This new customer custom build should be fun.
A Micargi 26" 7-speed Fat Tire with dual disc brakes.
http://micargi.se/product/slugo-ss-fat-tire-7-speed/
It is here and I would have my own pic of the bike up, but he is trading in his old Schwinn and keeping his old seat so there is no seat on it right now.
It is getting a 49cc 4-stroke jackshafted to use the 7-speed, keep the rear disc, and get around the fat tire.
I priced it for a 7G but I think I might put this new 10G short shaft I have designed for use with a SBP shift kit, it's a heck of free transfer case upgrade but if anything it is going to test it's endurance because this is the high torque demand build for it.
Besides his original seat, it is also getting a back rack, harder than it sounds with a fat tire but TryMe (my local 'MB Friendly" bike shop) had just the thing so he bought that with the bike.
I'll have to put my self funded projects aside for a bit, this custom build is paid cash in advance, the only way I work.
If I get the price wrong because it takes more parts or time so be it, I loose, but the funds are there for parts and I don't ever need to mess with some payment 'due on delivery' issue from someone that didn't have enough money for what they wanted to begin with, and still don't.
Just a tip for you guys that want to fund your own builds by selling other builds.
Build 'em right regardless of profit, but get it all up front.
A Micargi 26" 7-speed Fat Tire with dual disc brakes.
http://micargi.se/product/slugo-ss-fat-tire-7-speed/
It is here and I would have my own pic of the bike up, but he is trading in his old Schwinn and keeping his old seat so there is no seat on it right now.
It is getting a 49cc 4-stroke jackshafted to use the 7-speed, keep the rear disc, and get around the fat tire.
I priced it for a 7G but I think I might put this new 10G short shaft I have designed for use with a SBP shift kit, it's a heck of free transfer case upgrade but if anything it is going to test it's endurance because this is the high torque demand build for it.
Besides his original seat, it is also getting a back rack, harder than it sounds with a fat tire but TryMe (my local 'MB Friendly" bike shop) had just the thing so he bought that with the bike.
I'll have to put my self funded projects aside for a bit, this custom build is paid cash in advance, the only way I work.
If I get the price wrong because it takes more parts or time so be it, I loose, but the funds are there for parts and I don't ever need to mess with some payment 'due on delivery' issue from someone that didn't have enough money for what they wanted to begin with, and still don't.
Just a tip for you guys that want to fund your own builds by selling other builds.
Build 'em right regardless of profit, but get it all up front.
