Last April I bought a Burley Canto with a Golden Eagle RedMax 2 stroke engine. The Student I bought it from lived in a hilly area and used it to ride around campus. It's very clean. He kept it in his dorm room, and I've had it in my garage. (No grease smudges or scratches that I noticed.)
Riding with motor assist was not compatible with what I bought the bike for. I let it push me around the block once. It worked really great and didn't affect the handling of the bike any more than a bag of groceries would.
Except for starting it every couple of months, it's just been sitting on a shelf. By the way, I just got it out and it started right up.
Here's a picture. Notice the label says it was manufactured in August of 2005. And a picture of the back (gear side). As you can see from the pictures it is very clean.
According to the Golden Eagle Website, it sells for $549 plus $20 shipping and handling. Here are the specifications http://www.bikeengines.com/redmax25info.htm Here's the manual http://www.bikeengines.com/enginemanual.htm
Given it's condition, I figure it's worth at least $400 plus freight. If you are interested, please send an email or PM. Thanks, Rick
Riding with motor assist was not compatible with what I bought the bike for. I let it push me around the block once. It worked really great and didn't affect the handling of the bike any more than a bag of groceries would.
Except for starting it every couple of months, it's just been sitting on a shelf. By the way, I just got it out and it started right up.
Here's a picture. Notice the label says it was manufactured in August of 2005. And a picture of the back (gear side). As you can see from the pictures it is very clean.
According to the Golden Eagle Website, it sells for $549 plus $20 shipping and handling. Here are the specifications http://www.bikeengines.com/redmax25info.htm Here's the manual http://www.bikeengines.com/enginemanual.htm
Given it's condition, I figure it's worth at least $400 plus freight. If you are interested, please send an email or PM. Thanks, Rick
