Engine Mountain Bike Riding - Hill Climbs

[TheVanamees]

pane oma võrr põlema.

[thuggedwhiteboy]

so awesome!

[kevin6154]

Dude cool bike I got agrubbee skyhawk 80 mine can't climb quite aswell but then again im265lbs climbs most pittsburg streets with some help

[leeroycoverdell]

Why not use the factory cassete so you have 6 speeds?

[angrygunsmith]

dude are all the 80cc engines like this, form what ive heard most are shithouse but this coped really well up those huge hills,. where can i find it or tell me a similar model on ebay

[silpudog80]

Would it fit on a ridgeback MX3?

[chingapipi]

where can i get a motor like that??? i want a motor for my bmx bike..

[indalcecio]

How well does it work to pedal at the same time? I have this idea in my head that I think and hope is wrong, that basically pedaling won't do anything unless you pedal to the point where it would travel faster than the engine, at which point you're doing all the work anyway. Is that wrong? As in, if you pedal with the engine on, does it add to the power ?

[AscensionOfDavid]

@indalcecio I had the same thought.. lol I"ll tell you after i build one i guess. haha

[indalcecio]

@AscensionOfDavid Sounds like a deal!

[darkeyce02]

@indalcecio no it wouldnt, the sprockets are on the same wheel, it wouldnt increase top speed cause thers no way you could pedalthat fast, but, if it was a very very steep hill and the engine a lone couldnt do it you could help and in that case it would be extra power

[AscensionOfDavid]

@indalcecio yea when i pedal i accelerate twice as fast, and i have to help the engine by pedaling when going up hills. When the engine is going fast i can shift to a faster gear for pedaling and assist the engine also.

[primomachino]

all i can say is rough on the ball sack, cause i saw no suspension i have a similar setup and all i can say is i bought an old man seat w. built in gel . also rough streets bust my balls

[SilentMichael27]

@primomachino yeah I had to get a huge gel seat, and it actually has a large spring under it before it enters the frame, its really not that bad. My newer bike does not have the spring and is a smaller seat and ouch. vibrations are also an issue with the new bike and I do a lot of standing up.

[dreamwisperer]

@SilentMichael27 Where did you buy it ? Does it come with a clutch ?

[SilentMichael27]

@dreamwisperer I have purchased 3 of them from zoombicycles through ebay, they also have website, comes with everything you need except oil, fuel and a bicycle.

[dreamwisperer]

@SilentMichael27 Does it come with a clutch ? I mean , in the case you stop on a stoplight, the engine stops ? How does this work ?

[zerodegrees8]

@SilentMichael27 just checked ebay for that, nothing came up

[76shogun1]

@SilentMichael27 great vid,is there a reason people keep putting these kits on beach cruisers?it just looks goofy to me...are there benifits to putting it on a mountain bike?

[adb140275]

@primomachino yea mine hurt really bad from riding mine off-road for very long periods of time for many days....

[ProjectMaster2000]

@primomachino I guess instead of Bickewhacker it should have been Ballwhacker?

[sixaxis171]

how hard was it to do this??

[SilentMichael27]

@sixaxis171 The entire bike was fairly easy if you know just a little bit about engines. If you don't the instructions are also fairly easy, about 6 hours of work and only a few tools are needed.

[spreadtheword215]

yours is a little more powerfull then mine

[tractorboy8420]

man i did this to my bike a wile back (the baffle thing) AND MAN!! what a power diffrence!! LOVE IT AHHAAHA!

[SilentMichael27]

@tractorboy8420 I estimate about a 150 - 200 percent gain in power but also fuel usage with out the baffle. However the top speed decreases a little bit, when riding on the flat road I always use the baffle, it creates back pressure to the engine, and more top end speed.

[tractorboy8420]

@SilentMichael27 yeah, at this point, the sound is too loud so i am keeping the baffle in haha

[kyle122194]

i meant to say any

[SilentMichael27]

any motorcycle 2 stroke oil should be fine, the baffle is really simple to remove, the baffle is simply the cap on the bottom of the exhuast pipe, *not the entire exhuast pipe* the baffles is connected to a smaller pipe that runs inside of the exhuast pipe. i recommend a 16:1 ratio of gas to oil for your first 2 or 3 tanks of gas, I use a 20:1 ratio now that is been broke in

[kyle122194]

sorry for all the comments i just am so excited to get it working do u recommend and fueline? and how does it compare to mini bikes pocket rockets stand up scooters in power and speed?

[kyle122194]

yea i got it really cheap like 79 thats not including shipping but i weight about 130 to and i have like a 43 tooth but can u not gun it and do a decent off road hill and get up without any trouble?

[kyle122194]

hey there silentmichael i wanted to ask u some questons on your bike because i have one but it isnt put together yet fueline problems but anyway how powerful is it? can it easily do steep hills

[SilentMichael27]

@kyle122194 its worth what you probally paid for it, depending on your weight (i only weigh 130) these videos should express how it does on hills, i have a bigger tooth than most people (54 tooth sprocket) thats great on hills but tops speed is only about 25, im guessing 4-6 horse power but a really nice power ban

[zildjan5b]

and that looks and starts like a 1980's motbecane moby moped motor

[zildjan5b]

almost as fast as my lawnmower

[billman2112]

Cool!

[cms6272]

that web site dose not work.