Barely A Motorized Bike?

[JimmyNibbles77]

After about 14 hours of work, A friend and I managed to attach an 80cc Motorized bicycle engine to a custom welded frame. This bike hits almost 25 mph without exhaust, which is soon to be attached. All stock except fuel hose and chain (yes there's no rear brake and the pull starter is broken as well as many many many other small janky attributes)
If you ever wanted to know how jank a motorcycle could be, here is the "Jankcycle": (face blurred for online anonymity as it's me pictured)

Thanks to everyone who helped me build my first two bikes and kept the motorized dream going that led to this!

 

[Member 30571]

Nice !! that looks like it'd be fun to ride.

 

[inspectorcritic]

That's gonna be a b**ch to find a parking place people will b**ch cuz it will block the sidewalk.

 

[Wrench]

Only a City Mouse would worry about that.

 

[Captain Rainmaker]

I've browsed Rat Rod Bikes, so I can't say it's the absolute jankiest I've ever seen, but it's definitely up there. Looks sweet.

 

[Wrench]

I hate to say it because of all the work the guy put into his ride
That thin tubing is gonna fold right where the rider sits

 

[JimmyNibbles77]

Only a City Mouse would worry about that.

Indeed, we only have sidewalks downtown

I hate to say it because of all the work the guy put into his ride
That thin tubing is gonna fold right where the rider sits

If I weighed more than 175 it probably would, but I’m light enough it only bounces a little, I got some thicker stock I’m gonna reinforce it with. (I also didn’t use round stock cause that would’ve kinked and bent for sure at that size)

 

[Wrench]

On a bump your weight can double with gravity. Good idea to reinforce the area