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    Why the animosity towards ultralights?

    Watch virtually any YouTube video and you'll see UL fliers behaving like idiots, buzzing wildlife etc. Obnoxious behavior has earned us a bad rep.
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    Part 103 Ultralight Soaring Trike

    Thanks. Been trying to edit the post without success. $4900 US, located in Oregon, USA.
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    Part 103 Ultralight Soaring Trike

    Nanolight Trike - affordable and PORTABLE aviation! Homebuilt Ultralight Trike. Zenoah 25 hp engine, Wills Wing Fusion 150 topless wing, composite spring suspension, emergency parachute, Digatron instrumentation, aircraft hardware, redundant backup systems on all safety-critical components...
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    Best 2 stoke engine for ultralight flight like easy riser under 300$?

    Ditto the above: 100cc, 10,000 rpm. I assembled a redrive very inexpensively by using standard pillow block bearings and a go-kart toothed belt drive. Recoil starters are commercially available. At $400 for a new rebuilt, mine slightly exceeded the OP's criteria. VERY bulletproof. 400 fpm climb...
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    Best 2 stoke engine for ultralight flight like easy riser under 300$?

    Yamaha KT100 go kart engine. Stock 15 hp, blueprinted 20 hp, light enough to hold in one hand. Ridiculously reliable and unlimited parts availability through go kart shops. I flew one successfully for 3 years.
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    Rotax 277 with electric start

    Nice work! My old 277 sure could have used that!
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