No crazier than all the people who do 212s. Weight will be similar since while it is ~10lbs heavier, it has a built in trans so you aren't adding a big clutch, jackshaft, plate, etc. Also power and TQ is similar but will come on later than the 4strokes nearly instant grunt so should be easier on parts.
That being said, do NOT run it on a stock roller. Gusset the seat post, reinforce the area where you mount it, and get quality wheels. At minimum the 10 or 11ga Workmans industrial bicycle wheels with the big drum hubs, but preferably ghettobike billet hubs laces with 10ga spokes to a double walled steel rim or even better just get 17-18" moped wheels so you can also run a DOT tire. 12ga bicycle crap isn't gonna cut it reliably anymore at the weight and power this will end up at.