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    Centrifugal clutch noise

    Thanks for your help with this
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    Centrifugal clutch noise

    Please let me know if you have experienced a noisy (although new) centrifugal clutch. We have a new clutch on a Predator 212 engine which we have on a Fox Campus bike. The minibike is geared low (same as original) and runs well, except that the clutch randomly makes a loud noise and tries to...
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    Fox Campus Minibike

    My family has had this minibike since 1968 and I am finally starting restoration over this winter. I seem to have all the parts except kickstand, rubber gaiters for the forks, and a cover plate that goes on the swing arm. The original engine is not running (broken connecting rod) so that...
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    Barn-fresh Fox Campus bike

    Some of you wanted to see pictures of our Fox Campus bike, so here they are. We were cleaning out the barn and decided to keep the mini bike out of sentimental value, but after finding this website we are interested in restoring it. My parents bought it for us kids new in 1968, and it has...
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    Tecumseh engine rebuild? Or replace (Fox Campus bike)

    Thanks i will look into the condition of the motor this weekend. I kid you not it is a heat index of about 115 here, so i will be moving slowly. The "real" temperature is an even 100. Regarding the donor motor, how would that work? Could you sell it to me? Maybe the new motor looks so much...
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    Tecumseh engine rebuild? Or replace (Fox Campus bike)

    Hello I am a new member, and I need some general advice please. We have a non-operating Fox Campus bike which we have had since 1968, when I was 10 years old. We ran it for years (I have three brothers and we lived on a farm). No one can remember exactly when, but the engine lost...
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    my first post

    Ogy - thanks for that welcome. I see we are on the same wave-length about the Campus bike. Back in the day, my cousins had Rupp’s and they were good, but it’s just that I had the Fox Campus bike first and liked it the best. BTW do you want to see original manuals, etc., or do you already have...
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    my first post

    buckeye: "This all depends on how anal you areabout making it all original. If you look through the photos on here they will spark your memoryy of what it looked like in its glory days. If the kid shows some interest let him help with some of the work. You will get a lot of different opinions...
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    my first post

    Putt-Putt: "So my advice would be to get a used "running" engine with a shaft size for the clutch you plan to use and minibike throttle cable "hook-up" capability; get a new correct size chain with "master link" and then bolt it on, hook it up and snap it on then you're "OFF & RUNNING" having...
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    my first post

    KustomKartKid - thanks for sending out the bat signal to Ogy !
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    my first post

    toomanytoys - thanks for the welcome. i agree about my nephew - he can pilot a mini bike at age 8 if it is OK with his folks. And if I know my brother it will be OK. Plus its good to have a project to work on with my brother and his kid (my kids are grown).
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    my first post

    Bonanza Bryan - thanks for the welcome. I am getting the pictures together asap.
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    How many members have their first bike?

    My (extended) family has a non-operating Fox Campus bike, which we kids got on Christmas Day in 1968, when I was 10 years old. We ran it for years (I have three brothers and we lived on a farm). It has never left the property all those years. It does not run but I am just starting a project...
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    my first post

    mmisterbungl - thanks for the welcome to the forum. And thanks for the links to the pictures.
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    my first post

    Hello I am a new member, and I need some general advice please. My (extended) family has a non-operating Fox Campus bike, which we kids got on Christmas Day in 1968, when I was 10 years old. We ran it for years (I have three brothers and we lived on a farm). I remember riding it in the...
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