Honda Vs Subaru Robin Vs Mitsubishi

[Russel]

thanks for your opinions. How many kilometros they make these engines for deposit? They can make a trip of 20km without stopping?

thanks

 

[SirJakesus]

I'm sure any one of them can make a 20km trip without stopping. Mine goes 30miles on a single stock tank of gas. Not too bad for 22oz of gas eh?

 

[Russel]

Hello friends.
Already I lost many hours to search and I think that already I found a good engine for me.

I decided to opt to Chain Drive

I have in mind two engines:

HONDA GXH50

http://www.staton-inc.com/image_thumbnailer.asp?path=d:\inetpub\staton-inc\images\gxh504073.jpg&width=800



Subaru Robin EHO35

http://www.staton-inc.com/images/Montague%20Final%20005.jpg

I want to know yours final opinion.

They say the advantages and disadvantages.

Advance to only buy after five commentaries.

Thanks

 

[Accender]

Subaru Robin EHO35

In my opinion. Gota love that steel sleve cylinder!
Pluse the pressure fed lubrication system / for the win!

A

 

[stringer]

can any1 explain the significance of a cast iron cylinder sleeve vs aluminum?

which engine, if any, is more powerful (EHO35 & GX35)? which one lasts longer?

 

[alex]

But, of course, a honda is a honda. And other people will agree with me that there is nothing worse than an unreliable engine. It ruins the fun of having a mb. And also, if anything goes wrong, honda has a pretty good parts service, I don't know about subaru, though.

 

[graucho]

Hi Russel...
I dont own a honda, but I do have a little vid on youtube if you want to see my Subaru Robin EHO35's running and driving. One is a friction drive from Staton, One is a belt drive from GEBE. Between the two, I have 900 trouble free miles on the Subaru Robin EHO35. I cant compare with the Honda, buy I hope this helps a little. graucho

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UZT91Dma-E

 

[Mountainman]

Must say -- I have - when riding motor bikes from Japan always preferred Honda -- but that was in the old days when I didn't know about Subaru -- Subaru bikes were not imported then -- I did just receive today my Subaru 35cc -- taken a few test rides -- I know that doesn't prove much -- but -- it seems to BE NICE RIDING !! Looking forward to tomorrow for a real long test -- Subaru a part of Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. built airplanes durning the war -- nice planes -- when I owned a bicycle shop -- years back -- we sold Fuji racing bicycles -- they were built very good... As far as the steel cylinder -- should last a lot longer -- hold up better to extrem heat.. Happy Riding from Mountainman

 

[Alaskavan]

If you score the cylinder wall in an aluminum head, you buy another head. With a steel sleeve, you may be able to polish/replace the sleeve.

 

[lennyharp]

I have about 800 miles in a month on the R Subaru EHO35. It is my first motor and I bought it on recommendation of durability. Today I went to a go kart store to see what they recommended and it was Robin Subaru. I have been debating on another motor for a second bike and I am now sold on this being the best choice for durable but maybe not speed. I think I am fine with this for my only power source at this time.