Thanks for this video! I would have killed when I was 13 years old to be able to buy a kit to build a gas-powered bike. I could only dream of something like that. I grew up in Los Angeles and only saw two gas-powered bikes in my entire life when I was a kid. I was very resourceful but I couldn't find any information at all about building one. This was a decade or two before RUclips. I'm guessing I'm dating myself a bit. But seriously thanks for putting this up, it made me smile.
About four years ago I purchased a Supernatural v2 4G Powered Bike with the 49cc Heushang beast of an engine I do 30 mph up hill and ride for hours at a time.
I am really thinking about getting one of these...but main concern is the rear brakes and assembly part..i am inept when it comes to gas engines...does it come partially assembled with instructions? Also i should not have to biy another rim amd spend additional money for an already $2000 bike...bottom line is do YOU personally recommend this company?...
The multi-speed sprocket makes 0 difference except when you are pedaling. Unless you install a jackshaft its of no consequence. I'm sure that somewhere in their fine print it says hat what you receive may not match the photos so unless the ad stated specifically that you were getting a multi-speed bike you shouldnt have expected one. Also, you have to be aware of the fact that there are many Chinese made 4 strokes that are stickered as Honda engines when in fact they are not. took a quick look at the sellers homepage and the multi-speed rear is an upgrade option and not the standard eq. You have to tick off the box and pay an additional $80. It clearly mentions its for pedaling and better brakes
Some thoughts on your comment. 1. I wanted a multi-speed option for pedaling. 2. When I ordered the bike, there was no option to choose. I’m glad they now have an option on their website. 3. It is a Honda engine, but it looks like a different carb was installed. I think it is important if people buy this bike, that they are aware of these things.
Thanks for this video! I would have killed when I was 13 years old to be able to buy a kit to build a gas-powered bike. I could only dream of something like that. I grew up in Los Angeles and only saw two gas-powered bikes in my entire life when I was a kid. I was very resourceful but I couldn't find any information at all about building one. This was a decade or two before RUclips. I'm guessing I'm dating myself a bit. But seriously thanks for putting this up, it made me smile.
About four years ago I purchased a Supernatural v2 4G Powered Bike with the 49cc Heushang beast of an engine I do 30 mph up hill and ride for hours at a time.
I am really thinking about getting one of these...but main concern is the rear brakes and assembly part..i am inept when it comes to gas engines...does it come partially assembled with instructions? Also i should not have to biy another rim amd spend additional money for an already $2000 bike...bottom line is do YOU personally recommend this company?...
The multi-speed sprocket makes 0 difference except when you are pedaling. Unless you install a jackshaft its of no consequence. I'm sure that somewhere in their fine print it says hat what you receive may not match the photos so unless the ad stated specifically that you were getting a multi-speed bike you shouldnt have expected one. Also, you have to be aware of the fact that there are many Chinese made 4 strokes that are stickered as Honda engines when in fact they are not. took a quick look at the sellers homepage and the multi-speed rear is an upgrade option and not the standard eq. You have to tick off the box and pay an additional $80. It clearly mentions its for pedaling and better brakes
Some thoughts on your comment. 1. I wanted a multi-speed option for pedaling. 2. When I ordered the bike, there was no option to choose. I’m glad they now have an option on their website. 3. It is a Honda engine, but it looks like a different carb was installed.
I think it is important if people buy this bike, that they are aware of these things.
It would be cool if you could answer....What's the difference between the gx and gxh? Isn't the gx lighter? Why would the gxh be better?
They mount differently, and the gas tanks are different. I like the way the gxh mounts, but it is almost obsolete.
Did the engine already come attached
No