1106Views6Replies
motorised motorized bicycle?
im looking to make a gas/petrol push bike i have access to all tools exempt welder i have multiple weed eater engines and money is not a problem i am 18 and looking to put a motor on a 12inch bicycle i would pefer chain drive so a gear ratio? i would pefer it to go fast and be rear weel drive the motors dont have a clutch i have seen the one here but there friction drive somone help me out? thanks in advance
Discussions
7 years ago
There is a motorised bike forum with gas and electric bikes at http://www.motoredbikes.com :)
9 years ago
Go to Motoredbikes.com and Motorbicycling.com Find the gear ratio calculators there and use the search functions extensively to learn how to build your vehicle. There are many great ideas, photos, videos and experienced advisors in those forums. Study and learn as much as you can before you start asking questions. You're more likely to get members answering your questions if they can tell you have done some homework. Personally I favor pusher trailers. Motoredbikes.com has a separate subforum for those.
Why such a small bike? 12 inch?
10 years ago
This is about as specific as it gets:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhM81jVx6JM
As he says, it all depends on the bike, tools, style of weed-eater and possibly length of chain if you have some spare stuff lying around.
Answer 9 years ago
A good sprocket ratio for speed using a 33cc(example) engine is11 tooth on engine and a 36~40 tooth sproc on your final drive(slow out of the hole)
For quickness and hill climbing a 48~52 tooth on your final drive(lower top end speed...AB from Red Rock Cycles...Motorized Bicycles
Answer 9 years ago
Actually I have a 33cc gas scooter and it has a 10 tooth drive and 40 tooth driven sprocket and it had no problem going up a 40 degree incline with a pocket bike and me on it (Don't ask why I wasn't just riding the pocket bike).
10 years ago
Also a clutch would be alot better. You wouldn't stall the engine as much, its easier to start, easier on the motor.