Heres my other bike. today i added a wheely bar. Now its the funnest bike I've ever driven. The wheely bar inst as nice as I would like it. are there any posts on wheely bars that anyone knows of? I can pull 1000-1500 ft. long catwalks. the exhaust is a lawnmower muffler. That long pipe is full of steel wool. Helps quiet it down a bit. I did a horrible job on the chain holding the gas cap on. Now I've learned for next time. it also needs a good wash. I'm too busy driving it to wash it though. lol
THe funnest bike ever!
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It has foot brakes.(literally) Those brakes don't work. lol I do want to get some brakes for it though.
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to be very honest with you
your MB shone is just a LITTLE ROUGH AROUND THE EDGES
but -- it don't matter as long as it runs and you are able to
ride that thing
your MB shone is just a LITTLE ROUGH AROUND THE EDGES
but -- it don't matter as long as it runs and you are able to
ride that thing
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I want to hook those brakes up. I just don't have a cable yet. But it only goes 30km/h max and that's already over revving it. I usually drive at around 20 km/h when I'm cruising town so it really not that dangerous.
Mountainman
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man -- what a cool thread -- there's JUST ALWAYS MORE TO FIND AND ENJOY HERE
just noticed your just another (one of a sweet kind) MB locking device
now look -- you have been warned here before OK
here we go again ------
we can not be held responsible for ANY OF YOUR COOL INVENTIONS
that are stolen from this site
you put them out there -- they are open for the grabbing !!!!
be careful when you -- ride that thing
just noticed your just another (one of a sweet kind) MB locking device
now look -- you have been warned here before OK
here we go again ------
we can not be held responsible for ANY OF YOUR COOL INVENTIONS
that are stolen from this site
you put them out there -- they are open for the grabbing !!!!
be careful when you -- ride that thing
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lol Did you mean the chain on the tank?? To anyone else wanting to do this. Don't use rivets to fasten the chain onto the tank. They leak like crazy. Also make sure the chain is tight enough before you fasten the brackets holding the chain to the tank. When I put mine all together when I was done, I found out that the chain was soo loose that It fell on the side of the cap! So my solution was to dent the tank to tighten the chain. Now it looks pretty horrible. lol
