FS: built Puch e50 with stroker 44mm crank and 70cc Reed kit

Jackerz ! /

FS Oct 13, 2021 10:45AM

Built and ran this on a magnum.

Mint bottom end that I ran through my ultrasonic cleaner before assembly. This is a 99% plug and play ripper setup for those who just want to get riding. No carb included (had this vm20 and filter for 12 years and do not want to sell it) but it will come with everything else.

Deats

-clean e50 with all stock components and stock 2 shoe with blue springs

- treats Reed with 46mm airsal massive head for primo cooling

- stroker 44mm crank and all new bearings and seals

-malossi 4 petal Reed block and mlm vm20 intake

-clean stock set of points with ht coil

Literally mount this to your maxi or magnum and go 50+ with out even trying. Just hook up your lights and blast off into the sunset. Had about 150 miles on it before I pulled it, never got hotter than 320*! No leaks, no headache just a ready to run e50 for those who rather ride than wrench.

$620 shipped for this beast

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Jackerz ! /

jabberjawmash OP

Oct 13, 2021 10:52AM

Moar pics!

Naturally this deal is not for everybody on here since most of us enjoy building engines/bikes and paying as little as possible to do so. This is a option for the other peeps. Enjoy!!!

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Kevin Bishop /

kevers

Oct 13, 2021 11:48AM

I need to get back to selling bikes if a motor goes for 6 bills...

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Probably Fred /

roffman

Oct 13, 2021 12:32PM

Totally fair price counting just the components : e50, stroker crank, bearings, seals, kit, head reed cage, intake, carb, filter etc are over 5 bills and assembly as well as testing which testing is key to a rebuild! It blows away sending out your engine to be rebuilt only to get it back and it doesn’t work right.

So this is a very good deal but it’s fun for me to do my own stuff so GLWS

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Graham Motzing /

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grahammotzing

Oct 13, 2021 12:35PM

Killer deal, parts alone are worth that.

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Dickie Gila /

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dickie

Oct 13, 2021 02:21PM

Yea, I added parts up and it leaves about $150 for the cases/gears/clutch bell. Pretty reasonable from that perspective.

So if someone is on the fence, this makes financial sense if it’s the setup they want and they have the ability to tune a carb/pipe combo.

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Chris Straub /

straubzilla

Oct 13, 2021 06:36PM

Yep I agree this is a good deal, although why is the plastic still on the head?

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Jackerz ! /

jabberjawmash OP

Oct 13, 2021 07:01PM

> Chris Straub wrote:

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> Yep I agree this is a good deal, although why is the plastic still on

> the head?

So when I do this setup I typically run the plastic on as another method to gage how hot the engine is running. Also it lets me keep the metal cleaner for longer too since I got dirty hands most the time ;)

thanks for the positive comments dudes. I could toss this on the engine shelf next to the other built engines I own but that’s not any fun. Just wanted to see if anyone wanted this to save some time and get riding! Turns out that’s the case. This is now pending!

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Chris Straub /

straubzilla

Oct 13, 2021 09:26PM

> Jackerz ! wrote:

> So when I do this setup I typically run the plastic on as another method

> to gage how hot the engine is running. Also it lets me keep the metal

> cleaner for longer too since I got dirty hands most the time ;)

That’s wild, I figured it would have melted! Also it’s impressive that the temps have stayed so low considering the lack of airflow through the head/cylinder fins.

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ericqcb

Oct 13, 2021 09:38PM

Interesting 🤔

Thought it would melt at a lower temp.

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John Simpson /

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johnsimpson

Oct 14, 2021 06:07AM

I would have paid extra when I bought the vespa leg shields. If you sent me some Rainier beer or some Olympia. Beers of my youth.

Re: FS: built Puch e50 with stroker 44mm crank and 70cc Reed kit

Jackerz ! /

jabberjawmash OP

Oct 14, 2021 10:02AM

> John Simpson wrote:

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> I would have paid extra when I bought the vespa leg shields. If you sent

> me some Rainier beer or some Olympia. Beers of my youth.

Haha man I would of sent them if I had em at the time! Life is good when your sipping on a nice ice cold ranyee! Went to the local store last weekend and saw them, usually I can only find em in the Pacific Northwest. Since no rally’s I’ve been doomed to none at all since that is my Seattle treat! So when I went to the store with the lady to get lunch I could not help myself. I cleaned em out then purchased a propane Weber bbq for $10 that I “restored” that same afternoon. Life is good haha.

Also used bbq paint on a bbq for the first time in my life.

For the shrink wrap I cut a good chunk out of the top and bottom so it cools, I’m no scientist so I can’t say when it melts but this has been my method for years. Anyway this engine is sold and now on its way to the new owner! Bye bye!!! (edited)

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