First for sending a picture - not sure if this will work
Schwinn with 70cc
First for sending a picture - not sure if this will work
Schwinn with 70cc
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Bill Snow
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Sorry, I have not been on this forum for some time and your questions have been neglected.
The tank is a whizzer tank.
The tires seem to hold up ok but I have not put that many miles on the bike.
The tank is a whizzer tank.
The tires seem to hold up ok but I have not put that many miles on the bike.
pokerhelper
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Nice build 
Skyliner70cc
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So its a whizzer tank. Is there a supplier of the whizzer tank so I can buy one?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Will Snow
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I need to make some corrections to questions that were asked. I am very late with the right answers but would like to make it right just the same.
The gas tank was not a Whizzer tank as I stated, but from a of long ago kit called "MX-5" which has been discontinued for some time. One comment about the gas tank looking different than perhaps being mounted in front like a motorcycle or most motorbikes. I wanted to keep it looking more like a bicycle.
The spring fork is the old Schwinn very heavy steel fork that is no longer availabe either, but there are new light weight spring forks available that look nice.
Best Regards
Bill Snow
The gas tank was not a Whizzer tank as I stated, but from a of long ago kit called "MX-5" which has been discontinued for some time. One comment about the gas tank looking different than perhaps being mounted in front like a motorcycle or most motorbikes. I wanted to keep it looking more like a bicycle.
The spring fork is the old Schwinn very heavy steel fork that is no longer availabe either, but there are new light weight spring forks available that look nice.
Best Regards
Bill Snow
bluegoatwoods
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A nice bike...
flying ace
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snow good call on not useing the peanut tank its got the 50s look very nice
