Switching from kent ridgeland frame to beach cruiser frame

[Gordy]

That's what I was thinking of while researching, but it's hard to tell by the pictures if this frame even has a way for you to add them.

The front you can just use the fender mount hole (you should remove the fenders anyway. If you need them a pair of plastic fenders looks almost exactly like the stock ones) however the rear you will need to do something like this

60 miles and counting....

Dear Fellow Motorheads- Just hit 60 miles on the odometer and not exceeding 15 mph. Mixing 26:1 as I normally do. What's a good break in mileage? I was told 2 tankfuls by the seller and am curious as to what other forum members think. Won't be doing any high speed runs, as the coaster...

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[GodMan]

Ah. He was thinking outside the box.

 

[Gordy]

Ah. He was thinking outside the box.

Yeah, it is a brilliant way to adapt for a rear break. Fairly simple to make too.

 

[Chainlube]

Keep an eye on marketplace, all those COVID bikes are showing up cheap now.

 

[Chainlube]

That one is 60

 

[GodMan]

Huh? How would my engine mount into that frame?

 

[Gordy]

Huh? How would my engine mount into that frame?

It wouldn't, however such a bike would be good for donor wheels and other miscellaneous parts. If you can find a cheap mountain bike with disc brakes and suspension forks you can use the wheels and forks for a very nice set of wheels.

 

[Chainlube]

Huh? How would my engine mount into that frame?

Trim that bar off and then you have a bisc brake bike to build on.

 

[DAMIEN1307]

Trim that bar off and then you have a bisc brake bike to build on.

I wouldn't if it were me...That to me would be a structural failure looking for a place to happen if that bar was removed.

 

[Chainlube]

I wouldn't if it were me...That to me would be a structural failure looking for a place to happen if that bar was removed.

I might buy it just for the wheels, cheap set of wheels for 60.