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Motoped

If you´re a petrolhead and a DIY fan, the Motoped conversion kit is the perfect project. Motoped is a fusion of a dirt bike and a mountain bike, to build it you simply need to gather an old Honda XR50/CRF50 engine and an old mountain bike that you can strip. The rest, such as frame, swing arm, jack shaft, bottom bracket, rear hub, etc… will be provided in the kit. Your end and proud result is a 4-stroke motorized bike that you can pedal or ride off-road. watch the video



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HONDA CUB ELECTRIC CONVERSION KIT - Image

HONDA CUB ELECTRIC CONVERSION KIT

The Honda Cub is one of the most produced and most iconic bikes in history, and an electric version, is a bike we all wish Honda would build. Now, thanks to this all-inclusive kit developed by Shanghai Customs, you can convert the popular bike into a 100% electric bike! The eCUB kit provides everything you need to convert a Cub from petrol to electric power in less than a day, with basic mechanical skills and hand tools. The awesome ride combines the muc...
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BMW E-SCOOTER - Image

BMW E-SCOOTER

The e-Scooter designed by BMW, stands out for its innovative design, it has no mirrors, and is equipped with two cameras by the rear lights that tell the rider about what goes on in the back, through information available on two LCD screens. The BMW e-scooter has a range of 60 miles and a performance equivalent to a convencional motor scooter of 400-500cc. The scooter can be charged in less than 3 hours through a conventional socket....
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YAMAHA XS400 | BY HOLD FAST MOTORS - Image

YAMAHA XS400 | BY HOLD FAST MOTORS

Hold Fast Motors is a small workshop run by Andrew Hull from Austin, Minessota. He has done an awesome job turning this 1979 Yamaha XS400 into a Brat/Scrambler hybrid, named "Black & Tan”. Inspired by the knobby tires and the rough look of the Triumph Steve McQueen was riding in the movie "Great Escape", Andrew´s creation went from a brat bike to this cool knobby tired scrambler. source: the bike shed...
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