Depending on the bike it may be possible to swap out the cylinder (jug and head) along with a piston to obtain 100cc of displacement. This wouldn't be changing the engine, as you would use the same crank shaft, arm and all other components. Otherwise you could bring it to a machine shop and see the biggest bore you can get, though you would have to buy a new piston. This might only allow you to gain 10 cc or so.
CC is a displacement for a combustion engine thus there is no such thing as a battery powered 100cc motorcycle. Is your question 100cc electric start motorcycle?
Like a motorcycle, it can range from about 100cc to 700cc or more
100cc
you can turbocharge basically any internal combustion engine, including rotaries, as Mazda did for quite a few years with their wenkel 13B 1.3 liter motors.
best tuned? 60 m/h (105 km/h)
depends on the state, most states require a motorcycle endorsement and registration on anything above 49cc
The term 100cc and 200cc refers to the displacement (size) of the bike's engine and in turn horsepower. A 100 cubic centemeter bike's engine is half the size of a 200 cc bikes engine. How fast you wanna go? Good luck!
Cubic Centimeters. It is the combined sum of the volume of all cylinders in an engine.
100cc=hp
All else being equal, a bigger engine will make a faster vehicle.
No, You need to be 17 or over, have category A on your license and complete the compulsory basic training course before being allowed on the road.
it shares lubrication with the engine oil... you dont have to oil it just keep the engine full of oil