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I've got several projects going right now, my favorite of these is my beloved fatbike who I've put together several good ideation so back and forth do I take it e bike or gas until finally while in Home Depot I saw the solution on sale in the form of a cheap poulan chainsaw 42 cc. $139 a bargain and turns out a perfect fit. Next is replace the crankset with a dual freewheel
 
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I've got several projects going right now, my favorite of these is my beloved fatbike who I've put together several good ideation so back and forth do I take it e bike or gas until finally while in Home Depot I saw the solution on sale in the form of a cheap poulan chainsaw 42 cc. $139 a bargain and turns out a perfect fit.
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Motor should be fine but I'd go with a clutch assembly. No way I'd go direct drive on the crank even with a freewheel.

Guitarl.

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Motor should be fine but I'd go with a clutch assembly. No way I'd go direct drive on the crank even with a freewheel.

Guitarl.

sent from a banana phone...
You can use a freewheel crank, which I think is what is planned...
 
Motor should be fine but I'd go with a clutch assembly. No way I'd go direct drive on the crank even with a freewheel.

Guitarl.

sent from a banana phone...
Just thought I would mention that the chainsaw motor does have a centrifugal clutch.
The first motorized bike I rode had a McCullough
chainsaw motor on it with a crank sprocket mounted/welded to the rear hub...scary fast, bad brakes and loud as heck....."Oh to be young and bold again" !
Mark
 
Thea's I'm trying to engineer my freewheeling dual sprocket crank to fit this weird ... bottom bracket on the beast
 

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