Will Grubee 4-stroke Kit Fit Cadillac Fleetwood Cruiser Bike with NuVinci Shifting?

[NMCruiser]

Sorry for not checking in sooner, but I have had a busy and eventful Summer. I wanted to let everyone know that I have completed my new bike and the Grubee Skyhawk II kit fits within the Cadillac Fleetwood bike perfectly. I will be starting a new thread to describe my build project for anyone interested. I was able to fabricate a jackshaft and get the power to the Nuvinci hub on the right side using mostly Staton parts.

 

[sjackson]

I gotta see this!

 

[HoughMade]

Great....finally get it "finished"...now I'm about to see this.

 

[NMCruiser]

I have started putting the photos in my album. Here is the link to my album:
http://www.motoredbikes.com/album.php?albumid=275

 

[Irish John]

I have started putting the photos in my album. Here is the link to my album:
http://www.motoredbikes.com/album.php?albumid=275

This is a fascinating project but you need to post better pictures cos those ones are just too pixellated NM and can't be viewed above thumbnail size.

 

[duivendyk]

Please take a closeup of the jackshaft from the right ,that would be very helpful.

 

[NMCruiser]

Irish and JJ,

I have higher resolution photos, but the forum limits restricted the size. So, I reduced the resolution and size the fit the forum limit. Is the size limit up-to-date or enforced?

I will take some closeups tomorrow and post them.

 

[NMCruiser]

You can find detailed information on my project here if interested.

 

[NMCruiser]

closeup of jackshaft


Here is a closeup of the left side of the jackshaft

Here is a closeup of the top of the jackshaft showing how it mounts to the seat post

Here are all of the pics

Please PM me for higher resolution photos as I cannot post larger pictures to my album.

 

[Mike S]

I have two questions about this: Why not buy a Lifan 50 cc engine with trans and electrical and install this on a bike? How can you have a lever for the Nuvinci and the brake on the right side. Looks like too many levers. Maybe the brakes should be foot
operated.