Cheapest way to make a 50cc moped go 60 mph?
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Yasuni exhaust, derestrict, retune. That'll get you to 80km/h.
Any further than that you'll be looking at replacing the cylinder for something like a mhr replica. If you aren't stuck to 50cc get an 80 in there. Can all be done for relatively cheap.
Christ it's like i'm 16 again.
throw it off a cliff.
lose weight
Yah, failed the licence for the 125 for the second time, so now i cant retry till after winter. Also, im not familiar with english motorcycle lingo, by derestrict you mean remove the blocker thing in the exhaust, right?
Among other things. Like a copper plate in the carb if I recall correctly. Not sure.
This shit was 10 years ago for me.
A E R O
Kinda related, I'm too much of a poorfag to buy a car and I could tune my old moped but would it be a smart idea to use one to commute ~10 miles to college everyday, on a highway, without a license? I live in Georgia if that helps with any regulatory rules
>on a highway
Hopefully not the freeway. There's usually rules against driving underpowered/slow vehicles on them.
No it's not a freeway
Even if you manage to go 60mph, chances are there's also a law about being restricted to a certain horsepower -- that's how it is in Florida iirc, but everywhere is different and you should check your local laws (ideally with a lawyer) -- of course cops might not care, but if you're breaking the law you might want to consider something bigger/faster from the get-go depending on the consequences (or risks).
>Georgia
>highway
>logging trucks doing 70 mph in a 55 zone
Oh yeah, its extremely illegal.
Yep, rather just go full squid and get something that you can full throttle and get away. In some places they won't even chase you, because it's too dangerous.
Gears
Drop it from a crane?
Put in back of pick up truck.
116 octane gas
nah, theres no cheap way to doing this mate, only option i can think of is drop a 125cc engine into it and hope you dont get pulled over.
i've spent around £1200 upgrading my 125 to 166, reporting from 3 to 5 ports,lightened crank and flywheel, better carb , race exhaust, performance clutch, better reed valves, upgraded ignition pack, stage 4 tuning. but now it puts out 19.8bhp as opposed to standard 11.5, weighing in at 75 kilos thats plenty of power, especially on drum brakes and 10 inch wheels.
when i first put the engine back in, none of the control cables are attached hence no throttle control. got a week off work the week after next so hopefully it'll be complete and on the road before Halloween.
Assuming you're in Europe on a restricted license, know that the restriction also applies to power output, not just displacement. Then again I've never heard of cops putting your bike on a dyno, nor will they be able to tell the difference between 3 and 15 hp with their eyes.
However you should not that dropping money on upgrading small cc bikes is not worth it. Why not save your 2-3 grand and spend it on a bigger bike that can smoke a fully tuned 50-125cc, stock, when you're able.
However if you still want to go for it you have to go for mechanical wizardry likeHowever, the motor being a 2 stroke, I would imagine there's lots of room for improvement from just the typical, filter, exhaust and ecu reprogramming. Basically a good tune.
With a 50cc two stroke you should be able to hit at least 15hp. I met a guy who had an Aprilia RS50 two stroke and his made 14bhp with little modification. If you can get that power output and not hit 60 then it's a gearing problem and that's much more expensive to fix and not worth it.
So my suggestion is, take it to a good tuner so long as it's not too expensive. However if you're going to be stuck with it for the full two years then maybe it's worth spending some money on it because you'll get sick of the low power really quick.
60 is barely safe for a 45 mph zone in ga.
Gwinnett fag here.
Fuck I came here to post this.
Also you can probably up the displacement to 80 which is pretty standard for 50cc motors