Motorized bicycle wheel wont spin

The best low cost frame I know of that is steel, well built with really good welding is the Hyper beach cruiser 26" wheel available from Walmart, but be aware that regular stock bicycle wheels intended for pedal power will NOT stand up to motorised bike usage and speeds, also the coaster brake designs also heat up and either grenade themselves or seize up and throw you onto the pavement.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-26-Men-s-Beach-Cruiser-Bike/299035532

Wheels must be replaced with either good heavy duty spoked rims which others here in the forum change out to or the three spoke street mags I use and have been using quite successfully for 5 years now on my Hyper Beach Cruiser.

Here is my bike with those particular mag wheels.

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This is my tutorial on how to build a safe and proper motorised bike.

 
The best low cost frame I know of that is steel, well built with really good welding is the Hyper beach cruiser 26" wheel available from Walmart,
Would a beach cruiser work

Was there something about "Beach Cruiser" recommendation I already made to you that was unclear here???

Also be aware most other beach cruisers are now being made from aluminum...You want steel for a motorised bike, NOT aluminum.
 
ok i pulled the clutch and tried to move the pedal forward and it would not move the back tire would just drag across the ground idk if it could have been my chain the chain was getting stuck maybe because not enough tension chain would pop off. i recently removed the chain and im getting a new clutch since i messed the other one up and the oil filter also.
Oil filter ??????

With the engine crooked It'll never work :ROFLMAO: JKN

Yes a beach cruiser style frame made outta steel is best
 
Your best bet is to start reading all you can about how to build a motorized bike. You need to master the basics before you waste money on wrong purchases or by breaking stuff. First, learn terminology so we can understand how we can help you. The differences between a screw and a bolt, and between a sprocket and a gear are important. Remember, when your flying down the road at 40 mph on a spindly bicycle, your keester is literally on the line. Comprende? It's important to get certain things right. These guys will help, but you have to sort out the basics. Also remember, we all started at zero and learned from each other. Good luck.
 
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