Remove the governor screw. I have the Ct100u Black one. Paid $399 at Tractor Supply. My son is 9 75lbs. Moves great for him. I’m 6’1” 240lbs. It moves me Fine even up little hills.
I did. I can get it up to 31mph on flat pavement and it will climb small *paved* hills with me once it gets goin. In the grass? Forget about it, even flat ground. But that's why I also have the 200's...
I'm sure it's a blast for smaller kids. It was bought for my 80lb 9 year old, but she went and broke her arm about a week before Christmas, so she won't be able to ride it until summer probably. I got videos of the larger ones comming up which actually move with me on top of them...
She's doing alright. Tomorrow she gets to get her big rock hard and heavy cast cut off and get a more user friendly one that is half the size and weight, so that will be a burden lifted for her. Now I'm afraid she will break another bone when she get's on the minibike later this year if she crashes it. I swear I'm going to wrap her up in bubble wrap when she does ride it lol.
Did you check the brake when you first got it? I have the cc100x and it moves (I’m 220lbs) with the mods I did. All the basic stuff we all know so when I got this one I was confused as to why it was soo much slower. I did the air filter and governor mod right off the bat and it was as slow as this one appears. After some digging to see why it was soo slow come to find out the brake caliber was adjusted to tight and was basically holding it back. After I saw that I adjusted it till the rear tire spun freely and it’s as fast as my cc100x now. Soo guys check the brakes make sure it’s not holding the bike back.
I got 1 it go fast and im 110 pounds but it fun and drives good we got 1 more today and it need some fixing but there feally fun if I was you I would get one
I'm about 170 and found that if you pump the tires up a little more it makes a world of difference. I think standard is rated at like 3 or 5 psi the tires actual max psi is surprisingly high tho. The harder tires make alot less drag it helps the poor thing quite alot
Indeed that would help some- I used to keep my pedal bike tires pumped all the way up when I was a kid because it was easier to pedal. But since the tires are effectively the suspension on this thing, it would be pretty bouncy off pavement unless you have a really smooth yard. But really at 170lbs, you are definately big enough to step up to the 200's with twice the power and then it wouldn't be an issue...
@Mario - The only thing you would be able to do is ride it on flat paved surfaces, and it would take forever to get up to speed and you would probably burn up the clutch regularly and strain the engine. I'm the same weight, so I'm speaking from experience. Literally completely flat paved surfaces only- it won't even move with me on it in the grass. You need the bigger one, and even those won't go up a steep hill with us on them...
Hi Brandon. I just wanted to let you know I deleted your other comments in the interest of privacy. I occasionally state in videos and comments that I am in fact in Ohio, but the furthest I ever go in describing my location is by saying "southeastern ohio." I'm always excited to have people from my own state watching and subscribed, and I do find it kinda cool that someone familiar with some of the areas I record in watches. I have had several people that watch my gun videos for example, recognize the range I sometimes shoot at, because they have been there before too. It's awesome to connect with local people and I'm glad to have you as a subscriber. I only ask that you respect my privacy and don't include anything in comments that could aid anyone in finding my general whereabouts, because there are some crazy people out there afterall. You seem pretty cool, so I don't think you're one of those people lol. Matter of fact, I'm kinda interested in chatting with you and seeing if you grew up/live in the same area I do, age etc. In the interest of such, or just if you would like to follow me, add me on instagram if you have it and send me a message. @gunsandcarsyt In regards to a bug out vehicle bike, I always thought a Honda XR100 would be perfect (used to have one). You could indeed use the larger versions of these minibikes, and one version of them even comes with racks on the front and rear for cargo. However, external centrifugal clutches as they come with and belt drive systems people often put on these will not handle wet or muddy conditions very well, not to mention not having gears to select really hinders hill climbing ability (which I will be displaying later). Taking all this into account is why I think just a small (name brand) dirtbike would be a much better choice in my opinion. Also they are built much better and can handle a lot more abuse.
@@BuckeyeBallistics My bad I should have thought about that. I do have a 2A group you might like to join. It’s on discord, I don’t do social media generally. Thanks for the reply and consider joining the group. We have some great conversations and we have a few Ohio members. discord.gg/uZETh8n
@@BuckeyeBallistics I graduated in 13. We may even know each other, but I’m sure we know some mutual people. You’re pretty close to me based on the videos. I do a lot of driving around the back roads, you’ve almost certainly seen my car. Says “mobile mechanic” on the back window.
You're good, I know you didn't intend to cause any concerns for me- you were just excited that you recognized what you saw. I stay away from most social media as well. I don't have facebook for example, and youtube was the only form of social media I had for many years. However, sometimes I get into engaging conversations with my viewers/become friends, so I downloaded instagram as a way to communicate with people outside of youtube without transfer of personal email or phone number. You can also upload pictures and short videos on instagram, as well as follow other users that share and post themed content of whatever subjects you like, like guns or go karts or whatever. For example, I post pictures of my guns and cars typically. Never used discord, but I will try to set it up to chat, but no garuntees I will keep it long. I graduated in 05, and I can't say I've ever seen a car in my area that says "mobile mechanic" on the back; but I don't usually follow people, I pass them. I may have seen the vehicle, just not noticed the decal. If you describe the vehicle make/model/color, then I could tell you if I've seen it. And I doubt we know any mutual people because I don't really know anyone in the area's that I record at.
Probably not nearly as easily as modifying it. Check out the throttle stop delete video I posted, easily accessed on the minibike playlist on my channel.
I "fit" myself at 34 and 220lbs. But as I said in the video, nobody over 150lbs should ride it, and really I'd recommend under 100lbs if you are gonna drive it around in the yard. The larger ones I bought and reviewed carry me with no problem and is what I would recommend for a 15 year old.
That screw is ment to be a govener. Limit speed. They do that as a limiter om case your putting a kid on it you can limit how fast they go. 5th grade i had a minibike and chopped up and modify the linkage like crazy to get more throttle. Most of these lil engines have a internal govener in the engine so you dont blow the moter, but i rip them out so i can actually go past 3/4 throttle, if its screaming just dont leave it pinned
I also tighten the motor down better so it shakes less the company did a bad job setting up the bike lose engine brakes didn't work i had to tighten almost everything
Yeah I tried to buy my bikes unassembled and put them together myself to avoid those issues, but I was unable to find them not already assembled when I bought them. My headlights and fenders have been falling off so I've had to re-tighten them.
Yeah but try to drive it in a grassy yard like I did/showed in the video and it won't even move. I removed the throttle stop and it gets up to 34mph with my big ass on there on the road (eventually), but it still won't move me in the yard lol.
Well it depends on how heavy the rider is, the terrain it's driven on, and whether or not the governor or throttle stop have been fiddled with. Also just important as maintenance is proper break-in if it's new. And maintenance doesn't mean just simply changing the oil- but changing it on time with the proper amount of the proper oil, and performing the valve adjustments as per the service manual (I have a video on this, it's easy). Air filter too. But in general, if it's not modified, not abused, and properly maintained- they can last for decades. You might have to replace the centrifugal clutch every few years and the brake pads more often, eventually the chain/sprokets perhaps. Worse case scenario though, a new engine is only $100...
@@BuckeyeBallistics how do you recommend doing the break in period I’ve had it running for close to a week now and I’ve driven it pretty hard for about a 30 minutes a day u recommend a oil change? And is it bad that I’ve went max speed a few times ? I usually drive it up to max speed alot of the time
Well you're already past the break in period then if you've been driving it that much. You are however supposed to change the oil after only a few hours I believe for the very first oil change, because there will be tiny bits of metal in it from the new engine breaking in so you want to get that out. Refer to the owners manual, but if I recall correctly, it's something like the first 5-10 hours of ride time you change it, then every 90 hours after that. They are designed to go full throttle and full speed without any issues (after break in) as long as you don't mess with the throttle screw or governor. I would not have recommended going full throttle and full speed as soon as you got it, but you already did that. Honestly it should be fine though because of the throttle screw and governor I mentioned- provided that they haven't been messed with yet. If you ever modify those to go faster (like I did), don't go full speed for more than a few seconds at a time if you want the engine to last.
god damn that rear sprocket is huge!!! REMOVE THE STOCK REAR SPROCKET AND CHAIN AND PUT A SMALL SPROCKET AND THICKER CHAIN. it will RUN SO FAST i did that now instead of 30 mph without the governer ofcourse no mods , it does 60 mph now 😅😅
@@BuckeyeBallistics I don’t think 60mph but these engines are pretty good when geared correctly and upgraded. I have seen about 40-45 mph on these 3hp engines with the big sprockets.
That's what I'm going to do; well sorta. I'm putting one of the engines from the bigger ones (196cc) into it eventually, and then putting a 212 into the donor bike to do side by side comparisons, mod for mod in progression, with my bt200x and ct200u-ex. But I'm probably gonna mod this 3.0 hp engine a little first, just to do it.
Uh, yeah. Electricity is far more powerful than gasoline combustion. Tesla has a 1000hp car on the market that is smoking everything from Ferrari and Lamborghini currently... But your E-bike costs a lot more than this thing does, so there's that- and gasoline doesn't need to be charged, so you can ride all day and as far as you want. And lastly, this Coleman will go 30+ if you remove the throttle stop/governor (I did that in a seperate video).
@Guns&Cars if you're hitting 30 that's faster than what I can maintain my ebike speed at I can hit 32 with my pedal assist but only until I get tired or it gets windy or bumpy I wasn't trying to shit on your bike I was looking to buy one not long ago but got an e bike instead I use it for work you ever ride it on the roads and if so have you ever gotten in any trouble? Thanks
It's not my bike lol, I bought it for my 10yr old. We ride it on the back roads around here and nobody cares, but I don't think they're technically legal to do that with. In the city I would think you would get into trouble eventually.
Yeah man, stop talking to everyone about usefull info that everyone else clicked and the video for and instead just don't tell us anything (jk keep up the hard work, this vid makes me wanna get one now bc I'm 5,8 and 115 pounds)
Link to bike in description 👍
Remove the governor screw. I have the Ct100u Black one. Paid $399 at Tractor Supply. My son is 9 75lbs. Moves great for him.
I’m 6’1” 240lbs. It moves me Fine even up little hills.
I did. I can get it up to 31mph on flat pavement and it will climb small *paved* hills with me once it gets goin. In the grass? Forget about it, even flat ground. But that's why I also have the 200's...
It’s a throttle screw. It has nothing to do with the govener….
If I remove the screw will the bike go faster? Even if I’m under the weight limit? And does it hurt the bike at all?
Awesome review
It still looks fun. Thanks for the video.
I'm sure it's a blast for smaller kids. It was bought for my 80lb 9 year old, but she went and broke her arm about a week before Christmas, so she won't be able to ride it until summer probably. I got videos of the larger ones comming up which actually move with me on top of them...
@@BuckeyeBallistics that's a shame. I hope she will be ok.
She's doing alright. Tomorrow she gets to get her big rock hard and heavy cast cut off and get a more user friendly one that is half the size and weight, so that will be a burden lifted for her. Now I'm afraid she will break another bone when she get's on the minibike later this year if she crashes it. I swear I'm going to wrap her up in bubble wrap when she does ride it lol.
@@BuckeyeBallistics lol
Did you check the brake when you first got it? I have the cc100x and it moves (I’m 220lbs) with the mods I did. All the basic stuff we all know so when I got this one I was confused as to why it was soo much slower. I did the air filter and governor mod right off the bat and it was as slow as this one appears. After some digging to see why it was soo slow come to find out the brake caliber was adjusted to tight and was basically holding it back. After I saw that I adjusted it till the rear tire spun freely and it’s as fast as my cc100x now. Soo guys check the brakes make sure it’s not holding the bike back.
Thanks for the tip. The brake doesn't seem to hold it back, but it does squak and groan like it is rubbing, so I will definately look into it.
@@BuckeyeBallistics 👍🏼 let’s us know. Keep up the good work and vids coming
For sure. If you haven't already, check out the minibike playlist for my other videos. 🤙
Nice review + I own the same bike
It Reminds me so much of the old doodle bug
I really like the look of the engine in this video can I put it in my doodle bug?
I got 1 it go fast and im 110 pounds but it fun and drives good we got 1 more today and it need some fixing but there feally fun if I was you I would get one
That’s awesome 😃
I'm about 170 and found that if you pump the tires up a little more it makes a world of difference. I think standard is rated at like 3 or 5 psi the tires actual max psi is surprisingly high tho. The harder tires make alot less drag it helps the poor thing quite alot
Indeed that would help some- I used to keep my pedal bike tires pumped all the way up when I was a kid because it was easier to pedal. But since the tires are effectively the suspension on this thing, it would be pretty bouncy off pavement unless you have a really smooth yard. But really at 170lbs, you are definately big enough to step up to the 200's with twice the power and then it wouldn't be an issue...
I’m like 220 and 14 ya think it would hold up
I’m also going to mod it
@Mario - The only thing you would be able to do is ride it on flat paved surfaces, and it would take forever to get up to speed and you would probably burn up the clutch regularly and strain the engine. I'm the same weight, so I'm speaking from experience. Literally completely flat paved surfaces only- it won't even move with me on it in the grass. You need the bigger one, and even those won't go up a steep hill with us on them...
I think something like this would be cool to keep on the roof of a bug out vehicle. Maybe a bit bigger and quicker.
Hi Brandon. I just wanted to let you know I deleted your other comments in the interest of privacy. I occasionally state in videos and comments that I am in fact in Ohio, but the furthest I ever go in describing my location is by saying "southeastern ohio." I'm always excited to have people from my own state watching and subscribed, and I do find it kinda cool that someone familiar with some of the areas I record in watches. I have had several people that watch my gun videos for example, recognize the range I sometimes shoot at, because they have been there before too. It's awesome to connect with local people and I'm glad to have you as a subscriber. I only ask that you respect my privacy and don't include anything in comments that could aid anyone in finding my general whereabouts, because there are some crazy people out there afterall. You seem pretty cool, so I don't think you're one of those people lol. Matter of fact, I'm kinda interested in chatting with you and seeing if you grew up/live in the same area I do, age etc. In the interest of such, or just if you would like to follow me, add me on instagram if you have it and send me a message. @gunsandcarsyt
In regards to a bug out vehicle bike, I always thought a Honda XR100 would be perfect (used to have one). You could indeed use the larger versions of these minibikes, and one version of them even comes with racks on the front and rear for cargo. However, external centrifugal clutches as they come with and belt drive systems people often put on these will not handle wet or muddy conditions very well, not to mention not having gears to select really hinders hill climbing ability (which I will be displaying later). Taking all this into account is why I think just a small (name brand) dirtbike would be a much better choice in my opinion. Also they are built much better and can handle a lot more abuse.
@@BuckeyeBallistics
My bad I should have thought about that. I do have a 2A group you might like to join. It’s on discord, I don’t do social media generally. Thanks for the reply and consider joining the group. We have some great conversations and we have a few Ohio members. discord.gg/uZETh8n
@@BuckeyeBallistics
I graduated in 13. We may even know each other, but I’m sure we know some mutual people. You’re pretty close to me based on the videos. I do a lot of driving around the back roads, you’ve almost certainly seen my car. Says “mobile mechanic” on the back window.
You're good, I know you didn't intend to cause any concerns for me- you were just excited that you recognized what you saw. I stay away from most social media as well. I don't have facebook for example, and youtube was the only form of social media I had for many years. However, sometimes I get into engaging conversations with my viewers/become friends, so I downloaded instagram as a way to communicate with people outside of youtube without transfer of personal email or phone number. You can also upload pictures and short videos on instagram, as well as follow other users that share and post themed content of whatever subjects you like, like guns or go karts or whatever. For example, I post pictures of my guns and cars typically. Never used discord, but I will try to set it up to chat, but no garuntees I will keep it long. I graduated in 05, and I can't say I've ever seen a car in my area that says "mobile mechanic" on the back; but I don't usually follow people, I pass them. I may have seen the vehicle, just not noticed the decal. If you describe the vehicle make/model/color, then I could tell you if I've seen it. And I doubt we know any mutual people because I don't really know anyone in the area's that I record at.
@@BuckeyeBallistics
I drive a Black Kia Amanti that’s at the local car wash several times a week lol
Can you please review some of the Coleman powersports utv models?
I would love to, but I can't afford to go out and buy any...
Does it need oil with the gas?
No
im 6'3 and 165 and i ride trails. not four wheeler trails but trails. take off the jackshaft and just run clutch.
beats walkin'
can you remove the throttle stop completley ??
Probably not nearly as easily as modifying it. Check out the throttle stop delete video I posted, easily accessed on the minibike playlist on my channel.
Yes I did it today
I took the speed governor of of mine and it goes 37 mph
what store did you buy this from?
Rural King
@@BuckeyeBallistics thanks!
I want to buy one but I cannot find anywhere to purchase one , do you know where I could buy one ?
Does my link in the description work?
@@BuckeyeBallisticsoh snap I didn’t see mb bro thx
Could this fit a 15 year old
I "fit" myself at 34 and 220lbs. But as I said in the video, nobody over 150lbs should ride it, and really I'd recommend under 100lbs if you are gonna drive it around in the yard. The larger ones I bought and reviewed carry me with no problem and is what I would recommend for a 15 year old.
That screw is ment to be a govener. Limit speed. They do that as a limiter om case your putting a kid on it you can limit how fast they go. 5th grade i had a minibike and chopped up and modify the linkage like crazy to get more throttle. Most of these lil engines have a internal govener in the engine so you dont blow the moter, but i rip them out so i can actually go past 3/4 throttle, if its screaming just dont leave it pinned
Dose it hurt the bike to take the screw off completely to make it go faster? Even if your under the weight limit
will a mikuni work?
If it's the right one, yeah. Mikuni is a popular performance swap...
Bro I want one 😂 sadly I don’t think I’ll fit on it, I’m pushing 6’3”
Then you need one of the bigger ones that I'm showing next. You'll fit on them...
@Alejandro Hernandez im 5'4 115
I'm 155 pounds i removed the throttle screw and I get 25 mph on flat ground
That's it? I did the same and got around 30mph (video posted) and I'm over 200lbs.
I also tighten the motor down better so it shakes less the company did a bad job setting up the bike lose engine brakes didn't work i had to tighten almost everything
Yeah I tried to buy my bikes unassembled and put them together myself to avoid those issues, but I was unable to find them not already assembled when I bought them. My headlights and fenders have been falling off so I've had to re-tighten them.
I'm over the waight limit and I jus took the covner off and it rips
Yeah but try to drive it in a grassy yard like I did/showed in the video and it won't even move. I removed the throttle stop and it gets up to 34mph with my big ass on there on the road (eventually), but it still won't move me in the yard lol.
@@BuckeyeBallistics ight so what you wanna do is walk it then get on it and take of that's how I get mine to take off on a grass yard
it’s a screw for a reason, it’s adjustable. should of had a sting so it doesn’t fall out
It's not adjustable when they started welding them into place- I guess you missed them memo on that...
5’8, 197lbs
Is the 100u and the 100u engine pretty similar to the doodle bug 97cc engine ?
Yes. All these engines are Honda clones, including the doodlebug, coleman, and predator engines.
@@BuckeyeBallistics how long do they usually last if you maintain them well?
Well it depends on how heavy the rider is, the terrain it's driven on, and whether or not the governor or throttle stop have been fiddled with. Also just important as maintenance is proper break-in if it's new. And maintenance doesn't mean just simply changing the oil- but changing it on time with the proper amount of the proper oil, and performing the valve adjustments as per the service manual (I have a video on this, it's easy). Air filter too.
But in general, if it's not modified, not abused, and properly maintained- they can last for decades. You might have to replace the centrifugal clutch every few years and the brake pads more often, eventually the chain/sprokets perhaps. Worse case scenario though, a new engine is only $100...
@@BuckeyeBallistics how do you recommend doing the break in period I’ve had it running for close to a week now and I’ve driven it pretty hard for about a 30 minutes a day u recommend a oil change? And is it bad that I’ve went max speed a few times ? I usually drive it up to max speed alot of the time
Well you're already past the break in period then if you've been driving it that much. You are however supposed to change the oil after only a few hours I believe for the very first oil change, because there will be tiny bits of metal in it from the new engine breaking in so you want to get that out. Refer to the owners manual, but if I recall correctly, it's something like the first 5-10 hours of ride time you change it, then every 90 hours after that.
They are designed to go full throttle and full speed without any issues (after break in) as long as you don't mess with the throttle screw or governor. I would not have recommended going full throttle and full speed as soon as you got it, but you already did that. Honestly it should be fine though because of the throttle screw and governor I mentioned- provided that they haven't been messed with yet. If you ever modify those to go faster (like I did), don't go full speed for more than a few seconds at a time if you want the engine to last.
god damn that rear sprocket is huge!!! REMOVE THE STOCK REAR SPROCKET AND CHAIN AND PUT A SMALL SPROCKET AND THICKER CHAIN. it will RUN SO FAST i did that now instead of 30 mph without the governer ofcourse no mods , it does 60 mph now 😅😅
You're not going 60mph with 3hp lol.
@@BuckeyeBallistics I don’t think 60mph but these engines are pretty good when geared correctly and upgraded. I have seen about 40-45 mph on these 3hp engines with the big sprockets.
Are u sure 6o
If its slow put a 212cc motor on it
That's what I'm going to do; well sorta. I'm putting one of the engines from the bigger ones (196cc) into it eventually, and then putting a 212 into the donor bike to do side by side comparisons, mod for mod in progression, with my bt200x and ct200u-ex. But I'm probably gonna mod this 3.0 hp engine a little first, just to do it.
hello i am nico
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This bike come with a title
No
Take the governer off
Damn so my e bike is faster than this?
Uh, yeah. Electricity is far more powerful than gasoline combustion. Tesla has a 1000hp car on the market that is smoking everything from Ferrari and Lamborghini currently... But your E-bike costs a lot more than this thing does, so there's that- and gasoline doesn't need to be charged, so you can ride all day and as far as you want. And lastly, this Coleman will go 30+ if you remove the throttle stop/governor (I did that in a seperate video).
@Guns&Cars if you're hitting 30 that's faster than what I can maintain my ebike speed at I can hit 32 with my pedal assist but only until I get tired or it gets windy or bumpy I wasn't trying to shit on your bike I was looking to buy one not long ago but got an e bike instead I use it for work you ever ride it on the roads and if so have you ever gotten in any trouble? Thanks
It's not my bike lol, I bought it for my 10yr old. We ride it on the back roads around here and nobody cares, but I don't think they're technically legal to do that with. In the city I would think you would get into trouble eventually.
You talk to much
Well the like to dislike ratio on this video seems to disagree with you, so who gives a shit what you think.
Yeah man, stop talking to everyone about usefull info that everyone else clicked and the video for and instead just don't tell us anything (jk keep up the hard work, this vid makes me wanna get one now bc I'm 5,8 and 115 pounds)