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Hey Loquin! I spoke with you last week and can actually enjoy my time and talk without having to say " I can not advise on modifications " on my time off. I am exited to help you and possibly expand this hobby. As a start, check out
www.arcracing.com ... there are wonderful upgrades for the Jiangdong Honda clones that you have inquired about. I would say the biggest problem of all that will be had is the low oil shut off...When the oil sloshes to one side of the crankcase rapidly (say a sharp turn) the engine will shut off. We constantly get calls on this. Bypass the sensor and keep the oil level checked. I can get wiring schematics and more, just not while I am being recorded. **Wink** This is definately a great idea and i would love to share my theories of a inertia generated bike, based on generated power of the human muscle. Gear ratios can power a battery kinda like a water wheel , with no effort with the right gearing you can go up hill with no effort and charge the loss downhill. Lets go green all the way, no exaust! All we need is a sproket, alternator, regulator, battery and the same brake system a gas system has. We could basically use a dimmer switch ( example ) for a throttle however a potentiometer would be prefered.
To end this with my theory, if you have a bicycle with 2 wheels of course, one wheel driving by power derived from a source and the other wheel spinning at the same rpm charging @ the same amperage you are using. You have a free bicycle that rides on it's own (at no load) The only down fall I have found is the more weight on the bike the higher the loss of ampiers, therefor the charging wheel will not keep up with the load loss ultimately. For this I assume a third smaller wheel, to up the ratio, will need to be added speeding up the charging process. Sproket sizing is the miracle of this theory.
Moral...Think simple stupid!
Michael Rhembrandt