Building a motorized lowrider bike

[Crow]

Yeah I've been gathering parts for a motorized lowrider and the parts so far include an offset intake manifold, 32 tooth rear spocket, speed carburetor and a few more things. The engine I bought for it is the bbr tuning v1 80/100cc motor kit. I'm trying to use it on a Micargi Lowrider F4 and I'm having trouble trying to mount the motor any suggestions?

 

[Johnny_]

trying to mount the motor any suggestions?

Yeah. Find a different bike lol. Looks... just a touch... small.

 

[DAMIEN1307]

Yeah. Find a different bike lol. Looks... just a touch... small.

Plus he will never be able to mount the rag joint for the rear sprocket on those kind of spokes.

 

[Crow]

Lol I read that at the moment I can't. I've seen others with the same bike using motors on them and I've got a 36 spoke rear wheel for it

 

[Gordy]

The BT engines are absolutely massive. The BT80 jug is bigger than the Phantom 85 and even the avenger 85. That engine is not gonna work.

 

[Gordy]

Plus he will never be able to mount the rag joint for the rear sprocket on those kind of spokes.

That's a good observation. I didn't even notice that

 

[Johnny_]

Some entertainment for while we're scratching our heads...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsrqKE1iqqo

 

[Gordy]

Lol I read that at the moment I can't. I've seen others with the same bike using motors on them and I've got a 36 spoke rear wheel for it

Yeah, you need alot less spokes. Or even better disc brake hub. But there is no way you'll get a carburetor to run properly on that bike without alot of modification. And that's if the modification works.

 

[Johnny_]

Yeah, you need alot less spokes. Or even better disc brake hub. But there is no way you'll get a carburetor to run properly on that bike without alot of modification. And that's if the modification works.

If he does get it to work though... that would be pretty awesome.

 

[Crow]

I have an offset intake manifold for the carburetor oh this is what I've read,