FOR SALE: BRAND NEW NuVinci Honda GXH50 kit, motor, wheel

I bought this kit from Staton several months ago. To my dismay, it comes with no installation manual whatsoever. Staton simply doesn't publish one.

Upon inquiry, I was told to just "look at the pictures" on the website and figure it out.

I am not saying anything bad about Staton, only about my lack of mechanical skills. I don't have the time or patience to try to figure this one out without a manual.

This kit comes with a Honda GXH50 motor that has never been cranked, a Staton gearbox, a 26-inch 36-spoke wheel with a NuVinci hub already laced in, and all the mounting hardware. I bought the highest gearing option available for a high top speed. Everything is new, never used.

I am located in Arkansas.

Alternatively, if anyone within a few hours' drive of me would like me to pay him to install it for me, please contact me.

Thanks for looking!
Thomas 501-412-7144

 

[fetor56]

I agree,bad idea the traditional bike rack....it'll break straight away,& parts won't assemble correctly anyway.
You've got all the bits their.It's now a question of assembling them in a logical order...if u get out of step you'll soon realize.
If u can't work something out & you've exhausted ALL possabilities think about it overnight......get back to it in the morning after your subconscious has done it's stuff.

 

[cooltoy]

Yes, so true, there are many times when it's best to just sleep on it. The next day you just seem to come up with your answer.
Get a Dig. camera at a pawn shop or whatever and post picks, members will help.
I don't want to pick on dealers but I must say this. I googled around trying to help this guy out. !00% of the many hits I got were people complaining about the poor instructions. Kind of stupid if you think about it. I gave up at that point.

 

[Zomby Builder]

OK I'll ask again

How MUCH$$ are you trying to sell it for? Whining gets you nowhere...:yawn::yawn::surrender: :surrender:

 

[Mountainman]

please take note of this post

you will become comfortable with the pile of parts in front of you.
Install a part you are sure of
and as things fall together, installing the next part makes sense.
buy your pal a case of beer and say,
all I want is three hours of your time.......please!

truly
your buddy knows a little about motor cycles -- ok
three hours AT THE MOST with him helping
you will be up and running

have fun as you ride that thing

 

[Zomby Builder]

A great "Quote"

If your build keeps Spitting out parts then
"IT AIN'T" ---
If you don't have the proper tools then
"YOU SHOULDN'T" ---
If you force a round part in a square hole then
"You need to get a BiGGER HAMMER"---
If you violate two of the above Three basic rules for sucess -- then
"That's what friends are for"........

If you don't have any friends -- U are FUBAR & should take up knitting so you don't hurt yourself or anybody else on the ROAD.

Just my personal JADED thoughts .....................................

I truly would help you if you have only one of the above mentioned reccomendations. If not then it may be safer to buy an assembled bike.

Take a riders safety course!

 

[Member 5549]

dude you got the Caddiliac of m/b's ...
Don't get dicourged and sell it !!!!
You just need to find some help ..
see if you can get a lawnmower repair shop mech. to help you

 

[tfhudson]

First $800 plus shipping gets it.

Brand new, never used, never installed, Honda GXH50 motor, with Staton gearbox, pedal shifter kit, mounting hardware, Nuvinci Hub laced into double-walled 26 inch, 36 spoke wheel. Geared for best top speed.

Contact me at tomhudsonphotography(at)gmail.com or 501-412-7144. Little Rock.

 

[tfhudson]

Is $800 too much?

I won't refuse any reasonable offer for this kit. See the above for contact info.

 

[infowarrior]

i also bought from Staton; and agree; the kit comes with no mounting instructions... On the bright side though; looking at the Staton photo gallery, will provide more than enough clues... Sorta like putting a puzzle together by looking at the picture on the box; but much easier...Plus Staton has an online instruction page... Do'nt be discouraged; you got the makings for a Caddilac of motorized bikes; like seanhan said...

 

[prichmon]

Consider selling the Honda motor? If so please PM me.

Rich