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Moderator might be able to move your thread to the Trike section.

Did you use rubber washers on the bolts under the engine plate?

Check out the carb!

Cool information that's new to me! Enjoy!

Cool beans!

I remember reading somewhere that it used the same gas tank as the Hondas... I could be wrong and be thinking of a different bike..??

I'm going with what the guys have already mentioned. Sprocket spinning on the Jack shaft. Move things around without turning on the engine. Spin the rear wheel by hand and observe the sprockets. Even moving the sprockets by hand can tell you if something is loose.

Have a nice day!!!

We all followed the rabbit down the hole if we're here!!! Happy Easter and enjoy with the ones around you!.

That means it's fast!

Looks great!!! Digging the clutch cover! Electric motor cover?

Well.......... ummmm.....

What's your experience with the scrub brake at higher speeds than intended?

Welcome to oldminibikes.com. Leave it as is and enjoy it. Your already pushing it with that engine on a small frame and wheels bike.

Welcome to the oldminibikes.com show! Enjoy! Wait for till you have your first ride on it! Just clean it up and check/replace bearings, tires and brakes. Looks like there might be enough seat left for a pattern to make a new one. Check with Hent.com at top of the page for cables and other mini...

Could very well be what's on there. The idea of making them like what's on my Roper is what I'm bringing. Delrin (POM) is another good material to use for the bushings.

Here's what someone used on my Roper instead of bearings/bushings for the neck. Nylon is my guess.

It really is electric. Small motor by the rear wheel that's not visible in this picture.

It's electric.

Dang I'm short about $1849...