Replaced the front motor studs with shorter studs supplied in kit - had to drill frame - used a big rubber "washer" I found at the hardware store - pe
rear sprocket mounted on rim. Shows dust cover on left, ready to place, that I grinded off hub with rotary tool, shaped edges as close as I could. No
Nice and flush. Now ready to install coaster brake arm (which clears bots with room to spare).
The Power of Ebay - Schwinn Rub On Decals - 2 for $5.00 with free shipping arrived just 3 days after ordering! I could have done a little better with
Replaced the front motor studs with shorter studs supplied in kit - had to drill frame - used a big rubber "washer" I found at the hardware store - pe
Yikes! Hope I don't mess this up!
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Replaced the front motor studs with shorter studs supplied in kit - had to drill frame - used a big rubber "washer" I found at the hardware store - pe

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