Tomorrow I plan to buy a 2004 Trek Navigator 100 to use as my project bike. According to my search, it looks like this bike will work. However, before spending the $110 dollars, I wanted to double check and make sure that I can use this bike ( I really like the ride of the comfort bike). Will this bike work?http://www.bikepedia.com/Quickbike/BikeSpecs.aspx?Year=2004&Brand=Trek&Model=Navigator%20100&Type=bike
Here a few other additional "Noob" questions...
1. The frame on the above mentioned bike has over sized frame tubes. If I buy a basic 49cc HT kit, will it come with all the material needed to adapt to the larger frame or will I need to purchase that separate?
2. Will I be able to keep the front brake, or will I lose it in place of the clutch lever?
3. If I install a HT motor, will I still be able to enjoy pedaling, or will the motor setup make it too cumbersome?
4. I assume that to pedal with the motor not running I will have to hold the clutch in. Does this get old and tiring or does it require little effort?
Thanks a bunch for your time!
Jason
Here a few other additional "Noob" questions...
1. The frame on the above mentioned bike has over sized frame tubes. If I buy a basic 49cc HT kit, will it come with all the material needed to adapt to the larger frame or will I need to purchase that separate?
2. Will I be able to keep the front brake, or will I lose it in place of the clutch lever?
3. If I install a HT motor, will I still be able to enjoy pedaling, or will the motor setup make it too cumbersome?
4. I assume that to pedal with the motor not running I will have to hold the clutch in. Does this get old and tiring or does it require little effort?
Thanks a bunch for your time!
Jason