Mikes Hard Lemonade.

Here is my motored bike.

I cannot upload the image to the forum so here it is.

I did use image compression so it should be 56k friendly

I do not know why the chain is making popping noises however? Its true and straight I have put it up on a stand and spun it I can hear the popping but cannot identify where tis coming from? I am wondering if its my rear hub?

 

[SlicerDicer]

Alrighty I will do the 14gauge spokes then I am not afraid to build it myself so thats more than likely what I will do.

 

[azbill]

if you can find 12g spokes, they will do you better

 

[Dockspa1]

Just to get back to the chain popping, you should definately file the tips and the U's of the sprocket if the sprocket is new. Even if it looks smooth the wat they put the chrome on oversizes the sprocket and causes the chain to stick to it.
Just a revisited thought. I had to do it.
Doc

 

[MotorbikeMike]

wheels

Hi all one company makes wheels far above the rest. Spokes are .120 when regular bicycles are .080 and that would be Worksman, in the Bronx, Mike

 

[SlicerDicer]

got any links mike?

 

[spunout]

Slicer,
Thats sweet I haven't seen the mike bikes yet.I've seen several others Budwieser,firestone,and a couple of others.Thats realy slick nice job

Agreed 8) !

 

[MotorbikeMike]

Links?

Hi, what kind of links are you intrested in? I have a lot of cool stuff, and know where other things might be found, but I do have mostly wholesale connections. If I knew what you were looking for I might be able to help, Mike

 

[SlicerDicer]

Looking for wheels you were speaking of.

 

[MotorbikeMike]

wheels

Worksman Cycles New York, building bikes in America since 1898 www.worksman.com or http://www.worksmancycles.com/, I don't get a very good discount from these people, so best you call them yourself, as I cannot save you anything on these by the time shipping is added. I have many good products, but a few with little to no margin, Mike