I have 2 sick bike parts shift kits, 2 4g(not knockoffs) transmissions and a bunch of parts including a bunch of sprockets, the kits are used but as anyone familiar with this gear knows they last forever. Wondering where to unload it all... I'm in central Florida. Not even sure what it's worth and not looking for a fortune just enough for it to be worth my time to box it all up... and ship it is someone wants it shipped. Would really like to sell it AL together... don't have space for bikes anymore
For Sale 2 4stroke sick bike part kits, 2 grubee 4g transmissions, bunch of parts
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You will have zero problem selling those as many here in the forums have lamented not being able to get anything like this any longer since SBP has closed down...Grubee Transmissions are always in great demand as well.
Keep checking in from time to time and check your Private Messages/ Direct Mail here in the forums as well from ready buyers...lol...lol.
UtiliD
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There on bikes I have to break them down because like I said no space. There are a bunch of parts too and I want to put it all together.
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OK, sorry everyone. I finally got the time to get all the parts I felt were relevant together.
I don't remember if I explained my situation... I love the hobby and was having a lot of fun with it, then my dad was diagnosed with dementia, he already had heart problems and I started taking care of him full time. He was actually doing better for awhile(better than he was)... then he was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. I tried to help him fight but after being hospitalized He completely lost his strength and that was the beginning of the end along with the cancer. He just passed in February and I've been taking care of the estate with my sister. I'm moving and have to downsize a lot so...
as originally stated I have 2 sick bike parts 4 stroke shift kits and 2 4g transmissions/gear reduction platforms... plus a bunch of parts.
I also have a reproduction 4g transmission copy I was going to convert a few different ways... if you look at the parts you can see some of the directions I was going. This is going to be a little crazy because it's a lot. I want to get rid of it all together or best price takes what they want and tells meif theres anything to not include/ship. It's basically 3 transmissions and shiftkits. Only one ran on a finished bike before I was forced to stop... while trying to tune the carb on the second build which I had to abandon for the aforementioned reasons.
The parts are from SickBikeParts, BikeBerry, Staton, Gasbike, Grubee, DDMRacing, amazon, and ebay, and I'm sure I'm forgetting some places.
There are a bunch of various types of parts. Various shift kit extras. Bashguards/chain guides/chain guards(I like better than the plastic outer chain guards that came with SBP kits, extra long chain ring bolts/long chainring bolts/standard chainring bolts, chain ring spacers, 5mm, 7mm, 1mm, and 2mm (for between chainrings & chainguards).
Carbs, offset intakes, NT jet kit 60-90, other carbs I was trying to modify like AGK was doing for These motors back when.
I have 2 brand new bolt on generators (that use the magnets from the flywheel to create power) so you can hook lights up to your bike... originally developed by a company that used to sell motorized bikes(can't remember their name) bikeberry sells them now for around $110 each. I also have 1 wired battery box with 4 meant to splice into the generator system(got it on ebay) so you have continuous lights powered by the rechargable battery box charged by the bolt on generator.
There's a bunch I'm forgetting there's going to be mass amounts of pictures later today. Got a few appointments then I'll start posting pictures.
I don't remember if I explained my situation... I love the hobby and was having a lot of fun with it, then my dad was diagnosed with dementia, he already had heart problems and I started taking care of him full time. He was actually doing better for awhile(better than he was)... then he was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. I tried to help him fight but after being hospitalized He completely lost his strength and that was the beginning of the end along with the cancer. He just passed in February and I've been taking care of the estate with my sister. I'm moving and have to downsize a lot so...
as originally stated I have 2 sick bike parts 4 stroke shift kits and 2 4g transmissions/gear reduction platforms... plus a bunch of parts.
I also have a reproduction 4g transmission copy I was going to convert a few different ways... if you look at the parts you can see some of the directions I was going. This is going to be a little crazy because it's a lot. I want to get rid of it all together or best price takes what they want and tells meif theres anything to not include/ship. It's basically 3 transmissions and shiftkits. Only one ran on a finished bike before I was forced to stop... while trying to tune the carb on the second build which I had to abandon for the aforementioned reasons.
The parts are from SickBikeParts, BikeBerry, Staton, Gasbike, Grubee, DDMRacing, amazon, and ebay, and I'm sure I'm forgetting some places.
There are a bunch of various types of parts. Various shift kit extras. Bashguards/chain guides/chain guards(I like better than the plastic outer chain guards that came with SBP kits, extra long chain ring bolts/long chainring bolts/standard chainring bolts, chain ring spacers, 5mm, 7mm, 1mm, and 2mm (for between chainrings & chainguards).
Carbs, offset intakes, NT jet kit 60-90, other carbs I was trying to modify like AGK was doing for These motors back when.
I have 2 brand new bolt on generators (that use the magnets from the flywheel to create power) so you can hook lights up to your bike... originally developed by a company that used to sell motorized bikes(can't remember their name) bikeberry sells them now for around $110 each. I also have 1 wired battery box with 4 meant to splice into the generator system(got it on ebay) so you have continuous lights powered by the rechargable battery box charged by the bolt on generator.
There's a bunch I'm forgetting there's going to be mass amounts of pictures later today. Got a few appointments then I'll start posting pictures.
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Gordy
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I'm very sorry for your loss. A good friend of mine is currently fighting esophageal cancer and it's quite hard for him.
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That's just the start
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When your younger/healthier I guess It's a lot more probable you can fight it possibly even get cured, but considering my dad was 87 and had many health problems it caught up quick and devastatingly. I really miss him and wouldn't wish it on anyone. It was brutal especially for him. He did palliative radiation but ultimately he couldn't really eat and had problems even drinking thing most of the time. Appreciate the condolences.