4 stroke 50cc?

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lukerogers94

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im building a mini chopper, and im looking at buying a 4 stroke 50cc would this be enough to push me around at say 40km/h?
 

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some of these two stroke 49cc's run pretty fast. with a four stroke seems more readily done. with the added torque, you could run smaller wheel sprocket and still have a decent acceleration. right?
all these older mopeds and small motos run i would say a good 30. depending on his engines tune package.
 

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49cc 2 stroke would do it.

If it doesn't, add on a CNC lightened and balanced flywheel, rockit 10 degrees advanced timing key, full circle crankshaft, Black Widow 3 stage reeds, big bore kit, port and polished cylinder, NGK spark plug, 2 shoe adjustable racing clutch...

Yeah.
 

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that's alot of stuff for 30mph. shoudn't you get like a hundred out of that? ballpark, idk.
 

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true displacement is the easy way for power, aprilia makes a 50cc that does 70, granted with a six speed tranny
 

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i've had a few 80cc dirtbikes, with four and five speed gearboxes, they topped at 45/48mph and they were about 3/4 life. if thinking bike engine, yamaha's yz85, will come up in all six gears, and top 75mph with a 145lb rider. next would be the kx80 expert.
 

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why 4 stroke?
not really by choice but it was what i could find, but anyway wouldnt a four stroke sound better on a chopper. anyway i did some more searching and i might be able to get a 5 horsepower or an 80 cc they would push it around much better.
 
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