Is it possible to mount a ATV Engine motor onto a bicycle?

Sure you can — if you know how to design and implement what you are proposing. One thing you might want to think about is that once you add a motor to it, your 'bicycle' becomes reclassified as a 'moped', or a 'motor-driven cycle'. read more

Sure you can — if you know how to design and implement what you are proposing. One thing you might want to think about is that once you add a motor to it, your ‘bicycle’ becomes reclassified as a ‘moped’, or a ‘motor-driven cycle’. read more

New motor bikers are advised to use a steel beach cruiser or steel mountain bikes work well when the top tube is parallel with the ground, or doesn't slope much. Aluminum frame tubing has a larger diameter, requiring the use of a a special mount or muffler clamp. Stretch or Limo frames usually require fabricated motor mounts or an engine mount plate. read more

Ideally, adding a motor should not change the bike's character or basic ride and handling. A top-quality engine with mounting kit goes for about $500 to $600. Engines ranging in size from just under 25cc to 49cc are made by Honda, Mitsubishi, Tecumseh and Komatsu Zenoah, among others. Drive systems vary from friction drive to chain and belt drives. read more