Hi everyone from illinois

[BlindAngel]

Hi everybody just joined up I'm from illiniois half way between springfield il and stlouis mo. Been riding a motorized bicycle for about four years now.

 

[Chainlube]

Hi everybody just joined up I'm from illiniois half way between springfield il and stlouis mo. Been riding a motorized bicycle for about four years now.

Welcome aboard, you'll find lots of useful info and nice people here.

 

[Deleted Member 4613]

I'm from Illinois and just moved to Indiana. Couldn't
take Illinois anymore. It's turning into California.
Indiana is a dream compared to Illinois.

 

[Wrench]

Hi everybody just joined up I'm from illiniois half way between springfield il and stlouis mo. Been riding a motorized bicycle for about four years now.

Welcome, Do ya mind showing us a pic. of your Ride

 

[BlindAngel]

It's kinda dirty at the moment from riding in this nasty weather but here's a couple of pictures.

 

[Deleted Member 4613]

Nice, too bad it's a 2 stroke.

 

[BlindAngel]

Nice, too bad it's a 2 stroke.

I've considered switching to a 4stroke but right now it's running great, I might switch the next time it needs rebuilt.

 

[RB55]

Nice, too bad it's a 2 stroke.

What's wrong with 2 strokes? Yes they require an oil/gas mix, have dirtier exhaust fumes, less fuel economy, are louder, and vibrate more but are superior to 4 stroke engines for many applications (cheaper, easier to modify/tune, much lighter and smaller, simpler, easier to fix, rev higher, produce more HP, and don't have a governor).

 

[Deleted Member 4613]

I want to avoid too much noise and mixing oil in the
gas but I hear the YD 100 is a good 2 stroke. Overall,
the 4 stroke is a nicer solution. If I want more 4 stroke
power, I would consider the Predator 79cc from
Harbor Freight.

 

[BlindAngel]

I'm actually running a poo poo exhaust and mine is quieter than the 4stroke motors I've seen.