Razor scooter plus chainsaw engine

Posted: March 17th, 2011 | Author: admin | Filed under: Other Electric Scooter Info | Tags: , , , , | 16 Comments »


Old video of me driving a chainsaw engine powered Razor scooter I made in high school. No brakes just a giant McCulloch MAC 10 chainsaw engine bolted to the back. Top speed on flat ground is roughly 20-25 mph depending on who is driving it. here are a few pics of it. mywebpage.netscape.com mywebpage.netscape.com mywebpage.netscape.com

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16 Comments on “Razor scooter plus chainsaw engine”

  1. 1 chunkmanshaun said at 9:04 am on March 17th, 2011:

    recording with a calcutlator???!!!

  2. 2 evansut7 said at 9:58 am on March 17th, 2011:

    @stevensj13 There was no chain. The clutch sat right on the top of the wheel and just used friction to get the wheel moving. There were a couple major problems with this design though. 1) the clutch gets very hot and would destroy wheels quickly. 2) When the wheel would wear down you would have to adjust the position of the motor to keep enough preload on the top of the wheel to create enough friction to move, otherwise it would slip and wear the wheel out even faster.

  3. 3 stevensj13 said at 10:05 am on March 17th, 2011:

    How did you do this? I mean, I am trying to do the same thing, how did you attach the chainsaw clutch to the chain for the wheel?

  4. 4 davison1021 said at 10:26 am on March 17th, 2011:

    wow shitty sound m8

  5. 5 superdavidbitch said at 11:26 am on March 17th, 2011:

    can u show me how to put one on a push scooter make a tutorial

  6. 6 evansut7 said at 11:29 am on March 17th, 2011:

    i dont think that website works anymore that I had them on. the crankcase cracked on the engine so it wont stay attached to the frame anymore. it couldnt handle the vibration even though I had rubber mounts on it.

    and 25 mph on that scooter felt like 100 haha. it was extremely unstable.

  7. 7 pancake954 said at 11:56 am on March 17th, 2011:

    yah i tryed to see the picks but there where on that page?

  8. 8 pancake954 said at 12:20 pm on March 17th, 2011:

    yo i wat one r u selling it ??!!

  9. 9 evaant14 said at 12:38 pm on March 17th, 2011:

    wooooooooooooooooooow that shit is fuking great how did u do it 25 mph on a scooter feels like 30mph

  10. 10 lukeyowens said at 1:27 pm on March 17th, 2011:

    omg i luv these little scooters i made one from an old strimmer engine. just 25cc though. so it struggles up hills

  11. 11 fingalickenchicken said at 2:22 pm on March 17th, 2011:

    Nice! You should check out my chainsaw powered creation :)

  12. 12 evansut7 said at 3:12 pm on March 17th, 2011:

    20-25 mph. downhill ive prolly had it going 30+ but it gets very unstable and has no brakes.

  13. 13 9164697 said at 3:26 pm on March 17th, 2011:

    how fast does it go

  14. 14 GSRGOPEDRIDER247 said at 3:41 pm on March 17th, 2011:

    wow, that’s cool

  15. 15 evansut7 said at 4:16 pm on March 17th, 2011:

    i put links to pics in the description. for some reason it wasnt letting me put them in the comments.

  16. 16 GSRGOPEDRIDER247 said at 4:23 pm on March 17th, 2011:

    get a close up of it

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