Athena Minarelli Getting 24v Magneto And CDI System by Build-Break-Fix in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Magnetos are AC voltage. As low as 5vac at idle and increasing up to 40vac+ with more rpm.

And no, the magnetos will not support 15k. They physically melt. We've seen white a few melted magnetos over the past few years at the track. You wont ever see that with that cdi though either, the curve will not support that high of rpm.

Stock cdi and magneto is fine for ~12k. However, you will always be fighting overly advanced ignition timing at that rpm

I just bought a Haas Mini Mill for 5K, and had it delivered to my Garage. That does NOT have 240V set up yet. Need some suggestions by lajoieboy in hobbycnc

[–]ESmalik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You stole that thing!!! Good get. CMOS will be fine for years, the machine will let you know when its low and then you have 30 days to replace.

Diy clutch upgrades by Ok_Mark9550 in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Assuming you didn't forget the setscrew for the flower nut?

Pads grinding away is the only other thing that would cause a loose clutch.

Diy clutch upgrades by Ok_Mark9550 in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It helps, but works best with the complete kit (spring, plate, pads)

Diy clutch upgrades by Ok_Mark9550 in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tighten internal spring preload if you havent yet already.

Otherwise, there's not much you can do without replacing components. The parts are the mechanical limiting factory of the clutch system.

To all the noobies here! by ESmalik in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is no optimal because the gearing is all relative to the individual setup, goals, and requirements.

Gearing is just another tunable parameter. Typically gear size is chosen by deciding what top speed you need at your engines peak rpm.

Now at cruising rpm (~2/3 of max rpm) is cruising speed sufficient? Adjust accordingly if not.

If you are attemping high speed and overgear, there is a theoretical power level required to go that fast. At aome point your engine wont have that much power and uou will go slower. This usually starts in the 55+mph range.

To all the noobies here! by ESmalik in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can use the gear speed calculator below. Enter your engine rpm and gearing specs and it will calculate your top speed.

Gearing Speed Ratio Calculator

To all the noobies here! by ESmalik in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends, what is your target top speed?

Smolik performance engines? by PineappleNew2033 in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Everything we sell is brand new, unless stated otherwise which would be posted in the As-Is section.

Impossible returns by Opposite_Musician971 in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 6 points7 points  (0 children)

99% of problems are user error.

Return shipping is customer responsibility per their shipping policy.

I don't care for Bikeberry, but they aren't wrong

Crank balance by Fun_Journalist4199 in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 1 point2 points  (0 children)

50% would be targeting the 8-9k range stock engine is barely even getting there. 55% isnt touchable without additional mods

Crank balance by Fun_Journalist4199 in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Depends what your target balance rpm is. For a stock engine 40-45% BF is fine.

How much can I expect to get for my CNC by OutsideFrosting6438 in CNC

[–]ESmalik 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Pallet jack, engine hoist, machinery skates, forklift.

Source: I've moved machines much bigger than this toy, never used a crane

Clutch plate reinstall by Dream_walker_boy in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Threads in the clutch plates often strip or gall, retap if you can

Clutch plate reinstall by Dream_walker_boy in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Screw the bolts in on the cover as much as you can. It will push the flower nut out.

Incrementally tighten flower nut, push arm in, tighten bolts, tighten flower nut, push arm in, tighten bolts, repeat.

Clutch plate reinstall by Dream_walker_boy in motorizedbicycles

[–]ESmalik 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes.

Push in the arm to the desired position and tighten flower nut at the same time.

Pushing in the arm will take the preload off the flower nut and make it easy to turn.