How To Build Motorized Bicycle Final Assembly & Starting
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- How To Build Motorized Bicycle Final Assembly & Starting
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Like everyone else, I wish I would have found this sooner! Could have avoided a ton of pitfalls. Thanks for taking the time to put this together!
excellent!! one of the clearest,accurate and instructive videos out there. Thanks for your hard work to make things so much easier for the average back yard mechanic and first time gas bike builder.
You should sell tee shirts that say "Your gonna have problems!" :) Thanks for the series!
Yeah no shit,,,,that is all I have gotten out of my engine kit,,it runs long enough for me to like it,,and then brakes down ,it over an over,,,im done with it ,,there crap,,,everybody iv talked to said the same thing ,,,junk
Hey, thank you so much for this tutorial, I know a deal about bikes, but nothing about engines. Got my $120 kit started first time unexpectedly. Thought I'd be troubleshooting for hours. But once again, thanks for the clear instructions 😁
Now I know where that freaking extra spring should go!
Thanks!
Sorry Houston Motorized, I forgot to say thank you for these very clear instructions. I appreciate your videos. This one has helped me alot.
Your a legend Hugh 👍 love from the U.K. 🇬🇧💙
Great job... The wife had said I'm not getting one.... so don't tell her that its all ordered lmao
Imma buy one
How did she act Marc?
@@christianarcos4333 it was fun. Good fun to build but no sold. As everything fun at start but never got used and sold
Marc Terry is hard to have people understand when you sell as is. These bikes are not for people that expect not to turn a wrench.
,@@christianarcos4333 I'm a motor vehicle tech of over 14 years. I managed ok but yeah. I know what you mean
I'm very happy I came across your channel, I like how in depth everything is compare to the BikeBerry video. I had a lot of trouble understanding everything on their how to video, and only found this channel when I was almost completely done. This is one of the hardest projects I've ever done since I had to make a lot of modifications to make the motor fit. Thankyou for sharing, this video really helped me out!
You would make an excellant shop teacher... tks again....
I dont know what i would have done without these videos! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
my first online coach! lol , its like looking back at an old highschool teacher
You're the only reason I was able to put this thing together my instructions were in DUTCH!
you saved me hours thanks dude
These videos -- ROCK.
Very clear AND concise.
I have been using this set of videos to build my VERY FIRST EVER bike.
I have never built one before, and I am still working on it.
I have been taking my time with it and am glad NOT to RUSH IT.
Doing so in this manner INSURES that I do it correctly.
I recommend this dude's videos over ANY OTHERS.
But that's just me I guess.
Very accurate details here.
Rock on dude.
I'm doing my first build on a 2004 Schwinn Chopper. I thought I could just "wing it" and use my mechanical skills to assemble and run..DIUD NOT HAPPEN ! ..I found your videos and THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU..Great tutorial ..Today I go back and double check all I've done..Hopefully today she will run and I'll have a happy 15 year old Grandson..Rick (the bike guy)
Great video. Learned alot, such as pedaling to take off from a start while motor is already running. I have a fairly new bike and no one taught me that i could burn the clutch if i dont do to lack of torque etc. Have watched about 4 videos and feel semi confident in reinstalling my carb and what not
This video and others like it convinced me to get a bike and a kit.
You are good the way you explain work in detail is way better than others appreciate it man
this was by far the best video on this I have seen he shows everything you need to do and not leave nothing out like all the rest do you have a video on how to install the chain and the throttle I would like to watch it before the other parts they did not send get here
Ordered my first kit after getting a Cranbrook at a yard sale. Found your video series and it's removed all mystery! Clear, concise and enjoyable. Makes me wish I had bought my kit from you! KUDOS!
I watched all the videos and man as a first timer it's very helpful and informative Thanks brutha
Thanks for taking the time to do this. It was very informative for a soon to be first time builder!
Thank you for the comprehensive tutorial. Your orientation to detail is great.
I am looking for a wholesale supplier for the 66cc complete motor kits.
Any leads?
John
Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos. I wouldn't have been able to put my motor on my bike without you. Again thank you so much Sir. Great job.!!
These videos --- ROCK.
VERY informative.
I used every one to put mine together.
It was a BITCH attaching the rear sprocket and had to do it THREE TIMES before I got it right.
I am using a mountain bike so I have no coaster brake.
Mine came from U-MOTO and soon I should be starting it up.
I took my sweet time on this as I was in NO hurry.
Besides, what with winter happening here in Kentucky, I had plenty of time to DO IT RIGHT.
Next week I should be starting it.
I just hope everything is copa-stetic.
Thanks for these videos -- they are a lifesaver.
Bought the kit for my kids and your video was of great help!!! Thanks, Alejandro
Thanks !
Fantastic work, a nice installation. I am thinking of fitting one to my mountain bike. It does have os tubing which may require modifications to engine mountings..
Hi....I have a Schwinn Stingray Spoiler and live in the UK....I'm thinking about motorising my bike....I know that I can get a base plate to sit my engine on through eBay / RUclips to fit my particular bike..so if I decide to go ahead , I'd like to say that this series of videos has really helped me to understand the process, thank you!
The videos have been well made and are very easy to follow..kudos to you :)
Great video! You obviously know what you're doing. That said, I built mine and it ran just fine for about 20 seconds then it bogged down and stalled. I noticed that the fuel line had an air bubble formed above the carb. But there was fuel above the air bubble. If I disconnect the fuel line then the fuel flowed freely. Have you ever heard of anything like this?
AOZMONSTER try loosening your gas cap to let air flow through
Thanks for the assembly videos, it really helped put mine together.
+Noah Ketchum Glad to help. More to come
Hi, thanks for ur videos it was a great help your detailed explanateion , I think I finish mine / tomorrow is test day
This IS The best tutorial i've ever seen your so nice man thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thanks a lot! Helps a lot for my electric bike build as well.
Ebike builds must have been more complex 6 years ago. Now it's a joke.
You were very helpful in this. This is will be my mode of transportation to and from work and it will be helping me restart my ministry until God blesses us with another vehicle. Blessings to you and yours in the new year to come.
Amen
Thanks. The kill switch was skipped on carbs and you answered my question what it was
Great informative video, really appreciate it. I like how thorough you are with instructions.
Great video. Very educational .loved every minute of it .
Ive found that using lucas semi synthetic oil and a champion l90c spark plug ,keeps my motor running strong ,.even after 1100 miles! I also use pieces of bike tubes to isolate the motor and fuel tank from vibration.
The muffler position looks like you could get an ankle/leg burn.I would definitely re position it. But loved your assembly video it was fun to watch.Thank you.
+DizzzyKipper No problem with the muffler. Fine as is. I have done 200 builds
so when i come to a stop like at a red light hold the clutch in?, then when i am ready to go just release the clutch and hit the gas? or from a stop i have to pedal first?, could you post a driving instructional video?
Pedal up then release the clutch while giving it gas. If you really have to you can release the clutch sooner while your pedaling to help on hills but that can be hard on your clutch.
I bought the 80/66cc kit from enginesonlineshop.com/2-Stroke-Bicycle-Engine/. First off, it didn't come with instructions! It did have them on the website though and I printed them all, but they are not good instructions, there were numerous steps that left me with doubt. Then I started looking and I found your videos and it didn't hurt that the bike frame is the same style. So I followed your instructions pretty much to the letter and she fired up the very first time, no problems! I did have to come back after a quick run and tighten the chain, but since then, she's been great! I'll repost after a while, but right now I'm loving it! So much fun and thank you for the great instruction! This makes riding a bike so damned much fun!!!
Hello my English not to good ,I watched your video over and over but I got my mottled built on my bike . Now I can find work to buy a car to support my family thank you 😅
Glad it helped. Good luck
Great video series! 👍
My build is taking a bit longer with a few more steps and obstacles to overcome. Im installing on a mountain bike with disc brakes.... and its being a headache. 🤪
THANK YOU FOR SHARING NICE!
Glad I found your vids. I just got the same motor and was a bit anxious about some components of the install. Not anymore as you've answered my questions. I'll be using an SE Lager road bike for my build.
Hey!! Thank you so much for this. Do you have a maintenance video?
First and foremost great video. I've yet to fire the engine up because I've noticed that I am not able to pedal. Nothing is rubbing against anything, but I do notice that when I force the back wheel to spin it sounds like air is pushing in the engine like it's about to engage. If that makes any sense. I should be able to pedal freely but I can't figure out what is hindering the manual pedal. Thank you.
Great instructions! I think I could do this.
Once again I thanks and really appreciate your video.
thanks for the great instructional videos.. and could the engine flood if you leave the throttle open when the engine isn't running ?
thank you for a great instructional videos
everythıng ıs took to consedaratıon
*God bless* , sir
Please show me how to adjust the clutch. Brand new build and the clutch won’t disengage. Thanks! Love your videos!
Thanks for making this video series. Very informative
Excellent work mate just finished mine the rear sprocket was the worst job lining up a nightmare. What is the white wire for coming out of the engine?
Bruce Nichols you can wire up lights and what not to the white wire
White wire is useless. It s a 6v wire for lighting but if you use it, it robs the power from the spark
good vid. I want one!
This guy knows what he's talking about
Very good very professional video man thanks! Bike berry’s video sucks compared to this!
I'm doing a occ. Chopper bike! I'm doing it rat rod type / WW2 paint job. Old rivets painted on frame.and old rusty paint aluminium silver gray orange ish Pearl. Motors top secret!
I finished my 1st build the project went well but,the kill switch dose not work I tryed switching the wireing it's,still not working what could be the problem
nice color of blue...
A new drinking game...chug every time he says "you're going to have a problem". Let's see if you can make it to the end of the video. 😂
don't try...
Fantastic video. Subscribed!!! Thank you!!
Thanks for the sub!
I ordered a kit from Amazon and it's supposed to be here on Wednesday. I'm so excited to get it. I really enjoyed your videos. I like how you chopped it into each component being its own video so we can watch one go do it and then watch the next. I looked on your website and you have some neat bikes. Some I've never seen. Cool stuff. How many tanks need to be the 16 to 1 ratio?
thanks man building my first bike using a schwinn chopper stingray and this is helping me alot with the choper i need to make alot of alterations i am just wondering if you every built one on that type of frame and if you have any pointers
I have not done a Schwinn chopper but I have done a Micargi stretch. Similar.
I suggest look into www.pedalchopper.com . They specialize in them. They sell motor mounts and the like.
im going subscribed because you seem like a cool guy. you are taking it all easy and your very clear. plus i like the bike 10 out of 10
First, thanks for the videos without them I never would have been able get my bike together and running. Second, are these bikes meant to idle? My bike won't idle to say its life. Third, is there any way I can dampen the noise from the muffler? Thanks again for the videos. You rock!
4you2eat Ok, sounds good. I guess I'll be messing with that tomorrow. Thanks!
Hi Eugene, Thx again for the good work and your Lux of details. Im wandering if there is anaway to extend the muffler (1/2" coupling, 1/2" pipe) toward the back just anough to clear the white tire to become dirty & greasy and act as a noise reducer at the same time without having to packed the chamber and loosing HP. Is there a rules of thumb for the configuration of the muffler?
You can extend the pipe and have the muffler in the back. They sell what is called the Poo Poo Pipe which can do that
What would you think the max. hill climb is for this, with the stock sprockets? I live in a place is quite big hills, and I need to make sure these motors will have the power to go up then. It would be useless if they didn't, though.
Hey! I have a slight problem. Everything is installed correctly, I have the 48cc version. The spark plug isn't firing. I'm pretty sure i've wired everything correctly. I've wired: the black wire from the engine, and the black wire from the kill switch to the black wire on the CDI, and the blue wire on the engine, and the yellow/red (Can't remember color) to the blue CDI wire. Could I witch them up? (Let's say theres the black wire on the CDI, and I switch the black wire from the engine and the black wire from the kill switch, or does that not make a difference?)
Theres an other problem: The clutch cover doesn't wanna go back, the flower nut broke, and isn't spinnig back on. Could that be the problem? Or, is the CDI faulty?
Thanks!
Sounds to me like you may need a new spark plug and definitely need a new flower nut. Don't be so rough! Lol
Engine breaking is bad can score the walls. With not a lot of oil you can mess your bore up.
Great video can you tell me what the bike is please I know it’s a beach cruiser just need to know which one
great video A+ for being on top of the normal questions people would b asking and covering what seems to be simple for some but is not for everyone really great job people can definitely use your video to help them with there project... i do have a question what type of fuel consumption am i looking at for a bike like this.. i know weight of rider and size of wheels and gear...good round quess.. what do you get out of a gal. of fuel?
Good video
Ha ha. What e funny and best driving😅😅😅😂😂
well i put a whole ne motor on last night everything hooked up right as usual and no spark. gonna mess with the cdi today...smh any suggestions appreciated
Which fuel is used
the rear mount sits on the same part of the frame that your seat slides into. there are two allen bolts there for mounting cupholder. is the motor mount above or below the bottom allen bolt? or is it right where that bottom bolt goes?
great video , best yet, thanks!
Eugene... Great Job on the details of the series you did... I have one question though. I understand the black and blue wires from the magneto... but where does the White magneto wire go? the CDI only has female sockets for a total of 4 wires.
(blk/grn/blk and the other of blu/blu/org-yel) but nothing said about the white?
You can cut the white wire. It supplies 6 volts power if you want it for lights
very helpful video
The best video out there!!!!
Question, what kind of speeddo you generally get from this set up? How durable you you rate it to be? Longevity?
+Casey Clymore 28 - 32 mph average. You will always have to make adjustments. Reliability has a lot to do with initial build quality and maintenance
nice guide. you didnt lube anything though. any comments on that?
i would put thread sealing tape around the gas tank threads
Awesome review Mr. hughes!. I had a quick question about my 80cc two-stroke motor, I recently replaced my piston with the two O-rings because the old one was kind of wore out and after I did that it kind of barely turns over like it has a hard time compressing I’ll get a compression turnover here and there but not as freely as it was when I fisrt got it. Any idea what problem I am incountering?.
great vide I am building one now first the cdi can I replace with a racing on and also take air box off carb and replace it with a open one for more air?? will this help to increase speed?? thanks robert
Yes, more air will help on power. Cleaning up ports will help a lot too
My 49cc won't start. has good spark and I've even put a little gas directly into the cyl, no fire at all. I was hoping to actually see the first start here but didn't happen. Did you have to pull it with a vehicle as I've heard suggested? If no, did it really start right up, or was the first start a pain?
Mine has a 1000w front hub as well so I was able to move it along pretty well in trying to start it.
I have a 26 inch schwinn ranger do you think it will fit the bottom bar as pretty big and idk if the motor will fit in the frame
You should of painted some of the engine covers blue like the bike
I need help with the cables.... where can i find a tutorial?
In looking for a video that goes into a little more depth on the throttle and kill switch. I was stuck in full throttle with no way to stop needless to say my arm hurts and road rash sucks haha you have any? Or know of any?
Thank you Sir.
great detailed video. thank u very much
Why does it have a clutch? does it have gears?
+danny55531 Clutch allows you to pedal the bike up to speed to start it
just quickly. there are so many motors out there, which did you use in the tutorial? @HoustonMotorized
Wonder do you build them bikes 4 people?
Question, What are the best bikes to put these engines on please?
+peace keeper angel Beach Cruisers are best. I suggest either a vintage bike 1980's and before, a Felt Cruiser or if you are on a budget, the Huffy Cranbrook is fine too
I put rubber inner tube under the tank so it grips better stops it wearing the paint off the frame too
Hi could the engine work with the gas being premium gas? (mixed with oil)