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It looks really nice!

#1 Looks like they are from a MTD minibike.

Have fun! I really like my trail flite. :)

I have one. The headlight you might be able to find on ebay. Bearings are standard size. I have the 653-2 model. It has a 4hp techumseh with the lighting coil. Let me know if you have any more questions, and welcome to the group. :)

Can you have it shipped to michigan? Cost for shipping? Thanks,

Sorry Sproket, the weekend got away from me. I will do this tonight. Sent from my iPhone using OldMiniBikes mobile app powered by Tapatalk

I can take down some dimensions for you if you like? Let me know, I have some free time this weekend.

Hi Sprocket86, Check the photos under the following: Drivetrain/clutches I posted some pictures showing the brackets. There are actually 2 (they share a common bolt) but I am sure that you can fab one from one piece of metal. Note that there are weld nuts as well. Hope this helps. John

I remind my wife of how many purses, and shoes she has! :smile: That usually ends the discussion, if that doesn't work I always fall back on the following: "I am at home, in the garage. I could very easily be at the bar."

kingzodia1 1972 Rupp Hustler (modified) An odd combo 72 Hustler. Added a Roadster original headlight, and wiring harness. The brake light is from blackwidowmotorsports.net.

Sorry I missed your reply Sprocket86! My bad! Yes it has the original Vplex torque converter.

Hi Hangerbrat, I did not get an original tank. What I ended up doing was getting a round one off of ebay, and using hose clamps to secure to the frame. I also sandwhiched silicon rubber between the tank, frame and clamps to avoid damaging the finish on the tank and frame.

Thank you Dan! The picture did help. My bike as purchased had the the shock bolts going through the holes closest to the orange forks. I thought by looking at your original picture that my setup was incorrect, and after replacing the front tire (due to dry rot), I was not sure if my setup was...