Here is my newest project!
A 20“ bmx with rear mount 212cc. Top speed is 45mph with a stock engine. Very sketchy ride, throws you off like a bull if you’re not gentle with the throttle.
Enjoy the pictures
212cc girl bmx? Why?
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Here is my newest project!
A 20“ bmx with rear mount 212cc. Top speed is 45mph with a stock engine. Very sketchy ride, throws you off like a bull if you’re not gentle with the throttle.
Enjoy the pictures
Chainlube
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It needs a new air filter, a hot dog muffler and a cover for the TAV.
Nirve
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I have the stage one kit but it’s too fast/not dialed in yet. I’m scared to make it even more powerful
Chainlube
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You ain't getting much power from what I suggest, just going to look cooler. The stock filter and muffler just looks off unless your tilling the garden.
DieselTech
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You need a big basket on front of the bike! That way you can throw some ballast weight in that sucker!!! Nice looking build.
GW's Motorized
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Looks sketchy, but fun. Small wheels get squirreley at higher speeds. I personally love the sound of a 212 straight piped, but I know my neighbors don't 
Thats why I carry about 10 or 12 pounds of tools in my front handlebar mounted tool bag...It helps...lol.
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The basket you mentioned reminds me of Miss Gultch on her bicycle riding over to Auntie Em's to pick up Toto...lol...Note the front basket...lol.Yeah a tool bag just looks more manly!!! I should of mentioned that.
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