Sportsmans flyer board track racer build

[ButPirate-haha]

hey new here hello to all! names just a old joke haha ! I'm planning on putting together a Sportsman flyer board track racer I'm just wondering as the difficulty buying and then assembling the bike such as will the frame perfectly match the forks I order etc. ... does it require machining at all? I'm very limited with my abilities as I live in an apartment... any pointers or tips would be appreciated id like something like this as an occasional moped. thanks! also I was planning on using sportsman flyer as I havnt found many other kit builds... thanks

 

[Mr.B.]

Welcome to the Forum!
Yes, a Sportsman Flyer is a good quality foundation and you'll be able to find bolt on and machining free parts to assembly a nice bike. Since the frame will likely be the single most expensive component I'd recommend getting it first and then ordering the parts to fit it...

Please share your progress!

 

[Deleted member 25783]

ButPirate-haha
Just buy which ever size kit meets your needs or your local law jurisdiction will allow.
I went piecemeal and in hindsight it was a huge error. Time wise, engineering wise.
Pat's machines are pretty much turn key. As I did not follow that route, I am not riding the machine I should have ridden two years ago. My built is a SF80, and I am already contemplating a SF160.
Why? I bought a 3D manual clutch.