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The Fastest and Most Powerful Motorized Bike Engine
In this video, we dive into the incredible power of the fastest motorized bike production engine featuring a Minarelli cylinder. Discover how this engine outperforms the standard 100cc/80cc/66cc engines with its superior design and engineering. We'll break down the key features and modifications that make this engine a powerhouse.
Whether you're a motorized bike enthusiast or just curious about high-performance engines, this video will show you why this engine's cylinder is a game-changer and a must-have.
Engine featured: California Motorbikes Wildcat Ultra
www.californiamotorbikes.com/product-page/wildcat-ultra-minarelli-6hp-race-engine
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Whether you're a motorized bike enthusiast or just curious about high-performance engines, this video will show you why this engine's cylinder is a game-changer and a must-have.
Engine featured: California Motorbikes Wildcat Ultra
www.californiamotorbikes.com/product-page/wildcat-ultra-minarelli-6hp-race-engine
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The REAL Story Behind Identical Looking 80cc Motorized Bike Engines- Engine Teardown
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 месяца назад
Are all motorized bike engines really the same? Despite looking identical, the differences in quality and performance are striking. In this video, we compare two popular engines, revealing hidden defects and surprising strengths. Find out which engine truly stands out and why appearances can be deceiving. 80cc eBay engine vs. 80cc CaliforniaMotorbikes.com Wildcat classic.
$199 Minarelli Motorized Bike Race Performance Engine- Game Changer!
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.10 месяцев назад
This full engine is only $199 on CaliforniaMotorbikes.com
Fake 100cc Motorized Bike Kits- Huge Problem
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
Fake performance engines are on the market! Here, we break down who is telling the truth.
The Cheapest (and Best) 80cc Motorized Bike Kit in 2024
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This engine has a lot of upgrades right out of the box, like a ported cylinder, expansion chamber pipe, aluminum throttle and more. California Motorbikes Wildcat Plus unboxing, from CaliforniaMotorbikes.com
Cubic Mini Stove vs 1/2 Price Capybara Mini Stove
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.Год назад
Comparison review between the Capybara Mini stove and cubic mini stove. All in all, the stoves are pretty similar, however my vote goes to the Capybara Mini stove due to the massive price advantage of being half the price along with having with even more features! Capybara mini stove www.capybarastoves.com Cubic mini stove cubicminiwoodstoves.com
Bike Engine Kit Comparison/Review 80cc/66cc Motorized Bike Kit- Amazon/Ebay Vs. Wildcat
Просмотров 58 тыс.5 лет назад
Straight and to the point video explaining the major differences between the Wildcat motor and others. Don't cheat yourself with a low quality engine. Check out the Wildcat kit at www.CaliforniaMotorbikes.com On Facebook: California-Motorbikes-587915541243760/?ref=br_rs
Yeah I bought a 100 CC engine and my 80 CC engine has way more get-up-and-go.
Very nice kit. I paid more than that for a bikeberry kit.
I have wildcat mixed with Amazon - Ebay version lol
Can you do anything to fix the inherent issues with the 100cc motors? Is the bottom end compatible with a 66/80cc or even a Minneralli top end?
Is there a way to get the one piece cylinder without buying a new motor?? If so where can I get it? Thanks in advance
Id like to get a wildcat pk80 so thanks for the review
Not a good look to lie about the phanrom and upsell your own xrap.
I'll set the record straight:there's 49 cc 66cc and 85 cc ......there is no 80 cc or 110 cc........all china does is RIP OF AMERICANS
The flying horse is an odd ball
Ive never once seen one of these engines in any trim be something i was impressed by. They all seem like they were engineered and manufactured in pakistan on a dirt floor.
70cc ?
@@aski1529 yes
@@zsfabricating 47cc we are not in china!👍
@@DirectCurrent4udue to it using a minarelli upper it's an actual true 70cc. The Chinese would rate it at around 85 or so. I can't be bothered doing the port volume math that they run to beef their numbers.
@@pamew need a license for 50 cc and up.
@@brentjeralds777that’s why you don’t say it’s a modified hybrid stroked out to 80cc you play dumb and say the cylinder says 49.9cc. Which is the OG bore of the crank and case it actually bolts to. Not a China bike bottom end with the big 1/2in thick spacer that’s used to connect the two. Besides widening the transfers and helping the flow & all needed to operate well. It also adds volume obviously
put an mxs intake
Nice job on the video bro
Bought one years ago, watched it disintegrate.. Chinese motor, bike by Schwinn... Ride it out, push it in...
Hell yeah, price is good too. Mad props
Well well well
Lol
Grubee GT5 engines used to be the best standard chinadolls, mostly due to Don Grube spending a lot of time in China overseeing production. His biggest problem was keeping the chinese factory from substituting lesser quality parts to increase profits. Nowadays, Olyin seems to be one of the best around....but china is gonna china, so I ALWAYS go through any new engine before use.
@@ManiacRacing if you haven’t tried California motorbikes yet, you should give it a shot. Quality is the best out there anywhere in the price range
The chineese use cheap conponents as specified by their customers.. Look at tolerences, bearings, thats where the game is ..
Exactly. The eBay/amazon engine sellers don’t have strong brand loyalty, therefore their goal is to get the price absolutely as low as possible, as they aren’t worried about return customers and want to maximize profit. The wildcat engine is made in a different factory with a higher quality capacity and is also set to a higher standard. The truth is, with Chinese manufacturing really low or really high-quality can be achieved, it depends on the price required for the market. For some people, saving $30 may be something they’re willing to do, but in the long run you don’t save money and you have to deal with a low quality engine having constant issues, unreliability, and lower performance. These engines now having the smaller flywheels to save money is basically a nail in the coffin, as people might be willing to tough out low quality but when it comes to even having to deal with a slower engine, people don’t want to deal with that. It’s just not worth the savings.
Gasket thickness has shti to do with shit
@@masterhacker1989 first of all it’s an indicator of quality. Secondly, the crank case gasket will blow out in that weak spot within a few weeks and all your crank case pressure is gone and so is your performance. Also, when you want to work on the engine, the gaskets will rip when you try to takeoff your covers.
Just because something is heavier doesn't make it better or vice versa E.G titanium vs carbon steel.That said your point is proven .
Yeah, especially a heavier piston isn't really desireable, even though here the wildcats one is probably higher quality.
@@neoboost6377 the fraction of the ounce of weight difference I believe is attributed to the pins on the piston, which are not well seated on the lower quality piston. This means that the low quality piston is more likely for the pins to fail and cause the top end of the engine to have a catastrophic failure.
Put a 5lb weight on the scale then zero (the tare button) it, then put the engine on the scale, take the number from the scale plus the weight you added to get the weight of your engine
@@TheShivABC thank you! I recently bought a scale good up past 50 pounds and was able to determine that the engines weigh about a pound different, around half of this weight difference is from the heavier bottom end with the slightly larger flywheel and denser internals and the larger surface area on the cylinder/cylinder head made up the rest of the difference in weight. Thanks for your comment.
@@zsfabricating No problem, I'm a small engine mechanic, this cheapening of engines is everywhere, kohler engines is about to fold under
This video is a perfect insight and description of the CCP's/PRC's manufacturing 'quality products' for Amazon's & Ebay's recommended/sellers sales advertisements. Spread the word, don't be fooled by CCP technical & mechanical 'quality' products, whenever possible, avoid.
Yes, better to buy through American company like California motorbikes that can set standards and do thorough quality control before anything gets sent out.
Thank you for the breakdown, very useful!
I love my wildcat. Runs like champ. Seriously a great motor
You didn't ask, but I'll give you my opinion, if you want it. I've had both, and I think the yd 100 is worth the money. It is faster, higher end parts, better carb. I have heard the bt 100 is the best of the 100's, but I haven't found one. I think you have to order it from another country, and s&h runs about $200.00l)
*Is this **10:35** "Wildcat Minarelli 6 hp" really doing 6 hp?* And is it really reliable? Are there real positive feedbacks?
jesus this video is beyond cringe and inaccurate
Can you tell me the gas oil mix ratio for the wildcat ?
32:1
of course the minarelli is gonna have more torque it was designed to push a 500 pound scooter. the aluminum athena cylinder is better no cold seize issues
Aye, seen a couple of well intentioned but naive people slap those minarelli kits on mag wheel and skinny spoke wheels. Then they wonder why they get constant warping and breaking issues. Like you said, That immediate torque you get Vs the crappy Chinese factory cylinder/head combo is wild.
a phantom always blows up
a yd 100 has a helluva lot more torque than a 66cc mine pulls any hill i point it at .watch for wrist pin clips
Yeah , I want one, but I'm in Canada so double that price and add a $100 for shipping, lol😥
There is absolutely no point to buy that kind of motor that is over 50cc. It is just bicycle motor, 50cc is more than enough.
50cc is Never enough!🤣
Its says 49cc on the cylinder to fool the cops.
I wish I got one at that price. I thought it was a fake it was so cheap. Now that same motor is muchmore expensive.
It’s $189 right now on California motorbikes
price reduced by 10 dollars
So one reason to go with the grizzly mini is because of the roaster and the water heater they have for it and the Capybra doesn’t have that for it and also the tools to clean out the stove
Will be released by wintertime
I bought a Wildcat kit from you. I have to say it's been pretty good, save for normal poor quality issues that plague all china doll engines. My choke went loose and took me a few days to figure, ran like crap till I figured out the vibration was closing the choke. I've gotten a lot of miles of reliable transpo out of it though, and I use about 1 gallon of gas a month. Yes, that's right, about 60-75 miles of riding a month on a single gallon! Would be great if you could figure out a regular warranty for your engines, but over at the motorized bike forum, most folks say you're good for resolving issues members have. I will definitely look to you first on future purchases. I do get spare parts on Amazon cuz I can save on shipping, but for engines and kits, CMB is a good source.
thanks for the tip
Thanx for info, new to hobby
Picked up a heavily used Cubic Mini for $160 with a few accessories. Good to know about this, though!
I wrote a topic on this on my motorbike community page but you nailed it. G.j.
super useful tips on the good parts to look out for; thanks.
Looks like the Capy handle would burn your fingers off.
Some people say it’s too hot, some people say it’s perfectly fine. The handle doesn’t hook directly to the stove, there is a insulator on the latch
How did this build turn out?
The phantom 85cc is a performance motor
Good looking kit.
Nice video, what mike did you use the audio sounds really good…
I'm interested in the wild pk80 with a race head I saw on ebay is it worth the buc ?
Im looking at the ebay engines im debating on an 80cc vs a 100cc the 80cc has an nt carburator and the 100cc has the carburator with the red rectangular cover im curious if there is any difference in those carburators and im also curious if i will see any amount of performance increase with the extra 20cc and if so how much 20cc difference? Any info if you have it would be greatly appreciated
What did you end up going with? I just bought a 66/80 from eBay for $90 and it seems good so far. Mine came with the Bofeng carb
Love the videos Zane