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EPA Certified Motorized Bicycle 80cc Kit $126 at HandHelditems.com
HandHelditems.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
fullseptic - Posted 6:29 pm PST 12/11/08 (84 Posts)
This works great in Maine from December to mid-March, especially with the fuel efficient tire tread and sleak basket design to help you fly over the frost heaves with less wind drag.
#2
unome - Posted 7:03 pm PST 12/11/08 (232 Posts)
So what kind of an incline can you climb with one of these?
#3
dr_toddsucks - Posted 7:07 pm PST 12/11/08 (777 Posts)
Oink
#4
fullseptic - Posted 7:31 pm PST 12/11/08 (84 Posts)
They're toothless by design; its to keep the bugs out of their teeth when riding these.
#5
atau007 - Posted 7:41 pm PST 12/11/08 (115 Posts)
i like mine. but it takes a long time to set up for sure 3 hours at least and some drilling
#6
willyrick - Posted 8:59 pm PST 12/11/08 (19 Posts)
EPA certified = BACON' LIE !!!!!
#7
dave_c - Posted 9:14 pm PST 12/11/08 (7434 Posts)
EPA = Eliminate Pedaling Assoc.
#8
RKLE - Posted 9:32 pm PST 12/11/08 (6108 Posts)
Toddsucks,
go away, nobody likes you around here with your foul mouth and rude behavior.
go away, nobody likes you around here with your foul mouth and rude behavior.
#9
nightowl - Posted 10:27 pm PST 12/11/08 (602 Posts)
#8, please do not feed the trolls. Just ignore them and let them die of loneliness.
#10
JeepingG - Posted 12:10 am PST 12/12/08 (180 Posts)
Be warned that a motorized two-wheeled conveyance that travels faster than 25mph is a motorcycle, and as such will require a motorcycle license and a helmet.
#11
noneyet99 - Posted 3:38 am PST 12/12/08 (157 Posts)
80cc I think is too large for a typical bicycle frame, you'll go faster than is at all safe.
And the one in he video on that site was LOUD. Too loud.
I like the idea though.
And the one in he video on that site was LOUD. Too loud.
I like the idea though.
#12
Sensuous - Posted 4:50 am PST 12/12/08 (217 Posts)
Looks like one more nuisance for drivers to contend with.
#13
Juju2 - Posted 5:59 am PST 12/12/08 (213 Posts)
Agreed with #11. You probably don't want bicycles going 40 mph, or maybe even 25. But I have seen some motorized bicycles around my town and envied them a bit.
#14
pablo4 - Posted 7:48 am PST 12/12/08 (33 Posts)
this would work great if you're commute is fairly short.
gas savings would be huge
gas savings would be huge
#15
P5-133XL - Posted 8:36 am PST 12/12/08 (241 Posts)
All the benefits of a cheap moped and none of the benefits of a bicycle.
#16
stangage70 - Posted 1:28 pm PST 12/12/08 (37 Posts)
Why not pedal and get a work-out?
Much "cooler" than a mo-ped
Much "cooler" than a mo-ped
#17
dave_c - Posted 11:37 pm PST 12/12/08 (7434 Posts)
| Juju2 wrote: |
| Agreed with #11. You probably don't want bicycles going 40 mph, or maybe even 25. But I have seen some motorized bicycles around my town and envied them a bit. |
Any decent mountain bike can go 30 MPH without structural issues, or braking with disc brakes, easily. Beyond that, the issue is rider response to bad road conditions.
#18
JediKnight - Posted 4:47 am PST 12/13/08 (1253 Posts)
| JeepingG wrote: |
| Be warned that a motorized two-wheeled conveyance that travels faster than 25mph is a motorcycle, and as such will require a motorcycle license and a helmet. |
Helmet? You must not live in Colorado.
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