Built and ready to ride.

[shawnshank]

Finally the day is here. My bike is assembled and ready to go. I took it on it's maiden run and it performed as advertised.
I am so happy with the end result.
Take a look and let me know what you think.

 

[give me vtec]

I like this setup... Does it run on a belt?

 

[bamabikeguy]

I like this setup... Does it run on a belt?

That's a Golden Eagle 40cc kit, a real growler.

First time I've seen the front strap angle put on that way, the nut sometimes gets in the way, I know.

I always rec. the shock absorber zip ties on that strap, like in your other thread.

Hey SS, I couldn't make it zoom enough to see, what is holding on your throttle near the grip?

 

[shawnshank]

Yes it's a belt drive.
To respond to your suggestion bama...I plan on doing the zip tie safty measure but I have to get to the hardware store for a metal drill bit and some more zip ties first.
As for whats holding on the throttle...the clip that came with the kit was a tad cheesy and loose so I used a piece of rubber around the bar then I double zip tied it really tight. I plan on finding a better clip for that at the hardware store as well.
So far so good though.
Wait till you see the hood ornament I put on her

That's a Golden Eagle 40cc kit, a real growler.

First time I've seen the front strap angle put on that way, the nut sometimes gets in the way, I know.

I always rec. the shock absorber zip ties on that strap, like in your other thread.

Hey SS, I couldn't make it zoom enough to see, what is holding on your throttle near the grip?

 

[bamabikeguy]

My throttles are on the inside of the handlebars, facing me.

What I get is a small radiator clamp, grind a tad off the end so it slips in that throttle slot.

Then, to fill in that "gap", under the throttle, I put on a zip tie or two, snip them. It holds the thottle trigger on the edge of the grip, and at a better angle than it has without those zip tie shims.

 

[s_beaudry]

Very nice clean build you have...

 

[DetonatorTuning]

SShank,

nice bike, and a good choice of engine / drive.

glad you found what you wanted and it worked out for you.

steve