Motorized Bicycle with 1973 Briggs and Stratton Engine

[@fredfeldmeier8228]

Very nice engine & video.. Thanx 👌

[@GuerrillaShop-m3]

Hey man, thanks for watching!

[@jimksa67]

kudos to you! Great machine- love infernal combustion engines!

[@GuerrillaShop-m3]

Thanks man. I just couldn’t throw that old engine away.

[@darringraham2613]

Save and keep that motor at all costs 💪🏁

[@GuerrillaShop-m3]

Yes, I will!

[@Biokemist-o3k]

New subscriber here..Really awesome build my friend!!!

[@GuerrillaShop-m3]

Hey man, thanks for subscribing! I appreciate it!

[@Biokemist-o3k]

@@GuerrillaShop-m3 Sure thing my friend...I am in Pa ..where are you..Looks like it could be warm...

[@rogerreinitz5315]

Very nice. I love my Ebike, but Id take this in a pinch.

[@GuerrillaShop-m3]

Thanks man. It was fun to build.

[@BCole-bj4lv]

I saw the picture and I had to watch because I built one just about like this in 1975 or so. I never had brakes on mine. I used a belt and hand clutch to a washing machine pulley. I have a picture somewhere. My motor was probably from the 40's or 50's; about 2 hp.

[@GuerrillaShop-m3]

Sounds like you have a pretty cool story! I'd love to see the picture if you find it.

[@dasboat64]

That's classic for sure. They sure don't build anything like they used to! 😢😂

[@GuerrillaShop-m3]

Yeah man, who knows how many things this little engine has powered…

[@nelsondavis4310]

I would like to see how the rear sprocket is attached to the hub.

[@GuerrillaShop-m3]

The sprocket is screwed directly to the wheel hub.

[@DavidBall-v5i]

Thanks!!!🧔🙏

[@EdwardRamsey-w6w]

Is called a centrifugal clutch

[@GuerrillaShop-m3]

Yes, that's it! A centrifugal clutch. :)