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As the prices for gas continue to increase, more and more people are looking for ways they can have a cheaper transportation option. Among these options include car pooling, commuting, taking the train or bus, walking and gas powered bikes. However, if you would like to save more money since you are only going to a place which is accessible within 5 miles, the gas bikes are recommended for you.One of these bike models is the RevoPower Wheel. It is a recently patented technology which combines the front wheel of a bike and a 25cc two stroke gears and engine that are powered by gas. This new technology can be installed on any old or new bicycle you have with no more than just 15 minutes. In addition, it can reach more than 200 miles per gallon using a top speed of 20 mph.The RevoPower Wheel works with its small motor that is able to turn up to 7,500 rpm and then drives a distinctive gear train that causes this wheel to turn around on a fixed axle. The reduction gearing of its hub is able to produce an appropriate mix of speed and torque to its wheel. Once you have this wheel, you can choose to ride your bike normally when the motor of the engine has been turned off. You can also manually operate the bike when it is traveling faster than its engine speed. The only time the motor engages is when the bike’s speed becomes slower than the traveling engine. At any time, you can have the option to use the bike manually or motorized.This RevoPower Wheel makes use of a combination of both oil and gasoline which is petrol. In order to start this engine, you have to start pedaling and then you can go to your destination already. In addition, you have the option to pedal the bike once the motor has been turned off. The wheel has been pre-assembled in a 26 inch rim and tire which consists of one tank fuel that suits the standard cage for water bottles, a water bottle cage which you can use as the fuel’s bottle, a throttle control which clips to its handlebars, and lastly, it comes with the needed tools and cables for installing it to an ordinary bike so that it transforms into gas powered bikes. But as always, you have the choice to operate the bike manually or with the motor.
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Source by Walter Sigmore