Rpm

Hey guys
About what RPM are these happytime 70cc engines hitting at the top end?
Thanks Ron

I don't know I've never put a tach on one to find out I just rev it until it won't go no faster, but only under a load don't wind it out with out a load or the insides will very quickly be on the out side.

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"I just rev it until it won't go no faster" Thats what I'm talking about.Average bike,44tooth sprocket,level ground.Any guesses?

6000-6300 is what I've read somewhere.

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I Use a Sen Dec Tach and have had my motor up to 6300 RPM.....Didn't want to go further for fear of blowing the engine...(I have a Dax 70).

Andrew

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I will be using a digital hour meter/ tachometer on my next build.

Works on all 2 & 4 strokes
Internal battey
Displays RPM when engine is running automatically displays run time in hours when motor is off
Programmable service check function helps precisely schedule needed maintenance

My local Go-Kart shop has one, here is the same one for a few $$$ more from Northertool.com part # 160590

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I made a chart with a gearing calculator and taped it to the bars.

6000 = 48kmh which sounds a little strained.

It will easily run up over 50 on flat ground...

Half throttle is 44kmh on the flat which is my normal cruising speed.

That is 5500rpm and it sounds happy there.

Wild,Are you saying 50MPH! What sort of setup you running.With my 44 tooth 70cc anything over 27MPH is like those old test pilots trying to break thru the sound barrier.Handlebar vibrates to the point where it's almost painful to keep your grip.Ron

i think he is saying kilometers per hour

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lol,I see that now.Probably ought to have my eyes examined before I get back in the saddle!Thanks,Ron