxing my chains lasts way longer and much cleaner.
Ride safe and keep the shinny side up 🚴♀💥💨💨💨
Really want to do a mid-drive conversion with the Honda GXH50. Fuel consumption is 0.91 litres an hour at 7000 rpm 1.6 kw. Should be enough power for 40 mph or more with pedaling, which is about 1/4 US gallon for 40 miles at top speed. 50:1 reduction on the cranks and 48 or 52 tooth with 32-11 cassette should get some overdrive as there is still quite a bit of power at the torque peak of 4500 which should use even less fuel (even better than 160 mpg US hehe) and also reasonably good hill gears though maybe not offroad.
I've got a Bafang BBS02B kit that I'm happy with though and very quiet save for the rattling of my bike. That would be a police magnet in the UK.
That was an exciting ride! Thanks for sharing!
Shout out to the homie who got all the trash
dude you should consider a dual brake lever they work really well and hit both brakes at once
I have one on my main bike and I mean yeah it's cool and all. But I got to say on some level I prefer the control and separate brake levers. With the single lever the only way you can adjust out the braking force between front and back is with washers on the brakes. I've had a wreck where my ass end out and dumped me before
Another fun video, great job!
Thanks John!
Not sure how much you've touched this motorized bicycle since this video dropped, but I've seen some projects use the rear wheel to spin a dynamo on a 12V system to power some LED lights. Might be worth looking into or a little 12V LiON battery you could keep on board that could just be recharged on wall power. That's the route I use on my road bike to give it some aux dirt bike lighting. Safe riding out there!
I used to ride my scooter with the 4 wheelers and dirt bikes growing up. Had to reach around and pick up the back a bit to do burnouts.
Could you add fatter tires on that? And would mirrors be helpful or would they make it harder to conceal it as a normal bike?
Yeah that Honda elite 150 that he did ate burn out with had some balls to it. I suppose I could add fatter tires on the bicycle, but I think I might do a entirely separate build and get a heavier duty frame. Maybe just keep this one as it is. Definitely going to get some small mirrors. Or I've seen they make a mirror for your helmet also. Pretty much had to rely on my ears to know if there was a car coming from behind.
You changed your channel name? That's cool
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow yea switched things up a bit.
I pull a bike trailer with my 2 stroke, my son loves riding in the trailer.
@16:32, 160 MPG seems like the correct answer. That's awesome : D
You should be able to start from rest by just twisting the throttle without pedaling. Also it should be able to handle hills without pedaling as well. I can see what you are missing is the choke switch, which is the white plastic that you didn't touch at all, and is left at the closed position all the while, that's why you're not getting enough power. You are supposed to close it when cold-starting the engine, and then open when it's already running, where the bike can be operated like a regular scooter. With the choke operational and you still have the same issues, then your centrifugal clutch is faulty.
No, its geared for top speed and efficiancy, if you cant get going, you need to buy a wheelchair. As for going uphill, it would be far easier, more like riding on the flat with the engine, and therefore absolutely no point in gearing it to start. Would you drive everywhere in 1st in your car?? That wastes power and fuel.
One of the safety problems with motorized bicycles and some e bikes is that when people see you they see a bicycle and they don't expect that you're going that fast.
Yes for sure
Man I have one of these on my bike. Same kit of Amazon. I didn't get many miles on mine and the small chain inside the gear reduction case stretched out and there isn't a way to tighten it. I couldn't find any chain either. I did end up buying a whole new clutch gear box. It was like 30 bucks. Sense changing it I haven't rode it at all. Just collecting dust in the garage... nice video!
That Honda Elite is one of the coolest scooters ever😊
Good on you for at least wearing a bright colored helmet. Still even with motorcycles with their headlights on they get cut off and hit all the time. Really sucks. Glad you didn’t crash because it definitely looked like you were about to hit him!
Very cool ! You just came up as a suggested video .
I'm just north of you, below Flemington
You should try a jack shaft kit it allows the engine to run the pedal chain and the derailleur is your gears just Google jackshaft for motorized bike you will love it
Enjoy the videos, also appreciate all the Snap-on tools.
dogs don't hate that thing, it's just slow and owners not correcting their dogs, letting their dog make the decisions.
My dogs sleeps right next a 2 stroke engine. I told them to be chill, so that's the reaction I get.
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0:00 Intro
1:34 Coopers Riverwalk
2:59 Riding Through Trenton
5:36 Abandoned Granite Yard
6:54 Back To Riding
8:01 Near Collision
9:39 Testing Hills Capability
10:49 Joining Motorcycle Gang
13:49 Ride Home
16:01 MPG
16:43 Outro
ok so there are TONS of performance parts for the two stroke kits. Some of which I reckon could be adapted or modified over to the 4 strokes. Like the spring-loaded chain tensioner. Obvioulsy you'd need to fab up a custom cover, but it should help with the chain slop.
Yeah I was looking at those spring loaded tensioners. I think I might try to make something similar to that
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow I haven't ever used one, though I've heard that you need to shorten the chain to use it properly.
I just ordered some new chain guide wheels. So I'm waiting on those but excited to get this thing back on the road for a hundred mile ride! I'll ride it till the cops confiscate it lol.
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow yeah luckily here in the deep south, cops have better things to do than harass bike riders. Either that or more lax laws. Or both. Have you taken the bike out offroad? What about exhaust mods?
Wow. That's faster than I have seen a 49cc kit go. Is it all stock?
Yeah all stock.
your back spark is on backwards look at it there is a spot wher it is bent outward that supposed to go tward tires flip it around to solve chain rubbing problem
I will check it out. Thanks! I put it on the way that I saw it installed on other people's pictures
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow mine rubbed the same way too let me know if it helped too
@@MrFacepeel It all depends on the frame type ( rear triangle) and wheel size. On some the sprocket is dished out and on others dished in. Also you need to align the idler wheel by bending the bracket so that the chain runs perfectly in the center and not rubbing in the sides ( can be seen by the damage ). I have built over 23 Motorised Bicycles , Autocycles , from 43cc weedeaters to 50cc 4st's and 50cc and 66cc .
160 mpg is mindblowing 😯
160mph is mindblowing too :o
I came across your video and realized that we are from the same area. I knew every place and roads that you traveled. I have been building motorized bicycles for about three years, and many of my builds are cruising around in our area. Hit me back and we can compare notes. Bikes by Bill.
Did you put the sprocket with the teeth facing out, if so you can flip it around to help with the chain
Pro tip, peanut butter sandwiches and pedalling yields near infinite MPG😉
You sure it's cheaper?
nice. ive done well over 50 in a day. 1000s of miles on my phatmoto so far. gas bikes are legal on trails same as ebikes thanks to disabled advocacy groups.🍻
There she is chilling next to a Porsche and a few nice Harleys LOL love the video enjoyed it. I got $1800 in tickets driving my motorized bike through New Jersey. Now I’m riding an E bike. I have a nice car I just work and live in the same town I enjoy riding motorized vehicles. No more gas bike for me.
Damn really man!? What did they whack you with? That's crazy. Hopefully you're able to get them all thrown out in court. And thanks man, I appreciate you checking out the video
I must say that's pretty good little right I got a couple two cycles myself I'm getting ready to a four-stroke like yours
You always hear about how good a motorized bike is but you never hear about how often you have to replace the tires because of wear….or how expensive they are…
Tires are dirt cheap for these. 1.95x26. Amazon
That's the right 💯
Great footage. How did you manage to get such stable footage? Are you using your phone or GoPro? Any Gimbals used? Really an awesome Motorized bike build. I wasn't expecting a Chinese motor to make it this far. Thank you for sharing your awesome adventure! Quite a ride indeed. The close call was very scary. I would never use a hand held phone while riding in such speeds. 30 mph on a bicycle feels like 100mph in car. lol.
3:14
Omg sweet, a Camry with a dented bumper
*Boop*
Love the way you parked her with the biker's like a big dog,,,,
9:13 "look at this mud! If I hit this at 38mph I would go down!"
Next clip: him going 38mph.
Lol
Your hood looks like an old Rocky movie. I couldn't imagine
I just went on a long ride on my 2 stroke 80cc engine it was about a 40-50km trip to the next town over on the trail. Got it up to 54km but mostly kept it around 35km. Was pitch black so a little dangerous but was fun. Engine has 31.3 hours on it. Solid chinese piece.
Don't want to rain on your parade bro, but...I would be already putting some cash aside...
@@FBPrepping for what my man? the chain just snapped on it last night
Is it still running?
This brings back memories.
My recommendation is: a very large bright headlight and a bright colored vest.
Nice video, I like fast rides, went don hill lately 72 km/h couldnt pedal any quicker.