Does anyone use the stock Motovox engine?
I didn't have any after shots. I rode it yesterday for the first time. Its geared for about 18 mph. Pretty scary on the dirt road I live on. I had to find a way to gear it down and also get the chain to the right side of the rear wheel. So I used a Baja Warrior jackshaft mount and used a longer shaft in it. Well, the torque for all the gear reduction twisted the jackshaft mount so I need a third bearing mount or back to the drawing board.
Cool rmm!, I keep joking with my kid that I'm going to put bigger wheels and an engine on his razor. Wouldn't mind seeing the progress on this.
Motovox has a valid point, for the younger age group (despite the 16yo age rider stickers) they do fine. Forget about grass or hills, but smooth pavement and you can have a lot of fun. They sport an aggressive stance like they were meant for offroad with the stock tires but even my 70# son has a tough time getting it moving in the backyards. I still have never been able to get any of my bikes to pass 30mph, not sure what i'm doing wrong.
Motovox has a valid point, for the younger age group (despite the 16yo age rider stickers) they do fine. Forget about grass or hills, but smooth pavement and you can have a lot of fun. They sport an aggressive stance like they were meant for offroad with the stock tires but even my 70# son has a tough time getting it moving in the backyards. I still have never been able to get any of my bikes to pass 30mph, not sure what i'm doing wrong.
firemarshal71... Agree about the grass and hills. I went out tonight with a friend on pavement and squeaked out just over 39 MPH at 5500 RPM overiding the governor . That little stock engine was screaming.
We are going to be putting our Predator 212's on this weekend, see what happens.
Motovox, can u give us some hints as to what to expect engine wise? :deal:
We are going to be putting our Predator 212's on this weekend, see what happens.
Motovox, can u give us some hints as to what to expect engine wise? :deal:
