Husqvarna Chainsaw bike

[@aliaslam7613]

Awesome!! Love it when you open it up and hit 30mph! Great upgrade...and that 3D Pen technique is pro.

[@JGD16]

Thanks! I think I can hit about 35 mph but unfortunately we started getting snow before I could get there. That pen is really coming in handy thanks for the recommendation.

[@MrJwolf989]

I'm going to attempt the same with a 55cc Redmax Chainsaw motor. You've inspired me to move away from the scooter build into something a little more practical.

[@JGD16]

It is a lot of fun to build and ride. Good luck on the build

[@JGD16]

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[@chrishi3358]

Thank you for posting. That was a great application. Can it go uphill ok?

[@lukassyrovy9081]

how fast could you go before changing up the ratio? thanks

[@kaangoncu2167]

for more torque you can fit a smaller rim at the rear. I think put 16inch kids bike rims on the back. get a thread of the same diameter as the rim and weld it to the rim.

[@JGD16]

Thanks for the recommendations

[@builds_from_scratch3491]

Great build! What is like the max. rpm your chainsaw has under load like 9000 ?

[@beytullahyavuz7127]

How much hp?

[@peterherrington3300]

Fun little build . You need a motorcycle fella , you're gonna love it 😀

[@jca110]

I agree 😂 although, I already have motorbikes and I still really wanna build one of these

[@bryanharoldfuller8330]

Nice 30 miles per hour on the mountain bike that's fucking fast. Any faster you need bigger tires or you get speed wobble probably, But if you get larger fat boy tires Until 29 inch rims, I bet you could do 45 -50 mph no problem

[@edyallreadygalaxy717]

Awesome!

[@l1nked16]

Hey I have a problem so I welded the sprocket on the outside of the clutch and I’m using the stick 7 speed on my rear wheel so when I hooked it all up I couldn’t pull start it unless I lifted the back wheel up because it was to hard because of the chain so I had to lift the back wheel up but when I did that the chain fell off cause it was loose, do you think that’s cause I need a chain tensioner?

[@JGD16]

Two parts to a centrifugal clutch. The inner mechanism connects directly to the engine crank and the outer piece spins freely. the free spinning one is where the sprocket should be connected. As far as a chain tensioner if you have a very short amount of chain you can get away with no tensioner but if it’s a long length of chain you definitely want a tensioner

[@calebmarsters5602]

80cc with no limiter gonna go brr

[@prestonCo.]

Next get a bike with a suspension, mount chainsaw then make a trail video It would be exciting to watch

[@grassygrandma]

What makes this one better than when you had the chainsaw all on the left side of the bike?

[@bryanharoldfuller8330]

@Oliver Ries , more balance being centered Rather To the left or right of the frame, Would be my 1st guess Then having it behind the seat compared to in between the frame above where the Pedal sprocket was Reduces the chance of burning your legs Or Heating up your nuts.

[@Ntwadumela1]

The jackshaft has completely changed the gear ratio, and that is the main difference.

[@allmycircuits8850]

At 7:13 it sounds like in Pink Panther's episode "Put-put Pink" which is nice :)

[@some10-9]

what chainsaws/engine size and power would you recomend for this?

[@JGD16]

I used a 51 husky the bigger the engine and the clutch the better off you’re going to be. With a smaller engine you’re gonna have to gear it down a lot which in return you will lose top speed. I also use some electric chainsaws which are a pretty good option 80volt chainsaw e-bike ⚡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHqVp6CMp9eNjJI

[@idfk223]

what if you got a really small sprocket, and hooked it up to the derailleur?

[@JGD16]

You could do that but the bike would not takeoff very well and you would probably burn out your clutch pretty fast. Most important thing is the gear ratio you want the engine to turn over roughly 20 times for every one time the wheel turns that seems to be the sweet spot for my chainsaw.

[@JGD16]

You could do that but the bike would not takeoff very well and you would probably burn out your clutch pretty fast. Most important thing is the gear ratio you want the engine to turn over roughly 20 times for every one time the wheel turns that seems to be the sweet spot for my chainsaw.

[@Alb969]

Sound kurakkan pattumo

[@beytullahyavuz7127]

how many hp power it produces

[@JGD16]

The manufacturer has the chainsaw listed as 3.1 hp

[@milosveljkovic6168]

I have a problem. I made a Chainsaw bike but my clutch smokes and creates a high temperature. Do you perhaps know to what extent it could be a problem. The chainsaw is the same power as yours.

[@JGD16]

You should check your drive ratio. That’s how many times the clutch spins per one revolution of the wheel. My bike is running close to 20:1 and the clutch seem happy. Anything lower than that you need to change the sprocket sizes and or install a jack shaft.

[@creativegrg]

how much cc?

[@JGD16]

51cc

[@creativegrg]

@@JGD16 tnx✌️♥️

[@jbstepchild]

Very cool just imagine what could be done with the right gearing for the right job or all round gearing good torqs an good hp ie great take offs an great top speed bet with the right gears could have it doing 80mph but with an assisted take off

[@bryanharoldfuller8330]

@stepchild , I was thinking that too but you'd have to upgrade the size of the tire Get those fat boy tires and like 29" rims On a normal mountain bike 30 miles an hour is fucking fast and you're hitting speed wobbles Anything faster. But with the larger tires and rims you could easily do 45-50 mph ,I don't know about 80...

[@jbstepchild]

​​@@bryanharoldfuller8330ols I bike faster than that without a motor but serious your always gonna find the weakest link from vibrations to top speed take offs blah blah blah an sound sound is always an issue

[@Ntwadumela1]

​@@jbstepchild Faster than 50 mph without a motor on a mountain bike on flat ground? You're a dreamer!

[@mattparker9726]

that's pretty dang awesome! I wonder what you could do with a 66cc 2 stroke kit from China?

[@bengrinberg7042]

Ive got a 92cc Stihl 660 clone I'm going to use to make a bike, hope it doesn't maim me

[@slender1357]

@@bengrinberg7042 what were the results?

[@bengrinberg7042]

@@slender1357 the chainsaws carburetor got unreliable I'm trying to get it fixed. But with a 30:1 gear ratio it seems like it'll be a safe ride

[@Jpratt207]

With potholes like those you must live in Maine too 😂

[@JGD16]

Not quite Maine but close enough gotta love New England roads

[@Alb969]

How many kilometer speed

[@JGD16]

Approximately 52kph

[@spotter63]

What kind of engine?

[@JGD16]

It’s a 51cc Husqvarna

[@officer_friendly_]

Mph or kph?

[@JGD16]

Mph

[@officer_friendly_]

@@JGD16 thanks

[@7fink7]

make a chopper alike 🤪

[@R3TR0--93]

put a transmission on it