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  • I would have bought one if they made it in 2-stroke

  • thats an air cooled gy6.

  • Why don´t put a 2stroke engine on it.

    We get 20HP from 70cc scooters here in Holland.

    Just use a Minarelli of Piaggio engine. (watercooled, from a Runner or Aerox)

    The only thing that keeps me from buying a Zoomer/Ruckus is the slow 4stroke...

  • how did you get a yoshimura on there??????

  • 150 cc's ?

  • lol i got shit in my shed that has more HP then that thing

  • is a 49cc motor

  • larger valves and a larger piston =D

  • how about 49cc

  • I heard Vtec. LOL, j/k be even sweeter if there's Vtec on it.

  • good scooter but sucks how there is no second gear lol

  • Because it utilizes a CVT or Continuously Variable Transmission.

  • Kinda bad advertising here. Ruckus=50cc engine.

    This is a Ruckus shell with a 150cc engine in it.

    3x the displacement and making about 2x the power.

  • Wow, 9+ HP from 150 cc? How do you do it? My 39 year old shopping bike only makes 24 HP.

  • haha, noob. Don't you see that it is a tuned 50cc? XD

  • if he is getting 9+ hp it is a 150+cc

    A 50cc tuned or not can only produce 3.5 hp maybe 5 if its fuel injected and water cooled but noplace near 9. actually 9 is impressive even for a 150cc...

  • It is important to note that two stroke 50cc engines can produce upwards of 20 horsepower, with land speed record holding 50cc engines producing over 25. 50cc 4 strokes can likely (and affordably) produce slightly over 5 BHP, with proper mods. When I had data acquisition, I logged 5.3 hp. Although albeit downhill, with exhaust, filter, cdi, variator, etc. The same (very slight) hill can be seen in the video of my honda ruckus towing a car

  • my point was why replace a quility built engine by honda with one of those piece of shit gy6 chinese engine. You would be better of putting a 25hp briggs and straton or 150cc honda or yamaha engine on it.

  • TO each his own. Personally, My ruckus had the chanito big bore kit, exhaust, etc. on the stock engine, and was very reliable. I did not like the idea of a GY6, so I stayed stock. This was almost 2 years ago. The ruckus engine has only one problem: It costs to much to make it fast. I had spent over 800 making my stock engine faster, and only got up to 55 miles per hour. I could have spent a lot less, and gone a lot faster if I had gone GY6. Keep in mind, the GY6 was honda designed!

  • and you are absolutely right, stock for stock, the Honda ruckus engine trumps the Chinese GY6 in the reliability department. But it does fall short in the power department.

  • yeah gy6 is hondas design minus quality parts. There is nothing wrong with the design of a gy6. There is a major problem with how they make a gy6. They are junk.

    Just buy a real engine if you want more power... or a bigger scooter.

  • the idea is to keep the sleek design of the ruckus with a faster speed. Everyone knows you can get a faster scooter with ugly plastics. Also we know that there are faster bikes out there, but we like to stay in the scooter scene with a Honda Ruckus.

  • dude, does the word "tuning" mean anything for you?

    You can tune a 50cc engine to produce more than 10 hp, you fool...

    and it's NOT impressive to get 9 hp from a 150 cc, when a 125cc has 10-15 hp.

  • 150? 125cc? That's 49cc at ~9HP.

  • 150cc

  • nice sound

  • What kind of exhaust are you running?

  • It looks like a yoshimura.

  • nice increase !!! what did you have to do to get that much power?

  • It has a GY5 150cc or so scooter engine with some mods on it!

  • not a chinese engine right? I would hate to see somebody replace a good 50cc engine with a toy 150cc engine.

  • I misspelled it, it is a gy6 not a gy5 lol

    But yes, they are mainly chinese built, with a Japanese made engines obtainable from salvage scoots. The japanese stoped producing these engines a long time ago, so any Japanese GY6 would have some years, and possibly miles on it.  That's probably why they have decided to go with a new, chinese GY6. While the Japanese still make a few modernized GY6 variants, fewer parts are interchangeable, and Japan largely produces better, more sophisticated engins

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