Simply, not enough information to answer the question. For a very VERY rough, ballpark figure, you would need to know the weight, size of tires, and experience of the driver. For simple exact results go down to the local drag strip (or a long strip of unoccupied road) and run a pass. Or if you don't have access to either of the above options, you could take it to a DYNO (Dynamometer) and have the staff come up with the numbers, as well as the maximum torque, and horsepower. Hope that answers your question.
Best of luck,
Dan
Max Speed 37-39 mph... that's pretty fast for a go-cart.
mph is a measurement of speed. 150cc is a measurement of volume. That question doesn't make sense.
A moped with a 150cc motor's top speed is approximately 85 MPH, and that's descending down a hill. It will average 60-70 MPH on flat surface.
A 150cc high speed motorbike can go 90km/hr. with a 6.0L fuel capacity 90km/hr translates to 55.9 mph.
A motorcycle engine is 150cc. This size engine is going to be installed on a small motorcycle, probably an off road bike that has a top speed of about 35 mph.
That depends on the mass/size of the vehicle the engine is required to move.
For a 4 strock about 60 mphnis 4 strock then about 55 mph
about 60 to 80 mph
up to 40 mph
he i bought a kawasaki zx 150 krr and if driven it 124mph so far....
How much would a speeding ticket for 55 mph in a 40-45 mph zone cost in the garland Texas?
"cc" is kind of like the horse power for scooters, atvs, quads and mopeds. a 150cc quad goes roughly about 50-60 mph but a 250cc quad can go up to 85-90mph.