BlackHawk’s BUSH DAWG
Paramotor at a Glance:

800 lbs

max pilot weight

39HP

max pilot weight

276 lbs

max pilot weight

5 Hours

max pilot weight

FOOT LAUNCH COMPATIBILITY

100%

TRIKE COMPATIBILITY

100%

QUAD COMPATIBILITY

About The Bush Dawg

HARDER, BETTER, FASTER, STRONGER

The 2022 Bush Dawg is a HIGH-OUTPUT, precision-built, single-cylinder four-stroke engine with a clutch, water-cooling, and electronic fuel-injection. It also has some very impressive specifications. The Bush Dawg features a 6 larger cage, Rugged Alaskan Tundra wheels, a 160cm 4-blade carbon fiber prop, and our largest 4.6 gal tank. With only a gallon of fuel spent per hour, this is the ultimate cross-country machine! With a max payload of 800 lbs, it’s also the ultimate TANDEM machine! HIGH-OUTPUT means better climb with heavier payloads, at higher elevations.

Many wonder how such a small displacement engine (250cc) can harness this kind of power from a single cylinder. As Mike Robinson explained: “Part of the secret is high RPM capability. This ‘powerhouse, Swiss-made engine’ runs at 9500 RPM and idles at around 2000-2200 RPM.” The Bush Dawg was engineered well beyond 16,000 RPM!

The latest HIGH-OUTPUT version of the Aero 1000 has 10% more HP (39hp). This high-output design is “extremely economical on fuel.” Pilots can enjoy hours of flight, on a single tank of gas, with the extraordinary reliability of a 4-stroke.

SOUNDS GOOD?

Upon starting the engine, pilots will notice that it has a great sound to it. Very smooth, with a robust 4-stroke rumble. This is much different from a typical 2-stroke Paramotor. As Mike Robinson stated: “Most 2-stroke engines sound like a weed-eater! This baby sounds like an actual aircraft engine!”

PUTTING THE “POWER” BACK INTO “POWERED PARAGLIDING”

In this sport, power-to-weight ratio is extremely important. Not just for performance, but for legal reasons. Paramotors have to be under a certain weight to qualify as a non-licensed sport. Aircraft manufacturers (like BlackHawk) seek to squeeze every last drop of power out of their engines. In the case of the Aero 1000 HO, they did just that. “The standard Aero 1000 has so much potential that we pushed forward with the HIGH-OUTPUT design” said Robinson. “The 2022 High-Output configuration, or “The Bush Dawg” as we call it, is simply the finest 4-stroke paramotor on the market right now. And not just the engine. From the glider to the Alaskan Tundra tires, this is the ultimate Trike / Quad package.”

This engine recommended for a MAXIMUM TOTAL PAYLOAD of 800 lbs. (363 kg.) with the proper size glider.

BlackHawk BUSH DAWG Paramotor COMPLETE SPECS

Specification
Engine	BlackHawk Aero 1000 HIGH OUTPUT 4-Stroke
Cooling	Water-Cooled
Bore/Stroke:	77mm / 59 mm
Displacement (CC’s):	275 cc
HP	39
Max RPM:	9500
Reduction Type:	Reduction Belt With Centrifugal Clutch
Cylinder Head:	4 Valves per Cylinder – DOHC on Roller Bearings
Lubricating System:	Dry Sump With Diaphragm
Approx Thrust:	276 Lbs*
Electric Start Method:	Digital CDI With Rev-Limiter
Fuel Tank:	4.6 gal Tank
Fuel Consumption Per Hour:	1 Gallon/hr (4.3 liters)!!
Fuel Pump:	Vacuum Pump Integrated in Engine Housing
Frame options:	Ultra-Tough Bush-Dawg Cage
*Oil Change Every:	25 Flights or Hrs.
MAX PILOT WEIGHT:	800 Lbs. (363 Kg)
PLATFORM (NEW):	Comes Standard With LowBoy III Hybrid QUAD!