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mmmm...beer... :thumbsup:

so i did take it for a spin. and tomanator is right on the money with regards to wheelie bars. wow! what a beast...i already gave my buddy shit for suggesting the tav, which started this whole project, sort of...lol all in all its a wicked little thing. the mounts work great for the motor, so...

update had many ideas for a fuel tank, and to make a long story short, i purchased a tank for a chopper. i found a 2.1 gallon tank from lowbrowcustoms in ohio. cut and welded some steel for a mount, and here we are. its starting to look a little obnoxious, but most people have had a good...

update of course since i have raised my motor, to avoid chewing into the tav too much, everything else has to change... had a buddy help out with some welding and we resized/shaped the exhaust i purchased from OldMiniBikes. great place to shop btw :thumbsup: the only item that didnt need to...

update so i changed my mind about the original motor mounts. there was way too much room for movement in my opinion. i happened to find a strange looking piece of rubber one day on a set of train tracks. its nearly as hard as a hockey puck. i chopped it up into correct lengths, and drilled...

oops. i think ive looked at too many lately. thanks frank...

www.coyote-gear.com:thumbsup:

hey people. just an fyi for you all. i was looking around and came across a company in the usa called coyote gear. they make some serious fuel tanks. a bit pricey for some, but it looks to me like they are well worth the money. check em out...could come in handy.

thanks tom. and yeah...im finding this out about the wheelie bars...im up to the challenge tho. im not a top speed kinda person, and will definitely respect the power. the comet clutch has indeed made this project a bit of a challenge, but thats part of the fun! and since checkin out this site...

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