homemade moped, front wheel drive motorbike

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Uploaded by on Dec 23, 2007

4 hp, 40 mph, 120 mpg. Front end feels heavy til the second you start rolling. Very slight tendency to center the handlebar if accelerating in a curve; noticeable but not a problem. No other handling traits noted. The weight & power of the engine are applied to the heavy duty wheel, not significantly to the bicycle's frame.
Also see engine powered bicycle trailer, sailbike and motor skater engine powered trailer. Curious? contact denbecr@hughes.net

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  • is that an apn7 gas tank?

  • very old Allstate moped tank

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  • My son who drove it for this video is now 30 years old. He was about 10 or 12 in the video. It hasn't fallen apart yet.

  • I love that machine, check my videos !

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  • It a Briggs!

  • thats the coolest motorbike yet nice video

  • pure genius. KISS in action.

  • I am building your front wheel setup with a harborfreight 2 1/2 hp engine, and a schwin adult trike. I think it will make a good combination. I will post video of it as I work on it. Thank u for the nice idea :)

  • try a wheelie :D

  • babblake at yahoo dot com

  • Are you taking orders for this rig?

  • Best homemade  rig I have ever seen.

  • @jigsaw1984 the fun is that you can make wheelies while driving backwards :D

  • What's the fun in front wheel drive?

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