Recent content by hermans13

For $75, buy it. You won't be sorry.

I would start by cleaning the shaft of the remnants of paint, etc. Once you get the arm started on the shaft, you can use a small screw driver and push on the shaft through the rectangle opening on the arm to not allow the shaft to slide back into the engine. If the rectangular opening of the...

Wow nice Bike! Thanks for the great photos. Someone on this sight will probably help ID it. Good luck and please keep us posted on your resto progress.

Take your focus off of the carbs for now. Do as sparkwizard suggests in his post above. Is the gasoline fresh? Is the gas tank mounted high enough for gravity feed?, Gas cap vent hole open?, Does gas flow freely and in volume out of the hose to the carb inlet? Is there a good seal between the...

I would sell them and state: four larger, heavy duty vintage "mini bikes". Be sure to include lots of good clear photos.

Nice find! You sure moving along. Looks real good. Good luck and enjoy!

I really like your brake light switch.

What time does the fun begin? Thanks!

This is a cool video. I really enjoyed viewing it. Thanks for sharing!

I would recheck carefully the valve lash. Did the valve lifters get reversed?

Looks good! I'm going to need one too.

I like the VW Camper Van Too! Classy way for your Rupp to travel. Good luck and have fun!

Are you planning on going to this years Minibike Reunion in Windber, PA on June 14-16 ? If so, I know that you will be able to sell them there.

upbox17, Welcome to Oldminibikes.com. You have a good base to build on. Axles, Rear Shocks, Brakes, Wheels can all be found at Hent.com see listing at the top of this page. Good luck and enjoy!

Hello minibikefever. Do any of your 5 hp Tecumseh engines have 3/4" dia. crankshaft?