I am 5'10, 290lbs and am wondering what size engine kit I need to get to about 40-45 mph? And what would be the best type of bike, size, especially the motor. Seems 2 stroke gas kits are the way to go. Am I looking at a 212 cc, 100cc with modification s to increase the power. Thank you.
Hello everyone. I'm glad I found this site! Glad to be here. Billy
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Everybody wants power and speed. What's more important than going fast is stopping. Disc brakes would be a must. If you have any steep hills to contend with, you'll need multi-engine driven gears. For your size, a more realistic speed on a motorized bicycle would be around 30 mph.
Welcome to the forum. Everyone else has pretty much answered what I would have. How fast do you want to be going when you fall of a bicycle because that is what you're putting a motor on? For the most part they are not constructed to go 40-45 miles an hour sustained speed. Walmart type frames are not a good choice due to their quality. At best you will need a lugged frame not a butt welded one. That will put you into the 1960's at the latest.
To get up to that speed is asking a lot of the two stroke motors available without a lot of money spent on some form of transmission and there is not many of those available that are reliable. As Tom said your better off with a motorcycle.
Steve
To get up to that speed is asking a lot of the two stroke motors available without a lot of money spent on some form of transmission and there is not many of those available that are reliable. As Tom said your better off with a motorcycle.
Steve
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