Bumblebee

[try 1897]

The rear engine is on a hinge and pivots up and down via a cable that allows the drive roller to engage the tire. The hinge system has no spring so to acheve tension between the roller and tire a bungee cord is used. The whole thing is kinda cheesie but seems to work ok and was cheep. I need prob. to mount the engine solid and convert to a clutch and chain drive . Im looking for the parts to do so if anyone has used or leftover stuff to sell let me know. Cheep is better cause the bike is a piece of s**t and does not deserve anything new and expensive. Probably send it into shock. Tom

 

[5-7HEAVEN]

What kind of engine do you have?

What size clutch would your engine take? 54mm or 76mm?

 

[try 1897]

What kind of engine do you have?

What size clutch would your engine take? 54mm or 76mm?

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What kind of engine do you have?

What size clutch would your engine take? 54mm or 76mm?

Its 26cc 1.2 hp that has a 3/8" strate shaft. I honestly dont know in mm what size it needs?? The company claims its american made.

 

[5-7HEAVEN]

If it's 26cc, it has the 54mm clutch.

It's harder to find than the 76mm one.

 

[try 1897]

If it's 26cc, it has the 54mm clutch.

It's harder to find than the 76mm one.

Of course. Thats the story of my life. Hard to find and usually costs more. If I didnt need one id be tripin over them. People would be givin them away. T

 

[5-7HEAVEN]

Log onto the radio control (R/C) race car forums.

And the goped/scooter forums.

The goped/scooter forums might have all you need to convert to chain drive.

They play with small 2-stroke engines.
They're prolly tripping all over the 54mm clutches and bell housings.

Good luck.

 

[try 1897]

Log onto the radio control (R/C) race car forums.

And the goped/scooter forums.

The goped/scooter forums might have all you need to convert to chain drive.

They play with small 2-stroke engines.
They're prolly tripping all over the 54mm clutches and bell housings.

Good luck.

Thanks ill check it out. T