Ethanol Powered Motorized Bicycle!

Yes, it is possible to run your 49cc/66cc motorized bicycle!

If you want the exact information on what you need to do to convert your 2-stroke bicycle engine to run on ethanol/E85, please visit motoredbicyclehacks.blogspot.com!

BTW, it wasn't the ethanol that took the paint off my seat post. B12 Chemtool did that when I used it to remove carbon from my engine. It's cheap stuff and makes for great paint thinner!

The main things you need to do to convert your bike to ethanol:

- Make sure all plastic and rubber parts are ethanol resistant. Same goes for all the gaskets and seals.
- Use the right kind of oil. Normal and synthetic 2-stroke oil WILL NOT WORK!
- Drill your main jet to the correct size.

Again, the exact details are available on my blog. This video only shows the bike running on ethanol.

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[RainierDistillers]

do you sell these bikes

[PirateOfTheInternet]

@RainierDistillers No, I don't sell motorized bikes. There are plenty of sites and ebay sellers that sell motorized bicycle kits.

[SHTFSurvivalist]

That is genius my friend!

[PirateOfTheInternet]

@SHTFSurvivalist Thank you!

[edvine20123]

I have a KTM 125 EXC. May this work?

[PirateOfTheInternet]

@edvine20123 I have never owned one of those bikes, but in theory, you probably could get it to run on ethanol given that you are able to replace vulnerable gaskets/seals and you enlarge the jet. Also remember to use an ester based synthetic oil and not petroleum-based oil.

[jerrysjunk]

seems  to work well what is the range per gallon