150 mpg, fits on bike rack

[bigben1]

These are cheap and great for zipping around the campsite or cruising into a nearby town. I saw an kid with one of these bike motor kits and eventually bought some from //www.clutchpoppers.com after doing some research.  They'll go 35-40 mph and get 150 miles per gallon plus you can actually fit a few on a normal bike rack which makes them perfect for hauling with a camper.  There's pics on their site //www.clutchpoppers.com  .  Here's a video of something similar on youtube.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TclGbFPjBWI

[CajunCamper]

These are cheap and great for zipping around the campsite or cruising into a nearby town. I saw an kid with one of these bike motor kits and eventually bought some from //www.clutchpoppers.com after doing some research.  They'll go 35-40 mph and get 150 miles per gallon plus you can actually fit a few on a normal bike rack which makes them perfect for hauling with a camper.  There's pics on their site //www.clutchpoppers.com  .  Here's a video of something similar on youtube.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TclGbFPjBWI

That is so cool.....I want one.

CajunCamper

[AZsix]

I have seen a few like that on the road and with the price of gas as it is that's not a bad way to go. The post however to me looks more like an advertisement than a post.

[oreo57]

I have seen a few like that on the road and with the price of gas as it is that's not a bad way to go. The post however to me looks more like an advertisement than a post.

Agree !! :yikes:

[3ontheGo]

Always suspicious when a first post contains a link and endorsement. So I'm not gonna click and encourage the behavior.

[TheViking]

Now if you could remove the engine easily and attach it to some sort of blender, you could have margarita's as well.  Or, an attachment like a chainsaw for cutting your firewood.  It would be a versatile tool for the campsite.