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From: Bob on 5 Aug 2009 06:57
On Tue, 04 Aug 2009 17:32:10 -0700, SoCalMike
<mikein562athotmail(a)hotmail.com> wrote:

|>> I can surmise that the sale of a "scooter" (Single Cylinder 4
|>> stroke) engine for running generators, pumps, and whatever, is the backbone
|>> of the ongoing M/Cycle/Scooter technology. Ppl wanted a simple engine
|>> without the tranny to run various other applications.
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|>youre thinking of a lawnmower or rototiller engine, like the horizontal
|>briggs or tecumseh engines. they were used in minibikes and go-carts,
|>but not very (if at all) popular in "Scooters"

I seen briggs&straton used on a lot of very small chinese scoots,
especially those inbox fancy looking harley/chopper replicas.

Well that too, but a lot of generators need more power,...on the
other hand, I've seen a lot of CH250 elite scooters used on an anchored
platform to uproot trees and stumps to clear land...

They were used for a lot of other torquing things, like hauling
slaughter house carcasses, bulls, cows, horses, 20hp is a lot if U use it
right,.....but I think a scooter is the best application..

Yamaha Majesty400
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