Technicly a motorized bicycle, Right?

[bigben77]

I was cgecking out these mopeds on another site and saw what looks to be a M/B. It is a Puch moped with pedals like a bicycle.

Anyways, I like the rear wheel setup.

[bigben77]

C'mon people, It was just a joke!

[Goat Herder]

That looks like a good heavy duty bike. Clean too. Don't know what was funny though?

[bigben77]

I wasn't sure if posting a pic of a moped would offend anybody. I'm happy it did not.
I think some of the parts would work well and look good on an M/B. I'm thinking a mountain bike frame and maybe a cafe racer look.

[TerrontheSnake]

LoL heh this kind of stuff was my inspiration so I definately wouldn't be offended. Plus technically all of our bikes are Mopeds. Motor+Pedals=MOPED so they are just home made mopeds! See the add on the left of the screen that shows "mopeds"? those are not mopeds, they are scooters. Once again to be a moped you must have a motor and pedals.

[mekano]

Those nice Puch:s dont have pedals in Europe, only footpins. High quality junior motorcycles.

[deacon]

I think you have us confused with brand X forum. Here we are into everything. Not a purist in the house that I know of. In the sixties I took one of their 109 cc bikes on a 500 mile road trip. I will have to tell you all about it some day.

[Large Filipino]

That engine sprocket looks like it could rather easily convert to a BMX style freewheel sprocket thus making pedaling this thing with engine off rather easy.
It's so much closer looking to an MB than a Moped that this is what you may end up with
if you build one no expense spared.

[Waterfowl]

I've seen those around but totally forgot they existed. Cool Find!

[Norco John]

Motor, pedals, what's not to like?
Those show up on our local (blank)-list once in a while, low of $350, high of $800.