too much?
- Thread starter ryan 14
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doubledice
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dang haha if your going to use an engine that big you might want to build a custom frame that you know will hold up. I would stay under 6hp on a bicycle but thats just me. But 17 hp can you post a pic that sounds sweet...p.s. i would try it anyway hehe 
ryan 14
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dang haha if your going to use an engine that big you might want to build a custom frame that you know will hold up. I would stay under 6hp on a bicycle but thats just me. But 17 hp can you post a pic that sounds sweet...p.s. i would try it anyway hehe
its only 65cc
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doubledice
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ohhh haha ok never mind me then if it fits on ur bike go for it
Cabinfever1977
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thats crazy, let us know when your bike parts break from the hp.
huckersteve
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You won't do it 
ryan 14
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You won't do it
i start my job in2 weeks, when i get enough dead presidents i will
Something to keep in mind-
an average person will put out about ~1/5 HP casually riding a bicycle, maybe peaking at around 1/3 HP riding "hard".
an Olympic cyclist can put out ~2/3 to ~3/4 HP over a longer ride, and up to ~2 HP for brief periods.
Cheap bicycles are only built to handle what an "average" rider can put out, and some people would argue that they're not even built to handle that much.
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an average person will put out about ~1/5 HP casually riding a bicycle, maybe peaking at around 1/3 HP riding "hard".
an Olympic cyclist can put out ~2/3 to ~3/4 HP over a longer ride, and up to ~2 HP for brief periods.
Cheap bicycles are only built to handle what an "average" rider can put out, and some people would argue that they're not even built to handle that much.
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