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No bottle jack required to fit Predator 212cc In a Rupp. Plus I have billet flywheel and billet rod and Mikuni.

Yes. A resto-mod Rupp Roadster 2 with hydraulic rear shocks and Suzuki K10 Motorcycle fork on the front wheel. The rear secondary has a larger diameter on the 20 series so I modified the Rupp TC cover and it fits well now.

I used a Chinese 20 series comet clone and it works well. I have a Predator 212cc non hemi with a billet rod billet flywheel Mukuni VM 22 carburetor. I never had HS40 engine on it. I bought a Robertson torque tube exhaust with the swivel baffle in it and once I turned it open I found it was too...

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Thank you. It's a resto-mod Rupp Roadster 2 with full hydraulic suspension and its demands your full attention when riding it. Since I weigh more than a nine year old girl its got a built Predator 212cc on it and its got plenty of power to spare. So much power that only a select few will ride...

It's got the Suzuki K11 front fender on it

Yes. Its a K10. Awesome replacement for the stock Rupp springer fork. 5 inches of travel hydraulic oil dampened. Makes the bike ride great plus the extra weight of the Suzuki fork helps to prevent unintended wheelies too.

I used a BMX pig headset with an 1 inch to 1.25 adapter. I tried to use a custom machine shop headset which was aluminum and it bound up. The pig headset works great

It will toss you like a bad salad. Too many Hodaka powered Bonanza's had high speed forks.

Super Rat is cool. Like a small dirt bike. I replaced my pogo stick stock Rupp front suspension with one of these

Awesome Hodaka powered Bonanza

I would use a piece of stiff cardboard to make a template of were the mounting holes on the engine are. You may need to weld a plate to the Taco frame and then drill holes were the engine will mount. It can be done fairly easily.

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Looks about as good as it did before it was crashed. Now I got to keep it in one piece. No more inexperienced riders.

I didn't see it. I only seen the results of the carnage and heard an eye witness description from his other cousin who was riding the Doodlebeast (Predator 212cc powered DB30) of how he Supermanned the bike and how it tossed him.