OMFG Look at this engine!

16v4nrbrgr

16v4nrbrgr

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Can you imagine how this thing would sound on a motorized bicycle? Wow!
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/RTR-Modifie...Control_Parts_Accessories&hash=item19e9a0d5d0

Way too expensive for me, but maybe some rich guy can make a bike and take some videos of it? lol

Prolly sounds a lot like this boat with a German made Zenoah four cylinder:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJ6-Fkq5u04

Pretty wild!
 
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It's a Zenoah copy with some sort of long crankshaft. I wish it wasn't so expensive bet it would make for a ripping ride.
 
I was going to order one until I found out they only come in 'purple'. It would clash with my bike's paint job. :)

Tom
 
If I stuck one on a bike I'd try to mount it inline like the engine on my BMX, but its way too money and four times the trouble plus you gotta synchronize the carbs. The two cylinder ones with aircooling sound wicked on gopeds. The four cylinder one would be intense but its so expensive, at least versus other options which would take less work, but if it was tuned up right and maxed out a four cylinder Zen could make 20+ horsepower in a very light package. Maybe someday when I'm rich and run out of other builds, this thing would sound like an eight cylinder Formula One engine running at full chat!
 
Cool lil inline 4! There's some neat flat-4s for scale aircraft that I think would be slick, too. Lots of small radials and even rotary engines as well.

If money was no object tho, the one I'd put on a bike is the Conley Stinger 609 V8.

6.09ci (~100cc)
10" tall, 14" long, 6" wide
11.25lbs
fuel injected, supercharged
pressurized 3-stage dry-sump oil system with filter
electric starter
9HP @ 9500RPM

only about $12K...but that V8 sound is priceless! :D
 

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