tja108 (User)
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| MPH 2008/10/12 01:11 |
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Hey folks, 80cc, 44 tooth, 200#, flat surface, how fast? Same thing, 48cc Thanks Tim
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| Re:MPH 2008/10/14 07:49 |
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48cc here my max is about 37mph. i have the dresser black, no need to go faster. hope that helps
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| Re:MPH 2008/10/15 05:15 |
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I get a GPS number of 28.8 with one, 37.5 with another. Both are 44T stock everything.
Your results may vary.
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| Re:MPH 2008/10/15 06:53 |
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Thanks to MangoMike and Bikeguy Joe. Interesting results and would welcome more. Mine is stock too. On a true flat, my bike maxes out at about 29mph according to my wireless Strada. I'm quite pleased with that, but wondered if I might coax more by replacing gaskets, new/better air filter and/or whatever tuneup I might be able to do. 37 on a flat I am positively unable to achieve at this point. I'm not trying to be any kind of speed demon...LOL.. but would like to know that I could get more if I wanted. Anyone?? Thanks, Tim the Maineiac
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Bikeguy Joe (Moderator)
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| Re:MPH 2008/10/15 20:09 |
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Make sure you have the best carb mix, a new plug (NGK B5HS)and wire (7mm) will go a long way toward smoothing them out and giving easier starting and top speed.
A 40T sprocket, removing or opening up your baffle will gain you a few extra each...after the warranty period of course.
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| Re:MPH 2008/10/31 06:01 |
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WOW, you guys are going that fast on a 48cc motor....I have an 80 cc on a Mountain bike TREK,hopped up exhaust, carb. tuned....needle geight just right...Only getting about 29mph or so...Wassupp.... Paul....
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/12 08:12 |
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I have a 80cc motor with a 36T sprocket. She's all broken in and then some. On a flat surface gets to about 32-33mph and feels like it's gonna fall apart. I rarely take her over 28, but when you're in traffic and gotta speed it up some you'll take what you can get. I think I'll get that new plug&wire tomorrow...
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tja108 (User)
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/12 08:55 |
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Hey, glad to see this string still alive....44 tooth here, 80cc, 200# and max out at about 30mph on a flat surface...and yeah she's screamin. Am going to replace gaskets and torq the head with a torq wrench this winter, replace the plug wire with a new one and whatever anyone else has for suggestions to get a little more out of this baby. Havin a whole lot of fun and getting a lot of "WTF was that" looks with my Spooky, even from the cops. Keep on keepin on Tim the Maineiac
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Bikeguy Joe (Moderator)
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/13 09:08 |
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Most seem to run in the 30 mph tops range. Once in awhile you'll get a smoother one that will rev a little higher, but generally, that's it.
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/14 08:49 |
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I just matched up my gasket to the intaske tube and kinda ported in the best I could, smoothed it out and opened it up some...I drilled the jet 2 drill sizes bigger...Made a big difference,more torque...I need a smaller back sprocket big time....Max`s out a 32 mph before it`s sceeming it`s head off, but has more throttle too.... Paul..... 80cc motor....
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/14 18:18 |
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A 40T is the shizzy.
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/15 04:34 |
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Is that the shizzy Joe?????lol....Does this site sell them at 40 teeth....Or does anyone have a used one....I think that would be the ticket....It tops out way to soon....Not trying to be a speed demon,just wanna get her right....a 35mph would be great as long as she isn`t screaming like crazy.....It`s fine at 25 to 28 or so,nice and smooth....thanks joe Paul....
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/18 03:01 |
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I am almost positive they are for sale from Spookytoothcycles.com
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/18 22:45 |
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Bikeguy Joe wrote: I am almost positive they are for sale from Spookytoothcycles.com I coulodn`t find a 40 toother there....If you find one , please let me know....I might have missed it, Thanks alot....
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/20 04:58 |
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R U guys the same ones on the motorbicycling forum??? If so why are you asking questions you already know the answers to?.... Tuned pipe,Portmatch gaskets,7mm wire & better plug,& connector. 40 to 44 tooth sprocket, port out the intake as much as possible and get a larger carb with adjustable mixture screws9air&fuel) a hypo filter...and synthectic oil..easy 40mph.on a 70cc... 80's don't exist.
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/20 21:39 |
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Just wanna see what others are doing....If I`m one of the motorcycle guys....
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tja108 (User)
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/21 05:52 |
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Chill or step away from the keyboard. all insights appreciated.
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/21 08:56 |
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tja108 wrote: Chill or step away from the keyboard. all insights appreciated. COOL here.... I just took off my mountain bike tires and put on some smooth street tires and picked a little more MPH and ALOT smoother ride...Plus the weather here in Fl. has got cooler and mine is alot more responsive....I just need a 40 toother in the back....Anyone with some insight???? P....
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Bikeguy Joe (Moderator)
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| Re:MPH 2008/11/22 18:04 |
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JoeJ wrote:R U guys the same ones on the motorbicycling forum??? If so why are you asking questions you already know the answers to?.... Tuned pipe,Portmatch gaskets,7mm wire & better plug,& connector. 40 to 44 tooth sprocket, port out the intake as much as possible and get a larger carb with adjustable mixture screws9air&fuel) a hypo filter...and synthectic oil..easy 40mph.on a 70cc... 80's don't exist.whatchootalkinboutwillis? Yeah, I am a mod at motorbicycling.com but I am not ASKING the questions..... Anyhow, not that you've answered all the questions of the universe, you may go away.
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