Heres a video of some drifting.

I recently got into a crash while traveling on the bike. While heading downhill my whole pedal system fell off and I was forced to ditch in a yard. What I didnt relize was that I was still going to fast and I hit a wall which broke the seat and poped my back tire. Luckly I only recieved minor inguries.

This is an image of my bike although this image is a little old this is still the basic frame I'm riding. The only noticeable part that's missing is the speedometer. If you like the quality of work I got the bike from Happy Time Cycles out of Rhode Island. I liked the work becuase it was cheap and of good quality. After everything was said and done I spent around $400. This was a modest price for a good motorized bike.

If anyone reading this blog has any questions about how to fix their motorized bike feel free to e-mail me. Also, if you have any interesting articles or problems with police relating to motorized bikes send me those as well. I'm also open to anyone sending me request for pictures or videos. I will try to respond as quickly as possible.

Here is a video of my motorized bike.

I would like to start my first blog with a hello to all those reading. This will be an introduction into the world of motorized bikes. Motorized bikes have a long history going back to the Whizzers of the 1940's. Why I'm writing this however, to describe my own motorized bike and its benefits. My motorized bike is a 50cc beast. It's a beach cruiser with the engine attached. I enjoy this strange devise because of the great MPG. On one gallon I have a range of 150 miles. I hope to soon to be posting videos and pictures for you to view in the mean time view my youtube account at www.youtube.com/thebigsp1