jamesholland
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I can't hold my breath any longer!
Whats the latest on the 50cc whizzer engine
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MotorBicycleRacing
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First post? Welcome to the forum.
There is no 50cc Whizzer engine.
They are 138cc 4 strokes.
Racie35
Member
I'm guessing you saw the whizzer engine kits online and got the wrong idea..the rest are small but not those like MBR says
MotorBicycleRacing
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More info would be helpful.
there is a scam seller that claims the 50 cc Chinese bicycle engines are Whizzers.
I forget their website so where did you see this?
Racie35
Member
No such thing
jamesholland
New Member
Has anyone asked Joe Lynn about if one could be made?
MotorBicycleRacing
Well-Known Member
We were all waiting for you to ask Joe?
The Chinese copy stuff like the Whizzer and the Russian bicycle engines but asking them to actually engineer a 50cc 4 stroke is asking a lot.
There are decent Chinese 50 cc 4 strokes like the Huasheng Honda clone available right now.
Also some even cheaper good 98cc overhead valve 4 stroke motors for $125
50cc motors for bikes is a very small market.
jamesholland
New Member
Tell about the Russian bike engines!!
MotorBicycleRacing
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bluegoatwoods
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Hello jamesholland.
I can see that you're brand new here and it also seems as if this thread is going nowhere. So I'll see if I can't give the info that, I think, you're craving.
These 'russian bike engines' are the closest thing to a 50 cc "Whizzer" that are easily available. Although the russian version isn't available as far as I know. but chinese copies are available and cheap. They are a single cylinder, 48 or 49 cc two stroke. They come with hardware and components to attach to a bicycle. This hardware is not very good and the user usually has to do some of his own engineering. But it's do-able for anyone who has, say, the skill to keep a regular bicycle in good working order. It's not all that hard. But it can be frustrating and aggravating.
They make an amazingly inexpensive and competent little vehicle. The price that must be paid is that you must be willing to tinker and get your hands dirty.
If this subject interests you, then stick around and read these threads. Just click on any headline that looks interesting and read until you're finished or lose interest. Then click on another. You'll learn a lot.
Here's a sample of this type of bike.
I can see that you're brand new here and it also seems as if this thread is going nowhere. So I'll see if I can't give the info that, I think, you're craving.
These 'russian bike engines' are the closest thing to a 50 cc "Whizzer" that are easily available. Although the russian version isn't available as far as I know. but chinese copies are available and cheap. They are a single cylinder, 48 or 49 cc two stroke. They come with hardware and components to attach to a bicycle. This hardware is not very good and the user usually has to do some of his own engineering. But it's do-able for anyone who has, say, the skill to keep a regular bicycle in good working order. It's not all that hard. But it can be frustrating and aggravating.
They make an amazingly inexpensive and competent little vehicle. The price that must be paid is that you must be willing to tinker and get your hands dirty.
If this subject interests you, then stick around and read these threads. Just click on any headline that looks interesting and read until you're finished or lose interest. Then click on another. You'll learn a lot.
Here's a sample of this type of bike.
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