Welcome to the forum Tino,
That's impressive to see a such huge motor on a bike frame.
If we can put 16kW in a 30 pounds hub motor i guess you can put alot more in a 50 pounds one.
what are parameters ( stator width, kv, phase wire size?)
To help you finding your goal, even with a "normal" 5403 hub moytor size, to get high speed you need torque to be sustained for a very wide range of speed witch mean a motor with a very high kv like 12 or even 15, or a controller that have field weakening and a motor with minimum kv of 9 and minimum voltage of 90V on a 26" wheel.
For exemple my 5403 reach 116km/h but the max power of 16kW is not at 116km/h but at about 80kmh while accelerating. at 116kmh i had 11kW draw.
If i would go higher speed getting a more powerfull motor would change nothing since what limit speed is not power but the torque witch mean sustained current at high speed. and to get torque at high speed you need the right kv ad wheel size and battery voltage.
With a single motor I expect to get about 120-125kmh with my 12kv MXUS(45H 3T) that is rated 3000W. and it will draw about 14-15kW for that.
Doc