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

@@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.

@@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?

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

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.

lazerlex 098 /r cringe

How's it working? Still running?

@@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.

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

He, Dennis, great idea! Thanks!

James Williams same haha

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

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

+runninggames771... true that

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

@@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

Update?

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

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.

Same😂😂😂😂😂

That was an oof

Lol! It got me too xD

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.

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

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

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

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

Who cares these engines are 80 bucks with free shipping

@@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.

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

Good for you! Let it rip Sherri!

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,,,,

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 !!!

@@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.

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

OK Chris, I will. Thanks

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

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.

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

Did you build one yet?

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

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

@@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 👌

ive been riding the crap out of the same bike for nearly a year now. No cracks yet.

Many people have been killed driving riding motorcycles costing thousands of dollars and in automobiles that malfunction. Did that ever stop people from riding or driving?

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

Yes he did

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?🤣🤣😂

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

@@PixelBlenders 🤣

I lived in Lompoc, San Diego and Long Beach for years and saw many of these, the police don't seem to have a problem so long as you ride safe, responsibly and your ride is not too loud or to fast, but if you act like a jack-ass on the road or loud or trying to be a show off or going too fast, then they WILL be super pricks

i think its fine if you wear a helmet and ride safely, theres also engines that are certified with epa so they are street safe, try it out, its a really fun project and you learn a lot!

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

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

@@Steve_Does_Stuff Yup. And lined up mint plus sprocket fit round the outer bearing race perfect didnt have to hold it in place to tighten

@@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.

Use something like zipties as a spacer

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.

Those 2 stroke oil in one gallon are marine grade oil. It's is designed for use in boats

If you go to Napa there is a 50:1 gallon bottle for $1.50.

thank you very much, this helps big, my father's pretty knowledgeable about motorized bicycles it seems, but could not tell me a single thing about how bi a motor I should get, again, thanx for your time

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

Top speed around 35 to forty they say

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

Loctite !

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

Steve, that's fair haha well I can't wait to see your updates on the bike and hope you get double your current mpg!

HA! Many of these bike have gone thousands of miles and are daily riders, just need to do the required maintenance, lubrication and repairs like any vehicle or piece of machinery. It does help to add disc brake for extra stopping power, front suspension forks and a suspension seat for riding comfort. Great fun really!

@@Steve_Does_Stuff Thanks I'll try it. I press the clutch and I can pedal fine, have any of your back bearings broke I'm on my third one.

@@Steve_Does_Stuff Air leak has alot to do with high reving