Hello. I've looked around on this forum but I didn't see any post with this direct question. I apologize if I missed it. I'm trying to find a 24" bike to put a motor on. The one I originally got has the space for the engine but won't fit to the correct angle and has some fender and frame in the way of the build. Can anyone here suggest the best frame I could buy? This is my first build, second try so I don't want to go all out until I know I can make it work.
What 24" bike should I get?
- Thread starter Gidgetxp
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Really???...there IS a difference between a 24" frame, and what is advertised as 24" bicycles which in reality are bicycles with 24 inch wheels, NOT 24 inch frames.
Those two Walmart ads you posted are for bicycles with 24 inch wheels, not 24" bicycle frames...You are talking about two distinctly different things.
Which means, (in this case), bicycles that are equipped with 24" wheels...lol.
You're gonna make Gordy very jealous again...lol...lol.
GW's Motorized
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Y'all keep showing off your pretty pink bikes
Wyvern
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Hunter
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Id ride It ...............right over to the junkyard
Flight Risk
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OK.. I notice I miss-wrote 24" frame rather than 24" bike. It seems many of the posts here are trying to put the OP on a 26" bike with 24" wheels which will certainly reduce seat height by an inch or so. Most mass-market bikes come with one option of seat-post height/length. I believe you need to go to a true bike shop or large sports store to have a choice in frame size. I believe the OP is looking for a smaller bike with 24" wheels and is sold as a 24" bike. Any 24" mass market bike should be a good size for the OP. I have no idea what the frame size/ seat post size is on those. I notice recommended height for the Kent bike is 4'8" to 5'8" which would suit the OP.
GW's Motorized
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No, the white accents are hideous. If it where black accents though...
