How to operate a motorized bicycle

How to operate a motorized bike. Any additional tips are welcome below.
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[@freedomknight2766]

this by far the best detailed video ive watched on operating motorized gas bikes . GREAT JOB very appreciated

[@lorianobased9670]

no, seriously. i've watched multiple over the last month and this has the clearest explanation yet!

[@emersonoliveira1529]

Ae sim

[@allthenorm4265]

finally a detailed video that specifies everything for a beginner thanks for your help

[@juancastanocastano207]

Excellent vid bro after seeing 100 vids about this . Simple and clear keep the good work bro 👍🏻

[@johndeere1174]

Great video, I just finished building a motorized bike, never started one, wasn't sure how to do that, instructions with the kit suck, but your video showed me everything I need to know.

[@hugochavez4150]

Great video.a lot of people don't know about pedaling that's why the ruin they're spokes.

[@ravencruz7576]

Thank you for th inf, I'm new to a motorize bike.

[@trailball759]

yes he did a good job thanks man

[@iranee5597]

great video best one of utube

[@jrnaturalistyt1900]

hey thanks i thinking of buying the same kit and making my own

[@PsychoClownGames]

Thank You very nice video just what i needed

[@AgelessNomad]

+Duke daZZ's Thanks, glad I could help out.

[@juancastanocastano207]

At the end of the hill did the bike sound like over accelerating whit the clutch on ?

[@horrerahashmi8306]

Is this usable as a regualr bike aswell?

[@Inkednfree333]

I just been riding mine for a month now I’m new to it all I’m i. Florida so I don’t have the choke up I just keep it down to start my bike always heats up fast and I can smell oil fast what do I do and I put a crate on the back but idk it’s 80cc and doesn’t seem to go to fast :/ how can I make it faster

[@user-ld6cx6nk8w]

can you still use it as a regular bike

[@scottrichard1662]

Does any one have any suggestions on a motor to use for a 29 mountainbike

[@michaelpreston233]

What type of fuel did you use?

[@brandonbardo8843]

Where can I buy a new carb screw I lost mine

[@thompsonbrian8791]

When I pull the clutch the clutch makes the engine makes a grinding sound why ?

[@liamsexton7758]

what kinds of lights are on your handle bars? do they work well? Great video!

[@AgelessNomad]

liam sexton Thanks. If you go to harborfreight.com and type in item #63601 it will show up. They are very very bright, one of the best & cheap, but a good short term alternative to way more expensive ones made for bikes (which I do plan on getting at some point.)

[@austins9510]

Can't I leave it running at like a red light and just rev the engine to keep it going? Or do I have to let the engine shut off

[@Dragnmastralex]

@Alana Weaver not every city has bike lanes.

[@JaneJRiley]

Can I ask a question, do I pull the clutch and the hit the breaks at the same time? my rear break is on the left hand side- and do I need to pull the clutch every time I need to break a little but don´t wanna come to a stop? and what happens if I kill the engine while driving, will it "switch back" to being a normal bike and I can use the pedals or do I need to stop? Thanks for the great video and sorry if my questions come across as stupid, I just got mine with an 80 cc engine and I wanna do it the right way.. :)

[@AgelessNomad]

Thanks & no problem. You will have to disengage the clutch handle to brake and hit the brake almost at the same time, the clutch shortly before the brake if you need to slow down, stop faster or stop completely, the engine will remain running when you do, then of course you pedal up to speed a bit before letting the clutch out again, especially from a complete stop like at a stop light or it will choke out. If you don't let the clutch handle out, you will most likely choke the engine out braking to a complete stop with the clutch engaged and lock up the rear tire and then have to restart the bike again, because the engine cycle faces to much resistance from you braking while the clutch is engaged. Due to the weight of the person and bike you always need some momentum going forward when engaging the clutch again, this helps the engine face less resistance once those clutch pads meet the clutch plate again when engaging,. it will also help the life of those pads. It helps to see the engine work or know how the clutch inside operates to feel and know for the clutch and braking a bit better. (Clutch engaged: Clutch plate moves onto the clutch pads and rub together to cycle the engine piston, the quicker you engage, the faster that plate covers those pads to cycle the engine. Disengage is when that plate leaves the pads enabling you to pedal better.) In an emergency braking situation for whatever emergency, id probably hit the kills witch button while braking. So as long as that clutch is disengaged it is a normal pedal bike with or without the engine running. Oh yeah also, hehe, don't 100% assume the clutch disengage locking button will keep it disengaged on its own while you walk away from the bike while its running, sometimes rarely the vibrations can pop that clutch and your bike can take off with out you sitting on it, it can lurch forward and fall over if not worse. Hope that helps.

[@greatideas7879]

is that just a speed

[@hogg1220]

Does anybody here know why I have to pull the throttle as I let off the clutch to get my bike to actually engage the engine?

What about shifting gears? Or are the 2 stroke engines only one gear?

[@Dragnmastralex]

I imagine you only use the gears when you are peddling without the engine. otherwise you don't need it since the motor doesn't use them it has its own chain on the opposite side. probably want to keep it in the lowest gear to make it easy to peddle because if you have to stop on a hill and try to get the bike up to speed that would be the easiest way.

[@samirmughal2102]

Hi, I’m having some trouble with mine when it starts I have to apply throttle to keep the engine from stalling but if I use my clutch it stalls the engine completely

[@muzyarw]

i think u need to check how tight your clutch is

[@arturos.l.2248]

Check idle screw

[@martinsullivan5059]

Do you just release the clutch just like a break or like u release it slow while give it gas

[@liamfinnegan8085]

I let it out slowly

[@arturos.l.2248]

Bruh I just slam it into gear lol

[@thatsnozaku4515]

I bought a motorized bike from an old biker guy who builds them... Is it common to have a little drag while peddling without the engine on?

[@AgelessNomad]

Thats no Zaku! I do mainly because its heavy with an engine on it, but other than that no. Your clutch plate may be rubbing on the pads a tiny bit with the engine off, the cable may need to be adjusted or the plate.

[@thatsnozaku4515]

@@AgelessNomad thanks broski ill make some adjustments when i get home🤙

[@Inkednfree333]

Did u buy it from a guy In Florida

[@havardhalvorsens1269]

Why 10 min wait? Pleas deskribe. I know.. ny English is broken

[@scorpionvmw]

My bike will start but soon as I hit the clutch it shuts off what's the problem

[@DJOpaixMusic]

watch the video again :)

[@liamfinnegan8085]

I had that problem too. There are a couple places to adjust the throttle. Screw down the one by the handle bars and I'd the one on the top of the carb.. try to find a balance with those and it should idle with the clutch engaged

[@litcostello1223]

This dude recording in snyder cut style

[@jakobharris2719]

Why do you want to wait 10 minutes?

[@mohamedalhaneef1260]

Soviet (russian) invention called D-4 Bike engine

[@driger888]

you seriously have to wait 5-10 minutes to restart if you accidentally killed the engine?

[@AgelessNomad]

CONNIE HAWKINS No, sorry, I dont think I said that part very well. After running the bike for a while around town or whatever, its suggested to let the engine cool off for around 10 minutes before restarting it again. Its fine to restart from an accidental shutoff.

[@driger888]

ok, thanks man.

[@ferretface8782]

I just realized that the used bike I just bought for 40 bucks... doesn't have brakes.

[@PowerRangerTelevision]

Wow lol

[@lilman10te]

Honestly an alright price

[@rafay6212]

Lol you dont warm it up for 10 seconds. its 1-5 minutes🤦🏽‍♂️

[@louisgreen3205]

This guy is a little to calculated for me,bet none of your shit break witch sucks because part of the experience is learning!