Yeah it's been a couple years since I've been on there website. But they had a build your bike page, where you filled out the dimensions you wanted, & they would then build your bike. They did offer up to a 24" at that time. They had a couple different models as well. Keep us posted if you buy it, I'd like to see what size of engine it might accommodate. Some measurements basically.
Ahhh, I see how you roll Diesel...lol...lol...Get Rocket to be the guinea pig and buy it and then give you the measurements so you can be sure of what you get ordering online...lol...lol...Its always better on someone elses wallet....lol.
Lol that 1 on market place for $200 is a steal!!! Plus its orange!!! Even better. Them 16zero bikes are built like a tank. They are nice bikes. But yeah that would be great if some1 tested their wallet out b4 mine.
Then were nice enough to share such measurements.
I haven't received a reply yet, and who knows how long it will takeLol that 1 on market place for $200 is a steal!!! Plus its orange!!! Even better. Them 16zero bikes are built like a tank. They are nice bikes. But yeah that would be great if some1 tested their wallet out b4 mine.
Wtf is the fishing reel looking thingy on the pedal/crank assembly? I'm curious. Thanks.
That's two freewheels, 5-7 wanted to run the power through the BB.
That picture helps a ton in telling me what kind of space there is to work with in that frame. I know the rough dimensions of those engines, and that basically tells me the AX100 could potentially fit. I might have to run a relatively small crank sprocket though.
I think 8.25hp is way too much for a bike, the bike wheels, frames, brakes are not designed for the impact caused by the high speed driven by so much power. The highest power for a bike engine may be below 3 hp (or roughly 100 cc).
