Test Ride - Motorized Bicycle Engine Kit

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Motorized Bicycle Engine Kit - Test Ride with Honda GX35 engine and 220lb rider

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Test Ride - Motorized Bicycle Engine Kit

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  • i have a frame mounted motor

    i went with that because as jb1970ny said it tends to slip in the rain.

    but everyone has their preferences but when it is all said and down who cares. YOU NOT PEDDELIN

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  • I'm familiar with ...

    I'm familiar with the Golden Eagle kits. They're OK but I feel friction drive is better. Friction drive is very smooth with very little vibration as long as your not using an aggresive knobby tire. You need to use a street style or hybrid tread rear tire. Cruiser tires work really well. The downside of a friction drive kit with a steel drive roller is that it will slip if you ride in the rain. It is really intended for dry paved roads, but also works well on dry dirt or gravel roads or trails.

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  • I sold my goldon ...

    I sold my goldon eagle belt drive, I want one of these now..seems alot easier, How is the vibration?
    and slippage in the wet

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  • The drive roller is ...

    The drive roller is made of hardened steel so it lasts quite a while, probably 3000-5000 miles. I have some with 2000 miles on them and their still fine.

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  • how long does the ...

    how long does the friction roller last?

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