I'm going for it!

[havemurci]

Finally got the pics!

By the way, my problem's been fixed. The exhaust pipe was a little bit loose, and the liquid was caused by unburned fuel resultant of a few minutes of me trying to start my bike when the spark plug cable had inexplicably come off of the spark plug.

Anyway, it's fixed, and I went for a great ride. Lasted about an hour, went ~20 miles, maxed it at 33.1 mph. I hope this behavior isn't too terrible for a new bike; it had already been started and heated to operating temp twice beforehand in addition to going on one short (15 min) trip.

Thanks for your help!

 

[RMWdave]

wicked looking mb my friend!

 

[Member 5549]

In gravel

It's best to just not use brakes if you can get away with it !!!!!!
kinda like ICE just let of the power and let friction slow you down...

 

[havemurci]

It's best to just not use brakes if you can get away with it !!!!!!
kinda like ICE just let of the power and let friction slow you down...

I read somewhere that that was bad for the engine...something about not getting enough oil.

 

[RMWdave]

and you read right, but if you blip the throttle a couple times on the way down, you should have no problems at all!

 

[Dizzy]

I put my 55 cc HT on a walmart roadmaster. but I had to hack saw the and drill the frame a bit to get the engine to fit, also I had to saw away some of the plastic on the carb's intake cover. If your engine won't fit on the road master, don't dismay. just get a better frame, and you can avoid all the unecessary modifications.
Also don't try to force it either.