From Bavaria. With no visible price.

[Ludwig II]

There are few prices listed, which often means they are frightening, but these are mechanically reasonable options for motorising a bike.

http://www.bavariabike.de/estart.htm

http://www.bavariabike.de/saxclastd.htm

http://www.bavariabike.de/mozzi.htm

http://www.bavariabike.de/angebotm.htm

 

[bluegoatwoods]

That is cool stuff.

Yet you can just see that you're going to spend four figures (in US Dollars) before you have something that's beginning to look like a working bike.

Not that the entirely kills the deal. Though it does kill it for me for the time being.

 

[Ludwig II]

It's irritating, because a Mozzi is a quick, easy way to power a bicycle and they want nearly the price of a cheap 50cc motor scooter.

 

[bluegoatwoods]

Exactly.

Once you start spending that kind of money you're better off going with a working Honda or Yamaha.

I could be wrong on that. I can imagine the enthusiast who is willing to spend comparable money for something of comparable quality, yet something that is individual to himself. Something he built himself. Many of us do exactly the same thing with these cheaper components, of course.

But it's risky. Aside from expense one might well spend an awful lot of time getting the thing built and, maybe, spending an awful lot of time keeping it in good working condition.

And then, after all that, he might find that replacement parts are hard to come by.