Have you seen the new Bizeta BZM 50cc

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As the title implies......have you seen the latest Bizeta BZM 50cc reed motor? It's a crazy Italian powerplant that puts out 14hp and over 5ft/lbs of torque!

Of course it costs a tad bit more than your average China Girl kit motor and even more than a Morini.......it's $2,700, and they're out of stock atm.

http://www.davesmotors.com/s.nl/c.885035/n.1/it.A/id.9721/.f



If I was gonna build a 2-stroke race bike and was made of money, this is what I'd be workin' on. It comes with the Losi 5ive Pipe....what a deal?

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The_Aleman

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You just had to bring in the "made of money" part didn't ya? To heck with your 2-stroke Bizeta, I'd use a Conley Stinger 609!

6.09ci (100CC), 6" wide, 8.25" tall (10" tall for s/c version), 14" long with transmission. Dry sump oiling. Weighs 11.25lbs.

5.5HP @ 9500RPM, 9HP for supercharged version. Less power than the Bizeta, but sounds like a V8, not like a bee on steroids :D

Cost? about $1000 per horsepower rotfl
 

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Easy Rider

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BZMs are super fast motors. I played with the water cooled ones 8 years ago and mine tached out at 21K rpms. What sucked about them is the clutch shoes (which always had to be replaced after a day or two of racing) and it uses a 25h chain.
Here's a link to a website that sells a bunch of pocketbike motors.

http://www.midsouthminimoto.com/enginescomplete_3.aspx
 
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Harold_B

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Derbi on eBay for about $1K. Just thought maybe there were other options. Something about having a chunk of metal spinning at 20K rpm plus between my thighs would make me a little uncomfortable. I know it can be done well and safely, just sayin'....
 
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