Engine Turning

I was trying out some engine turning on my new kit from Dax. This is a 65cc econo kit on an old bike someone gave me, I will do the paint and the like later. I am going to use a drop down tank, and some comfort bars. Let me know what you think? Have fun, Dave

 

[Egor]

I found a 30 tooth sprocket and I think I will try it on this bike. Any one run a sprocket that small? I wonder if this 65cc engine will pull it. Have fun Dave

 

[JacksonCognac]

Dave,

Nice work sir. So often I envision the motor biker as a strapping young man - fully prepared to take a bicycle with a 2 stroke motor attached to it to **** and back ( and usually he doesn't make it back without walking or peddling part way ).

However, more often then not the visage of the modern motor biker is well past the 40 yard line and happens to be that he usually comes up with the best **** on the block. I just want to add that in some way it's gratifying to know that even he occasionally runs into the occasional flat tire or so - simply because it lets us young whippersnappers know that motorbiking is without bounds. Imagine, once in a while even the best planned bike can pick up a nail or two.

All jokes aside, happy biking and best regards - JacksonCognac.

 

[Egor]

Thanks for all the nice comments. I added a new item today, a brace for the muffler. I took it out for a ride and noticed straight away the difference in the vibration of the bike. I don't have one on any of the other bikes, I will now. Have fun, Dave

 

[fetor56]

As u know who would say "that's not a brace,this is a brace".....SOLID.

 

[Egor]

I used a piece of tubing and contoured it to fit the frame, and that is a SS Steel hose clamp with the fitting on the sprocket side, works like a charm. The pressure just holds the pipe in place. Looking at the pic, I need to get some paint on this thing. I think I need to build a Recumbent bike with a motor, my backside can't take the seats on these things much more. Have fun, Dave

 

[fetor56]

I used a piece of tubing and contoured it to fit the frame, and that is a SS Steel hose clamp with the fitting on the sprocket side, works like a charm. The pressure just holds the pipe in place. Looking at the pic, I need to get some paint on this thing. I think I need to build a Recumbent bike with a motor, my backside can't take the seats on these things much more. Have fun, Dave

Take a look at these Egor....i didn't think they worked but apparently they do:
http://www.motoredbikes.com/showthread.php?p=99424#post99424