Comparing Temp • Compression • Performance in Motorized Bicycles | Head Comparison | Bike Berry

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  • Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
  • Tony takes 5 of our most popular heads and gives them a proper run through. This video from Bike Berry takes a deep dive into the different aspects of temperature, compression, and performance in motorized bicycles. It provides a comprehensive head-to-head comparison of different models and brands, examining the pros and cons of each. The video also offers tips on how to choose the best motorized bicycle for your needs, emphasizing the importance of checking for temperature, compression, and performance. With its informative and helpful content, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to make an informed decision when purchasing a motorized bicycle parts. Let’s Roll!!
    BBR Tuning Billet Aluminium High Performance Cylinder Head 66/80cc
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    BBR Tuning Racing Cylinder Head (Ashtray)
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    BBR Tuning Billet Aluminum High Performance Cylinder Head 66/80cc
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    BBR Tuning 80cc Dual Spark Kit
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    Chapters
    0:00 - Introduction
    0:57 - Testing Description
    1:47 - Standard CNC Head Test
    2:46 - Ashtray Head Test
    3:56 - Pancake Style Head Test
    4:56 - Dual Spark Head Test
    8:35 - Stock Head Test
    9:36 - Final Thoughts
    12:35 - Wrap Up!
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Комментарии • 67

  • @KLRFJR
    @KLRFJR Год назад +4

    I've experienced significant drafting effects from the wake of a large truck at speed. This may be one of the reasons you hit a new top speed immediately after the truck went by you. Nice video!

  • @eugene5438
    @eugene5438 Год назад +1

    Great video and testing. I like how you left the results up top as you continued to test the other heads.

  • @derekpirie9188
    @derekpirie9188 Год назад

    By far the best comparison of heads, done to one standard . Easy to follow.

  • @loganwilson5457
    @loganwilson5457 Год назад +2

    Great job on the video

  • @theautodidacticman_
    @theautodidacticman_ Год назад +2

    Now for better cooling you can always buy a hand held dremel tool and diamond cut the fins or take a more simple approach and dimple the fins giving more surface area to cool down. There’s plenty of how to videos floating around and it does make a difference with heat transfer, and it looks cool when the sun hits it. Here’s some advice for the beginner dimpler, go light around first so if you mess up all you have to do is sand all the edges down and it’s like it never happened. Find an old lawnmower someone is throwing out and pull the finned head off of it and practice on that first, and thanks for the videos you make for us the viewers. All the best!

  • @larryshaver3568
    @larryshaver3568 Год назад +10

    I know excess friction causes additional and unwanted heat so checking heat ratings is a very good idea

  • @arnulfob3454
    @arnulfob3454 Год назад

    That's was interesting Tony thanks for the research.

  • @richardstumph7833
    @richardstumph7833 Год назад +3

    Heck yeah, awesome thanks

  • @Bobs-yer-uncle
    @Bobs-yer-uncle Год назад +2

    I really like these comparison videos

  • @stephenjohnson6967
    @stephenjohnson6967 Год назад +1

    Good video. I would love to see a comparison video between spark plug types, brands, and heat ranges.

  • @stephenfhauk
    @stephenfhauk Год назад +5

    Hey Tony love the video I have been wondering about the Heat range of a few of those heads for a while now. As well I was thinking about getting the tall round head as it looked like it could dissipate heat faster, But was wondering if it had good compression. Thanks for answering 2 very important questions for me. I think I will be getting a newer head now to replace my stock angle fire head. Thanks motorized bike brother.

    • @tonytaylor5087
      @tonytaylor5087 Год назад +1

      Glad this helped my man. Was really good seeing their true performance!

  • @BroianNord
    @BroianNord Год назад

    thank ya bro keep making more videos

  • @Westhelockpicker
    @Westhelockpicker Год назад +2

    Build break fix channel just did this and ironically the cheap cast one from Amazon for 20 bucks gave the best performance and ran the coolest

  • @richardstumph7833
    @richardstumph7833 Год назад +2

    Great concept, getting advanced,

    • @3DWHIZZ
      @3DWHIZZ Год назад

      Is it possible you caught some of that trucks draft, giving you a couple extra mph?

  • @elliotness7193
    @elliotness7193 Год назад +1

    I like the sound of the double spark head..

  • @lone.wolf3.
    @lone.wolf3. Год назад

    Awesome job!!!

  • @ebenmoreau2637
    @ebenmoreau2637 Год назад +1

    Did you ever make a video on the double spark plug head if so can you shoot me a link please

  • @danbieche5382
    @danbieche5382 Год назад +1

    Well done ! I'm really curious about that double spark head. More importantly I'd like to know how to set that up and what to get. Wonder if they make c&c head that has a double spark to it.

    • @bryduhbikeguy
      @bryduhbikeguy Год назад

      Yes,they do make a cnc version..Sorry,but I don't recall the name.It does take a cdi with 2 plug wires.

  • @ronduck2812
    @ronduck2812 6 дней назад

    Good video keep making them😅

  • @StickPeopleAndPuff
    @StickPeopleAndPuff Год назад

    I wonder if drilling a few small holes on the "Ash tray" would help with cooling? If you look at all the other heads, they have channels for the air to either flow thru or around where as if you look at the ash tray, its literally just a block of aluminum with no channels for the air to go thru/around

  • @samanthacollins4389
    @samanthacollins4389 Год назад +1

    I have the first head you tried. I'm having trouble getting it to close the gap fully. One side has a small gap between the head and cylinder. Any tips??

  • @lumsdot
    @lumsdot Год назад +2

    my honda jazz 4 cyclinder has 8 iridium spark plugs, changed them at 100k miles, they looked fine

    • @Matthew-wj8cm
      @Matthew-wj8cm Год назад

      Small 2 strokes need their plugs changed often

  • @DaveNorthWest
    @DaveNorthWest 16 часов назад

    The truck made a no wind zone as it passed and it seemed like it had more power because of less wind resistance maybe on the double plug head?

  • @vicleopoldo7576
    @vicleopoldo7576 Год назад +1

    That was a good video. I like the comparisons of them.
    So what is the name & brand of the dual plug head?

    • @tonytaylor5087
      @tonytaylor5087 Год назад

      Thank you so much! The dual plug head is on the BikeBerry website my man!

  • @paulma8
    @paulma8 Год назад

    I recently bought a bike engine, but it came with oil and the oil went everywhere, can I just start the engine or do I need to do something, before starting it?

  • @smashthereds414
    @smashthereds414 10 месяцев назад

    Why did you wait to take the temperature of the dual plug head?

  • @dannyoutlaw8001
    @dannyoutlaw8001 Год назад

    I knew that the dual spark plugs head would make more power... your bike was 4stroking everytime you were riding with every head especially when you would give it a little throttle but with the dual spark plugs head your engine was so smooth...I will be buying that set up for myself...

    • @JurrassicAss
      @JurrassicAss Год назад +1

      Wonder what would happen if it also had a stage 2 cdi and coil

  • @fabiannyvm1332
    @fabiannyvm1332 Год назад

    Buen video

  • @brandonwyatt3901
    @brandonwyatt3901 6 месяцев назад

    Can bike berry make their own custom cnc double spark plug high compression head ?? Just make them inline like the original dual spark plug head but make the fin design your own. I know I'd pay $90 for one because dual spark HAS to burn better but compression HAS to be right and with that added heat your cnc head would make it very efficient

  • @MrSagerific95
    @MrSagerific95 Год назад +1

    The 4 stroking is so bad, the data needs to be taken with a grain of salt because of how poorly the engine is running. And those compression numbers are painfully low.
    However thank you for taking the time to make this video, some of it is informative. Also th

    • @rodneygagnon9381
      @rodneygagnon9381 8 месяцев назад

      I've got 1 of my bikes with stock head that has 132 PSI.. the other has the hi compression head at 110 psi just like his did. Seems like the stock head i have must have a smaller squish gap?

    • @MrSagerific95
      @MrSagerific95 8 месяцев назад

      @@rodneygagnon9381 yes or the deck on the head is lower. Squish is the shape of the dome in comparison to the piston crown. You want them to match or be close to it.

  • @claudiecleckler7244
    @claudiecleckler7244 Год назад +1

    The 2 sparkplug head most likely does a more complete fuel burn in the combustion chamber, resulting in what appears to be faster throttle response and more power over all, just caying

  • @fredmitchel1236
    @fredmitchel1236 Год назад

    Your long hose on the tester is giving low readings...but comparing them in valid

  • @Trellmighty223
    @Trellmighty223 Год назад +4

    Exhaust pipes

    • @bryduhbikeguy
      @bryduhbikeguy Год назад

      From 2019 :Bike Berry exhaust tests.
      ruclips.net/video/bZP_qwT7O2o/видео.html&ab_channel=BikeBerrycom

  • @Bobs-yer-uncle
    @Bobs-yer-uncle Год назад +3

    Please dive deaper into the two plug head I'm very interested

    • @3DWHIZZ
      @3DWHIZZ Год назад +2

      I agree...I have one!

    • @Bobs-yer-uncle
      @Bobs-yer-uncle Год назад +2

      @@3DWHIZZ so what do you think does it make a difference?

    • @3DWHIZZ
      @3DWHIZZ Год назад +1

      @@Bobs-yer-uncle funny you ask. I was stoked to do the bikes maiden yesterday but I couldn't get it started.
      Back to the bench, pulled a plug to see what it looks like, and felt my gut twist from what it said. The piston was hitting the plugs enough to close the gap...🙄wrong plugs!! There are very tiny impact marks on the piston but I don't think there's any noteable damage....so now I'm waiting for the right plugs.
      I'll keep you posted...thanks!😁

    • @Bobs-yer-uncle
      @Bobs-yer-uncle Год назад +3

      @@3DWHIZZ so I did the same thing stay away from the ngk bp6hs or anything saying bp it means the plug protrudes further into the chamber but my piston seems to be just fine good luck 👍

    • @3DWHIZZ
      @3DWHIZZ Год назад

      @@Bobs-yer-uncle I was using the ngk BR6HS, which from what I've read, is the recommended plug. Then I tried Autolite 2974. Still too long in one hole. Then tried ngk bpmr74 which is a tiny bit shorter yet, still touches in one hole.
      I did notice when I had the head n cylinder off that the holes aren't situated symmetrically. One is closer to the center than the other and it's very noticeable. Of course the next question would be "did you remember to put the base and head gaskets back on?"
      Yep I did,...I knew I did but checked anyway.....sooooo wtf is going on?
      This is going to require a very short plug
      Edit...the second ngk was a BPMR7'A'

  • @infohere1000
    @infohere1000 4 месяца назад

    is psi engine power then?

  • @JerkingwithJesus
    @JerkingwithJesus 11 месяцев назад +1

    if your wanting to know why the performance was better on the dual spark plug? its cause having the 2 sparks igniting the fuel mixture is acting like as if the ignition its self was advanced more. what's done to cars engines with a laptop, advancing it starts the ignition point while the piston has not come back up as far as the original ignition point. this allows the flame out that occurs to burn more of the fuel air mixture before reaching top dead center, this creates more pressure in the cylinder while the position is on its way back down. how the dual spark does it is simple by having more of the air fuel mixture burnt up by the time the piston hits top dead center equaling in more pressure for the piston to travel down with. I'm gonna get one of these heads and do a plasti gauge check the piston to deck clearance to see how much more I can resurface the cylinder head. this will also bring the compression up to the 110 that the other one has if not more haha.

  • @RainytheNB
    @RainytheNB Год назад +2

    You can see burnt oil on the plug sealing surface for the ashtray shaped head. That's why it ran worse than stock, you didn't install it correctly...

    • @Fantadogg
      @Fantadogg Месяц назад

      I just bought one How do we put it on????

  • @raymondsoutherland245
    @raymondsoutherland245 Год назад

    The ashtray head is designed for the coller wether,

  • @stephentrujillo7555
    @stephentrujillo7555 Год назад +2

    1 thing I've always heard about bikeberry is that they wasn't berry helpful. More complaints then satisfied customers. That's sad.

  • @chambliziOfficialChannel
    @chambliziOfficialChannel Год назад

    The ashtray module 💀😂

  • @briangarza7505
    @briangarza7505 Год назад

    2nd video with non bike berry heads?

    • @briangarza7505
      @briangarza7505 Год назад

      Nvm forgot this was the actual bike berry channel 🤦🏻‍♂️😅

  • @robertchristensen5251
    @robertchristensen5251 Год назад +1

    Once you get a head that stays cool, the next thing to worry about is the piston😋

  • @cupp64
    @cupp64 Год назад +2

    Hey man someone is using your account to scam people on the giveaways that you use to do so please be careful. God speed brothers!

  • @DylanSchmidt-gu2sx
    @DylanSchmidt-gu2sx Год назад

    What CDI box are you using?