Will It Work??
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CrazyDan
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Definitely going to need a jackshaft since it has a rear shock and I don't think there would be a way to mount a left side sprocket on the wheel. I doubt any of the kits will work, you will probably need to make your own using pillow block bearings, shaft and some steel plate.
Solux
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Dude you're nuts! Lol when I was a teenager like 13 years ago I was really into Gopeds. They had similar wheels, and I ate s**t so many times. Wheels are so small they don't like rolling over stuff. So smallest crack in the sidewalk would send me over the handlebars. So be careful whatever you do.
FiftyCali
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Exactly, they use front and rear tire from GoPed and engine. Would like to try something different. Should be fun if it works lol.
CrazyDan
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Might want to see if you can get pneumatic goped tires instead of them haad tyaas (sorry Neil @MotorBicycleRacing
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Chainlube
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Here's what I think, get rid of the cranks and make that your jackshaft. Extend the rear drop out and some longer forks and some scooter wheels. Those plastic wheels aren't going to be able to take much. You'll need a handlebar tank.
CrazyDan
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I think this will be an entertaining clown motorbike build. I agree with using the BB as your jackshaft.
Im hoping you have got a really great medical insurance plan and life insurance policy...DAMIEN
FiftyCali
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Dang not sure now lol. Sounds crazy to alot of people hahaha. I want to make it work now.
