with that design, when i run out of gas im screwed. thats why i chose a bikelukemc wrote:i recomend building one from scratch or at least from a frame that is ment to cary a engine mounting a big enough one on a bike would be very trickymopherman wrote:what would you reccomend?
if you can weld make one if you cant find someone who can and design it all out with some where to put a good size lawn mower engine
something like this
chainsaw bike...
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The pluses off this project for me:
if it works i may be able to ride it.
i will learn soemthing new.
The minuses:
I'd be to afraid of chain sawing my head of to ride.
his parents wouldin't let him do this.
if it works i may be able to ride it.
i will learn soemthing new.
The minuses:
I'd be to afraid of chain sawing my head of to ride.
his parents wouldin't let him do this.
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chain gaurd IS a major duh isn't it? :violent2:
I'd go with the lawn mower.
chain gaurd IS a major duh isn't it? :violent2:
I'd go with the lawn mower.
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well you take the gov linkage off and then attach a cable to the throttle butterfly in the carb
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Well first off I had the same idea but I never completed it because of lack of money and materials. But there is no reason why it wouldn't work. A chainsaw has plenty of torque to spin a bike tire and theres not really that much that you could mess up on that would put you in danger. You would probably need a welder to atleast weld a bracket for the chainsaw. But I would defenitly try and use the chain that the bike came with. All you really have to do is attach it add a centrifigul clutch and just put a throttle cable on. You could just use the front brake handle as the throttle handle since you wouldn't be using the front brake anyways. And I would not use a lawnmower engine because they are heavy and almost all of them are horizontal shaft engines.
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My dad could weld that for you.
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I saw this thing on instructables about some people who used a pneumatic hand drill and an old propane tank filled with compressed air and they geared it up to a bike and it worked. I reckon if you had a better drill (maybe even a steam engine) and a larger tank (say a dive tank) you could make it have quite reasonable range. you can look it up on instructables for the full details.
I just thought that might interest some people because its kind of related.
I just thought that might interest some people because its kind of related.
Airbeds... so many different uses
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