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EPA Certified Motorized Bicycle 80cc Kit

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EPA Certified Motorized Bicycle 80cc Kit $126 at HandHelditems.com
 
Discuss (25) : History : Tell : Posted 10:44 AM PST 11/22/08 by Ben
EPA Certified Motorized Bicycle 80cc KitHandHelditems.com has the EPA Certified Motorized Bicycle Engine 80cc kit for $140 - coupon code handheld10 [Exp 12/31] + $13 shipping = $126 shipped. An 80cc motor can get you to 25-40MPH and can get about 100-150 mpg.
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    #1   wokwithpda - Posted 11:28 am PST 11/22/08 (566 Posts)
    This thing will add 20lbs to your bike. #2 Mom already weights more than 10x that.
    #2   NeuB - Posted 12:01 pm PST 11/22/08 (113 Posts)
    The environmental impact of this is worse than what you would think for 100 mpg, 2 cycle engines are usually really bad for pollution output, and they usually have no exhaust cleaning systems. Side note, #1 totally got me... wow.
    #3   BruserMan - Posted 12:27 pm PST 11/22/08 (114 Posts)
    This seems to be a little more trouble than it's worth. Get some exercise and just use the petals for free.
    #4   megabyte10240 - Posted 12:28 pm PST 11/22/08 (592 Posts)
    just pedal the bike.. its not that hard
    #5   vanguard - Posted 12:51 pm PST 11/22/08 (222 Posts)
    It's easy to tell everyone to "just pedal," but not all of us enjoy showing up to work smelling like we... well, like we just pedaled a few miles to get there. And not all of us have showers to use at work, either.

    I think this sort of thing is a great idea. Yes, 2 cycle engines pollute a bit more than modern cars outfitted with emission controls, but honestly, if you can go 50-75 miles on half a gallon of gas, who cares?
    #6   Foolzatch - Posted 1:13 pm PST 11/22/08 (26 Posts)
    This would be nice, but I wonder if you smell like exhaust after riding it.
    #7   iddgie2u - Posted 1:39 pm PST 11/22/08 (7 Posts)
    Not to mention the noise!
    #8   FishDawg - Posted 1:58 pm PST 11/22/08 (300 Posts)
    How fast can these go up a hill?
    #9   bitterbeer - Posted 2:34 pm PST 11/22/08 (571 Posts)
    too bad they are not 50cc and under in Indiana no lisc or tags required for under 50cc
    #10   nix - Posted 3:55 pm PST 11/22/08 (463 Posts)
    Just a bad idea altogether. Plus now that gas is cheaper than it was a year ago, how is this relevant?
    #11   btc909 - Posted 5:23 pm PST 11/22/08 (1091 Posts)
    I can I add one of these to a car & get 150mpg?
    #12   gatzj - Posted 8:15 pm PST 11/22/08 (278 Posts)
    can i put it on my exercise bike?
    #13   fubaconat - Posted 10:02 pm PST 11/22/08 (307 Posts)
    #2 - The pollution level for this is less than one person driving a car to work and back. And I don't know too many people that can pedal a bicycle at 25-40 mph for long periods.
    #14   MissMetal - Posted 12:45 am PST 11/23/08 (60 Posts)
    Anyone have experience with something like this?
    #15   willyrick - Posted 12:48 am PST 11/23/08 (19 Posts)
    #5 First of all a 50cc 2 stroke engine creates 40x the amount of Particulate Matter pollution for the same distance traveled when compared to a 3.0l auto, not just "a little bit more". Ad for who cares : I do you dumb bacon, the person who has to breath your muther bakin' bacon .....

    #13 you are wrong. The only amount of pollution created by a stroke 50cc engine that is less than a car is the amount of CO2.

    If you morons want to ride a motorscooter, then just get a 4-stroke with proper pollution control on it
    #16   ButtBeef - Posted 4:29 am PST 11/23/08 (112 Posts)
    This is a test. This is only a test. Just how many of you really want to ride your sturdy, protective bicycle around at 35MPH?

    I cannot imagine what would happen if you had to stop quickly - or if something stopped you very, very quickly.

    ((edit just for max speed, per link...;~)
    #17   wahoomcdan - Posted 6:51 am PST 11/23/08 (200 Posts)
    There is a potential bus strike in Dec. in my area. This would be great in the winter for my six mile commute. If only I still had my Schwinn.
    #18   blayne - Posted 7:19 am PST 11/23/08 (220 Posts)
    I actually saw a guy riding a bike with one of these the other day. What caught my attention was the sound of the loud 2-stroke exhaust. I instantly recognized it and new what it was, but I was sitting there wondering how much extra attention riding one of these would draw to you. The exhaust sounded quite terrible; a guy down the street's Scion Tc with fartbox exhaust sounds better.
    #19   bennard - Posted 7:42 am PST 11/23/08 (84 Posts)
    #18, i have an electric bike. it is absolutely silent and will do 30. admittedly, the kit cost ten times this much, but it runs off the nuke plant down the street and not petroleum.

    id like to think the SILENTness will keep attention to a minimum.
    #20   fubaconat55 - Posted 8:53 am PST 11/23/08 (248 Posts)
    this is a terrible idea. not only is it noisy as all hell, you'll need a moped license in most states.
     
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