Building a Motorized Bicycle - 80cc Engine Kit - 75 mpg

[@bournphree7565]

Alright! A how to video without crappy music! Just lovely!

[@edgufler1122]

@@Steve_Does_Stuff Your video is very cool . The Nel Lusso is a great choice for the Bike. A youtuber named Motored Life used the Nel Lusso for his build. I think the bike looks sweet for the price at Walmart.

[@spirittoo]

@@Steve_Does_Stuff I have a nel lusso with a 4 stroke. Another motorize biker told me he has seen 50+ rear rack frame breaking. Did you have this problem? How fast can you safely go on this bike? How do you like the bike so far?

[@ethanwyatt349]

@@spirittoo so a 4 stroke does fit on the nel lusso?

[@lazerlex0983]

Thanks for wasting all my time on putting the sprocket on backwards your a really good youtuber hahaha Jk I hope you learn how to edit out things in the future and hope you haven’t messed up people’s evenings like you have mine.

[@lindemannethecat]

lazerlex 098 /r cringe

[@cwmaxfield2000]

I've watched this vid several times. Its a favorite because of your honesty. No frills. Just a down home DIY VIDEO. I've watched the sequels. Those darn chain tensioner. And chain guards. That gas tank mod is a great idea. One of the best I've seen.

[@a1930ford]

Originally, I had cut off the rear rack of my Nel Lusso bike to add a friction-drive Lock N' Load unit to the rear. I have since picked up a couple of 80cc 2-stroke engines and am in the process of watching such videos as this one to get some ideas as to how to set it up in the bike. I put caps on each part of the rack to cover the nubs left on the frame. I removed the fenders and am in the process of building the bike in this manner, now. A tip is to use several quick ties around the center to keep an equal distance when putting that hub sprocket into place. It spaces the area out quite evenly and you simply pull the plastic ties out when finished. I did end up putting a better kick stand onto my bike though. It raises the front of the bike up and telescopes, but it is not meant to have someone sit on the bike when it is in use. Only to hold it up well. I had to laugh as I wondered if you were indeed putting the sprocket on backwards. It was hard to see at first when you were filming it. When I got my packages of engines, I thought right away that it may be a mistake problem that is easy to do if you are not careful. :-) I am not fully through in watching your video just yet, as I keep running out to look at my own bike and check things as I do my build. This is my first build although I have ridden motorcycles most of my lifetime (71 years at present). Thanks for posting this video.

[@edgufler1122]

I enjoyed the video very much Steve. Thank you for producing it and sharing it on You Tube.

[@JamesWilliams-ko1eh]

Was going to build an electric bike... // Electric = $1330 // Gas = $200 // Fuck the environment

[@halogenisys4897]

James Williams same haha

[@plum_pie6402]

unfortunately gas still costs money, but i do honestly preffer gas, more range easy to refill as opposed to ebike where you get 40km of range and then have to spend and house recharging it XD

[@runninggames771]

Get a 4 stroke if you don't want to constantly rebuild this thing.

[@mr.motormaster9881]

+runninggames771... true that

[@malloryjohns8203]

New to this having car issues cant afford monthly payments let alone major repairs. Bought same bike and practically identical motor kit I'm in luck! Thank u.🙂

[@Zaque-TV]

How's it working? Still running?

[@dennisriblett4622]

Compressed air shot into the end of a hand grip will pop them right off

[@stephenandloriyoung5716]

He, Dennis, great idea! Thanks!

[@J.T.Stillwell3]

I love my huffy nelusso! It’s a tank. It rides well and hauls up to 80$ of groceries.

[@stephenandloriyoung5716]

@@Steve_Does_Stuff The furnace was removed from the house next door, and I latched on to the plenum, cut it down, supported the bottom with plywood, made a lid, and added small wheels, axle, and tongue - hey, presto! a trailer that can haul lots of groceries, or a tool box and car parts. I used a car outer tie rod end to connect to the hitch on the bike. Swivels side to side, pivots for up and down hill angles - generally satisfactory - and being a recycled (nudge, wink, get it? re CYCLED?) part, very affordable.

[@omarcortez5763]

In today's economy that's two cartons of eggs.

[@jackwhitcher4741]

I’m about to get one of these in the mail. Very helpful

[@lukasgarage956]

Waiting also.....building a boardtrack racer.....checkout our channel Lukas garage

[@AviationAngler]

@@lukasgarage956 wow you have a very good taste in hobbies 🤣 I love rc planes and motorized bikes and motorcycles aswell good luck on the board track racer

[@emborg3145]

5:08: THANK YOU! I've been having this problem for some time now.

[@faithinjesus6531]

Just built one for my son and it is awsome thankyou for your vidios I love your channel

[@arturtoma33]

Good gob.Thanks for your films.

[@michaelmanzo4661]

Lol have the same set up an motor never failed me yet God bless

[@alexmahmoud7602]

Update?

[@craigmonteforte1478]

nice work on the Install Steve FYI i read on some Forum that the Importers of some of theose kits were getting harassed by Attorneys because many bikes people were putting them on had the Factory Welds coming apart because they were not designed to handle the stress the engines added to the bike i’ve noticed that now many of the Websites that do sell them have more details outlined on the bike styles they reccomend installing. the kits on like yours most of them do reccomend a Cruiser style Frame that are usually larger Tubings which theoretically would mean more surface Weld area not necessarily a stronger or better Weld but i guess that can change amount the Manufacturers the Forum i read mentioned the head Tube breaking off and when I was a kid in the 1970s riding Wheelies and doing Jumps i broke that Weld on 3 different bikes i will testify it’s a Gnarly one to have give out when you are riding as you lose your front wheel and Handle Bars that send you head first into the Ground and back then we did not wear Helmets on Bikes and Staples for Skulls we’re not invented yet so the Hospital trip was a painful and long one

[@GodWasAnAlien]

Oh man you had me going there...I saw the mpg and thought it said mph...was like WHAAAT?!!! CLICK

[@marydeleon5982]

Same😂😂😂😂😂

[@emborg3145]

That was an oof

[@olivierasselin1857]

Lol! It got me too xD

[@danno9815]

Looks a far more pro job that what i did to a Raleigh Grifter in the 80's. 160cc lawnmower 2 stroke rubbing the rear wheel, could clear 70km/h. Petrol tank on the handle bars, lucky i'm still alive i guess!

[@emilvaldivia]

Great instruction and proper tone for a tutorial.. please create on how to put batteries and headlight for the motorized bike.

[@keithfreeman5204]

This is my 6th year/Summer working on , building, and riding Motorized Bikes. I add a Tuned Pipe, Hi Compression Head, Main Carb Jet is also changed. They come with a #70 jet, I'm running a #67 jet for a bit better Hi End. These small 2 cycle engines, HAVE TO BE WARMED UP !

[@OGCaptainGrunge]

Future reference with that bike. 27mm straight wall socket with a 3/8" ratchet is perfect to center that annoying sprocket. Just slide the back end over the axle and it should center it 99%

[@mrrawson8385]

I’m going to buy this kit along with other supplies to build a mini car

[@mrrawson8385]

@chubzua alright I’m going to need to find a 212cc engine for the price less than 150 quid

[@worscohli]

THANK YOU!!! This is what im talking about! A detail edsummary of EACH AND EVERY piece, and what they do! Not just someone saying, "Okay imma install in exhaust and i'll see you in a bit!" And completely ignore the process of Assembling the damn exhaust! lmao Like, ppl need to make tutorials as if they are Teaching 10 year olds. Not a seasoned mechanic. I hate it cuz its like, if ur gonna waste ur time doing a tutorial, might as well do it friggin right. So again, i thank you!

[@mr.motormaster9881]

3 RULES before installing. #1: disassemble and inspect engine. #2: grinde/sand flashing off ports. #3: reassemble using oil,gresse and LOCK TIGHT on your nuts and bolts 🔩

[@mr.motormaster9881]

if you don't follow this RULES....GOOD LUCK 😳👍

[@jhewitt8143]

for greasing, use one with graphite, for oiling external components, Nanolub csx is an excellent substance, lasts long and is perfect for very high stress and friction contacts

[@edgufler1122]

Mr. Motormaster... yes great additional tips. Ty

[@ELSMITH3378]

Who cares these engines are 80 bucks with free shipping

[@edgufler1122]

@@ELSMITH3378 This is a Motorized Bike you'll never have. The Bike is $129 at Walmart then a Engine from Bike Berry is $149 .. Don't worry Eltorease Smith .. you'll never be able to afford one. or have the intellect to build one. Steve makes and uploads these videos for people who are interested in getting into the Hobby.

[@traviswilson5725]

The shaft is hydrological pressed into the break lever. So I have too go get a new shaft with all separated pieces.

[@sheriplott3595]

Absolute nubee here...just bought my motor..(zeda 66 80cc Firestorm)..I have mechanic skills and I've owned several motorcycles but this is a first for me...in 3 weeks I'll be ready to put it all together.... only problem is my uncle (80 years old and very fragile ego)....he's insisting you can't put a motor of any kind on a bicycle,that I am acting like a "hotshot know it all mechanic" when I explained to him how I'm ditching rear sprocket rag kit for a 3 bolt sprocket adapter,after break in I'm adding a boost bottle,which he said I'm just making up imaginary parts because he has never heard of such a thing....I'm 55 years old...I want to look back on this as a very pleasant experience,whether it takes me two hours or two days.....so....I'm taking everything to a good friends garage where I will get the supportive and happy environment I need and want to do this right....I know I can accomplish this...but not with an egotistical uncle who cannot admit his younger niece ,who is a "woman" (😨) just may know more than he does....thanks for an understandable and clear video 😀This is going to be fun!

[@aldenyer6596]

You go girl you are absolutely right don’t know about the booster bottle all you can do is just do it.

[@gregp.t.8473]

Good for you! Let it rip Sherri!

[@ricksimpson2167]

Sheri Plott ,,,. If you watch the videos on Zeda engines,,,. The owner of Zeda not other people using Zeda engines,, Tapp on Zita ,,Goes to his web page there's probably 50 Quick videos you need to watch,,. These are also the motors you want to use 66cc is the best all around it has a Zita rod and a static balance to crank,,,. All engine should be torn down disassembled Lube the crank cylinder walls remove the Rings and lap the Rings with WD-40 and 320 grit sandpaper reinstall them,,. You can likely Port all the holes in The Jug,,,. Widen the intake and exhaust ports slightly,,, use better gasket material,,,. Blue Loctite absolutely every nut and bolt everywhere,,,. Mount everything on cut up pieces of rubber inner tube,,. Harley anyone can adjust the carburetors right the cables alright and especially the clutch lever cables properly,, depending on the bike and the alignment expect to be ordering more parts or making your own parts and going back and forth to the hardware several times,,,. You will probably need a plumbing torch to heat the exhaust up and slightly bend it to get it out of the way of the pedals,,,. You'll probably need a good battery type drill and drill bits for drilling and reaming out holes,, if it's a coaster brake remove the brake lever on the rim and there's a black plastic or rubber cap remove it and the sprocket will fit down on it snuggly tight and aligned perfectly,,, Set the rear wheel closer to the front cut the chain down to where you don't need a tensioner as a chain stretches you can move the rim back,, if you use a tensioner after it set perfectly drill a 1/8 inch hole through the tensioner and just one side of the lower tube frame rail and use a ,,, S 12 self-tapping screw in there to hold the tension straight or ill end up ripping your spokes out,,,. Without a garage and a lot of tools,,. And being extremely mechanically inclined,,,. ??? You've got those that can do it with absolutely no problem,,,. And those that spins months asking questions and for help,,,. !!! You can ask me questions anytime,,,,

[@jhewitt8143]

ok, hey guess what, all you "boost bottle" freaks out there using them on 2 stroke motors, you're dumbasses, that increases the heat and completeness of the fuel burn, but in 2 stroke motors, if the fuel burns too high, so does the oil added to it !!! the pistons can't maintain an optimal amount of residue for lubrication you fools, you have to do far more frequent breakdown maintenance and the piston walls and rings also take greater wear and tear, needing replacement far sooner (like 5x less life), and to be honest, they give bicycle motors a bad name when users claim that the motor was a piece of shit and not worth the money, so people who were interested see these complaints and either change their minds or go for ebike motors, LOSE THE BOTTLES !!!

[@stephenandloriyoung5716]

@@jhewitt8143 I think your point would have been more effectively made without the nastiness of "freaks", "dumbasses", and "you fools". I think the boost bottles look good, but even before your diatribe, I had some doubts about their efficacy.

[@hirockn]

Please tell me the size of the chain on the engine side.

[@yogidemis8513]

I've been putting the same engine on my 20 inch Stingray frame I updated the exhaust, spark, carburetor and air filter and a extra spring tensonor the one that bolts on the engine, its been a pain in the ass to build. I'm almost done and since the frame is smaller I had to do some custom fixes to make it work. I just hope it was all worth it.

[@iratepirate9867]

Strips of old inner tubes work great to restrict vibrations too.

[@stephenandloriyoung5716]

While we're being economical and reusing inner tube rubber, if there happens to be a used radiator hose or heater hose from a car kicking around, they are thicker and provide extra cushioning. I haven't tried the rubber mount cushions made for the job.

[@kjsmolik]

Just a heads up those bikes like the nel lusso with the rack welded to them are extremely prone to cracking.. Not a bike you normally want to build..

[@ReMarkAbleMagic]

I suggest people avoid the pre painted engines. They don't do a great job painting them and the don't keep as cool as an unpainted engine. They're great fun so good luck with yours. All the problems I have had with mine have been minor and easily fixed.

[@davidlewis3169]

Word of advice, buy a good bike that has good bearings because the back wheel bearings get hammered.

[@kaidenblackburn5654]

Yes they do. I've rode it 3 times and am on my 3rd bearing by the brake arm.

[@aaronsturzenegger5342]

I have that same kit and couldn't get the front motor Mount on and now i see how to do it . THANKS😊😊😊👍

[@johnmorgan7619]

it will hold the clutch from engaging in the motor if you have the cable adjusted to the right position where it keeps the lever engaged on the motor if you don't have it adjusted right Michael take off

[@timothyfontaine6052]

Tread lock is your friend also need to torque the back gear so it dosent slip

[@heidobito7924]

This is the video that got me hooked! Great job!!

[@mikesecondo2254]

Trufuel...premixed.. ethanol free!! $19.99 per gallon!!..good for long term storage!! Most hardware or auto parts store had it...it's worth it!!.

[@id-censoredna5256]

Master link needs to be turned around round end into the gear not away from it or ur chain WILL hit and bunch up inside the compartment or snap off easier

[@sergeikotsan1666]

Excellent build

[@cobrafied]

Thank you steve! That was rad

[@instinct976]

That the best video ive seen yet on this.. I just bought that same bike, and wondered if anyone added an engine to it! Thanks for making this!

[@ericb46]

use tool drawer liner instead of the foam, acts as a motor mount for vibrations as well

[@mflorest3]

I build these day in day out(Roswell N.M.)...Good build!!Going to build some for sale soon........

[@patrickpalmer3374]

Great demo thank you, might even consider spot welding that tensioner.

[@CocoaMan]

to keep chain tensioner where it don't twist or anything, drill a hole in the through the tensioner & 1 side of frame with self tapping screw to hold it in place.

[@MegaStrive]

Awesome video! To point out, they're bolts, not screws! Lol. Thanks for the video!

[@gyrgrls]

Actually, they are called "cap screws"... as opposed to "stove bolts"

[@jamaciadog5603]

I have the same bike so your vid will be a big help when I install the engine. Thanks

[@ChrisW777]

me too just built engine but had a few problems while installing, engine was too large and carb didnt fit, had to cut intake manifold but now its not level, have to but offset intake manifold but recently when just starting it for the first time while pedaling the chain tensioner got pulled into the spokes and warped the rear wheel, luckily i have new wheels on the way, i strongly suggest a few things, either replace all bolts at hardware store or use loctite, also replace the chain tensioner with a spring loaded one so it has some give and doesnt just get pulled into spokes, and last piece of advice, get an adapter or wheel with a dedicated hub so that way you dont attach sprocket to spokes and weaken the wheel over time

[@jamaciadog5603]

OK Chris, I will. Thanks

[@ChrisW777]

you put the engine on yet any updates? i have mine built but i dont have brakes yet, been riding around and using the good ol foot brake haha but i have some on the way and the bike will pretty much be done, i think ima replace red tires with black ones to give it an all blacked out look

[@jamaciadog5603]

Chris W. Haven't started yet. Was going to start this week but hurricane Florence has made me put it off until all this is over. I live right where they are predicting landfall.

[@ChrisW777]

uh oh, thats not good man, well stay safe and good luck with the build when you start, you can ask me any questions or i suggest going on motorized bike forums for help. best site imo to buy parts is Bikeberry.com they ship very fast and have good quality parts, gasbike.net is good too but they take 1-2 weeks to actually ship things out

[@Kevinegan1]

You picked out the very same model bike as I did. You should see some of the long lean large tired bicycles that are being produced today.

[@johnmorgan7619]

best thing to do is get some zip ties put the zip ties in there with the locking part in the little slot there around the hub that way it stays centered about 11 zip ties in there and it'll stay centered tighten them up crossways just like when you torque something down you tighten this up then you tighten the one opposite up then you tighten the window three over and then you take the opposite one up

[@jackm6307]

The foam is a good idea. I wonder if tire tube rubber pads, single, or doubled up or more, would not only keep the scratching down but offer some vibration dampening. Could be substantual, and two birds with one stone.

[@douglasdailey5998]

The only problem is, when people build these motorized bikes they do not grease the wheel bearings really good. When these bikes get going 35 mph for a little bit the wheel bearings get really hot, and sometimes locks up the bearings, or the bearings just come apart. Then you have a very bad crash and a trip to the hospital.

[@tyronerice2273]

Hey Steve; Nice job w/the video, very informative. I plan to build my first one. Thanks again...😎

[@mattmatter5643]

Did you build one yet?

[@youknowjoedotcom]

BRAVO!

[@JonathanVaucher]

Beautiful build !

[@patmark1131]

HA ha your master clip is on backwards. ✌

[@shaykh_Mahboob]

@@Steve_Does_Stuff hey Steve, can you please do a video on installing one of these to a Schwinn stingray chopper bicycle. There isn't much information on the installation process apart from it's very hard or it requires expensive parts and tools and lots of fiddling around with the kit. BTW great video 👌

[@patrickpalmer3374]

You should drill and place a set screw on the outside of your chain tensioner to keep it from falling into your spokes.

[@Leo-ws1id]

I bought one. Best video yet..IS A RACING CARBURETOR BETTER.?

[@miguel360kmc]

So i took my chain pulley tensioner apart (i got bike used) to clean it now i made a dumb mistake and i didn't take a pic or look at really before it all came apart. There is the bolt a lock washer and normal washer and a spacer + the bearing inside the wheel i put the bolt into bearing than spacer than washer than used locked washer with nut to hold it on... my chain is making noise now i had to do something wrong and or something needs fixed.. i also know my coaster break is about shot so that might be the noise i hear idk!?? I have some knowledge but not much never worked on theses before have about a 2 years of working on 4 stroke scooters

[@carson555]

hey you put the chain clip on backwards by the way

[@jaykoerner]

Yes he did

[@jayvlog9841]

Wow good explanation

[@dontdomeboo81]

I have that bike great I'm getting this kit!

[@emil-o864]

This is THE MOST helpful video ive watched yet! Thank you so much. I have been having a lot of troubles with my chain and actually broke it. Turns out i had the sprocket the wrong way.. And i cant seem to get spark from my spark plug. Cant figure that one out. Any idead??

[@emil-o864]

Thanks for the help. I probably need to upgrade my spark plug to the american version instead of the off brand craptastic one my kit came with

[@swiftxrapid919]

Did your rear wheel come loose have the same bike and my rear wheel came lose bent a spoke. They put the rear bearing backwards and bearing almost broke threaded the races screw loose

[@niteshades_promise]

not worried about burning up the coaster brake? ive melted a few as a kid. then my dad added a grease fitting on hub. that one smoked n then melted. i dont trust em n def woundnt use them with the added speed. after owning scooters n motorcycles i learned the importance of front brakes. i really like the welded in rear rack but i went with a kent bayside 7 speed front n rear brakes n blue tires formy build. im going with a 4 stroke with centrifugal clutch n pull start🍻

[@brokenfever]

good info, bro...

[@SPEEDYTHEROBOT]

For some reason when I insert the spark plug the wheel doesn’t wanna spin and it sort of locks but when I take the spark plug out the wheel moves normally why is that ?

[@joshuadulaney5559]

Im telling you that front mounts is sketchy. Just take a pair of large channel locks and squeze frame in a tiny bit, or hammer it flatter right where strong mount fits. Its not going to hurt anything. Way better mounting.

[@rene-by8hr]

is this legal? I mean do i need a license?

[@onenikkione]

When mixing oil & gas do like he said - 1st put oil in gas tank but then only add 1/5 th of the gas, put cap on and then mix. then add the rest of the gas and you will have a good mix otherwise you might end up with the oil sitting in the bottom and not mixed.

[@Championlakers22]

Can you use unleaded gasoline also

[@detroitbluesguy]

I hope your using your artist talents in this life.

[@davidfoster3244]

I have the same bike, but my engine kit didn't come with the u-bolt substitute, can you tell me what size u-bolt to get

[@gregp.t.8473]

Great video, I’m going to build one too!

[@alqadhi9]

It seems that you have experience with this type of bike. I need your help. When I stop the bike, I want it to keep running, but that does not happen. As soon as I stop, the engine stops working.

[@bingerr]

Be cool if you had some sweet drone footage of you riding to start your video.

[@bingerr]

I actually have some drone video laying around here of this tool riding his bike. Maybe I'll upload it before he does.

[@cinerelli]

Morbious Stone And are you an ignoramos or chief advisor to Dopey Trump?

[@thecaptaintaz420]

Can anyone tell me how to shut the bike off? I bought an abull 100cc. It runs but it seems the throttle handle is an electric Start when the engine is a clutch start. The problem I'm having is when I stop. And clutch or pull back the handle rhe engine won't shut off. And I have to use the carburetor adjustment screw to choke the engine. Ugh. Any advice is appreciated. Love this video!!!

[@OldSkOoL4EvEr]

Very Nice... So you can use a coaster brake rear wheel and don't need to change it to a freewheel correct. No problems using a coaster brake bicycle with one of these engine kits ?

[@OldSkOoL4EvEr]

@@Steve_Does_Stuff Good deal, appreciate the info... I'll check-out the video, Be Safe !!!

[@leonpatterson8445]

Great video!

[@TEXMEXY]

Hi did the wheel run ok with the dust cap tightened

[@johnmorgan7619]

look at the angle of a gas tank is on the top pipe it is too far down on the front you need it tip back at least 2 degrees at least 2 to 5 degrees so the gasoline runs to the back and you don't suck an air bubble in when you're low on gas

[@fireside007]

Nice . . . YOU ~ ROCK ! !

[@pistnbrokeracing5132]

$;18 your kit comes with bolts so you dont have to stack blots on top of each other. you remove the studs and blot that plate directly to the bike.

[@egcowling9657]

this is what i needed

[@cwmaxfield2000]

I have two questions. Why these scrappy gas tanks. Why not a rear tank and rack. And that white wire. Video after video. They don't use them. Does it really effect engine performance. Its only 1.5 bolts. Enough to operate a Headlight.

[@cwmaxfield2000]

@@Steve_Does_Stuff Ok. Well the way I understand it it provides one and a half volts so any standard bike light should work. Lol.

[@edgufler1122]

Excellent Awesome video. The Nel Lusso from Walmart is a great bike for the Project. Your video is nice for anyone wanting to do this Bike & Engine project.

[@traceeslinger3043]

Did you add on brakes or did that come with the bike?

[@kaptnobviouse8144]

Hahaha ... i shit you not ... i just bought this same bike at walmart today for 148 because i wanted to put a motor on a bike ... looks like you figured it all out for me ... lol

[@bahamajim1998]

Been waiting for week now for mines... Cant wait to go for a ride .. Great video sir.....

[@NewriderEmmons]

What causes the rear tire not to move

[@unknown404x]

Can I add an engine to a mountain bike with disc brakes?

[@Semontyler75]

I'm not gonna lie man I've had 2 of those same exact huffy model and I swear by them. Amazing frames for the engines but if your around 130-165 lbs a 29 inch bike tire will give you 5 mph on your top speed

[@JAYDAM]

Hi friend, I need to reach the speed of 88mph, how many engines do I need to attain this speed. Please help I think my mom has the hots for me. Thanks, Marty

[@roblogic3660]

Heck, you still need to get the timing right for the lightning, just cut out the middle b.s. and go for broke!! I just learned that 1bhp is equal to 0.00000075 GW, therefore you only need 1,622,636.73 hp! That’s only 737,562.15 motors assuming 2.2hp avg!!! Doesn’t alibaba give bulk discounts?🤣🤣😂

[@JAYDAM]

@@roblogic3660 it's too late now friend, I'm now a first-time father and have a new little brother..

[@roblogic3660]

@@JAYDAM 🤣

[@coreygilbert1249]

I did commercial HVAC for years, so I can say with great confidence that I’m mechanically savvy. It’s now day three and I still can’t get the damn rear sprocket centered!! I’ve tried everything I can imagine to keep it center while slowly tightening in a star pattern and when I’m done it’s off by a lot! I’m honestly ready to throw the motor kit in the trash and take this huffy out to the desert and blow it up!! 😤🤬🤬

[@joshuaritz7430]

Use something like zipties as a spacer

[@yogidemis8513]

I used a socket that fit the center sprocket hole perfectly and then slid the socket down to the rim with the bolt you would use to tighen the tire to the frame with and made sure the socket was centered then got slid the socket down to the spokes and tighten all bolts down. Luckily the threads were long enough to bolt the socket down but it worked perfectly and less stress than using the instructions.

[@rebelape4257]

is it safe to have fenders?

[@troymattingly3071]

Chinese motorcycle exhaust system restriction is, usually, at the manifold. The exhaust ports are usually fine with a moderate polishing. The gaskets for Chinese engine exhaust manifolds are, nearly always, restrictive.

[@christophertolson4815]

Hey Steve. Roughly 3 weeks ago i ordered my 80cc engine kit and as of two days ago I completed my project (also with i that 3 weeks of buy tools extra nuts, etc). Well what I'm having a problem with is pedaling my bike (doesn't matter if I'm engaging the clutch or not). While putting together my bike I watched your videos closely. Yet wondering did i do something to make my bike difficult to pedal at all or is that normal?

[@richardreichow1969]

I was caught by the 75 MPG note in the title .. Had a 175 Honda (twin 4 cycle) which ran always in the 82-84 MPG range ... Also owned a 185 Suziki ( 2 stroke ) which ran a constant 66-67 MPG ... Both are around town mileage ... The 185 was HOT !

[@micanalpf9963]

I was interesting to see how you make it go 75mph lol ,Nice going I ready have 2 and I'm going to buil more ,I remember wen I buil my first motobike I forget to put lack tie on the screws and found out that all screws tha came from the factory are low quality so for now on I always buy a good quality screws ,lock washers ,wire tides you know how those tins get lose with the bivrations,then to avoid the motor moves saiways I preferred to grained and make the right diameter make new holes and treaded so everithing stay in one peace I prefer a 29"beachcruiser aluminum its hig and light , the muffler won't hit any bum I will like to make a good vide like yours to show the little performances I have learned ,in my channel I show I few sort videos like how to bend the pedal brake etc any ways your video it's so helpful

[@TheGuessagain76]

Malkitzedek Pf it says 75 mpg=miles per gallon dumb ass

[@jacktheriffermaskedguitari3037]

Top speed around 35 to forty they say

[@m.kasper7646]

Malkitzedek Pf he said MPG! And thats not correct either they get better gas milage than that.

[@gtrman9706]

Loctite !

[@m.kasper7646]

TheGuessagain76 look at all your mistakes in your long boring comment, And you're calling him a "dumbass"? Hahaha!

[@dalehutchinson9584]

Good stuff

[@larryshaver3568]

was the cranbrook discontinued?

[@monroeverette1844]

Can you recommend a specific kit for this bike

[@braden3762]

IS THIS THE 2 STROKLE ONE

[@sheaweed2340]

Were did you buy Or kit for your bike I am thinking about getting one ken you tell me we’re got it