Nice Randy.....but yea my daughter rode it last night and she loves it....took her a little while to get used to it.
It was hesitating under full throttle so I backed the mixture screw out 1/2 turn and wow....what a difference. I thought it was the governer acting up but the 3hp runs like a raped ape.
The 72 tooth rear sprocket can be challenging at times with ground clearance but it's all good. wish there was a taller tire for a 5inch rim.
The band brake is awsome....plain and simple....and will stop you on a dime...as long as the chain doesn't break:thefinger:
It was hesitating under full throttle so I backed the mixture screw out 1/2 turn and wow....what a difference. I thought it was the governer acting up but the 3hp runs like a raped ape.
The 72 tooth rear sprocket can be challenging at times with ground clearance but it's all good. wish there was a taller tire for a 5inch rim.
The band brake is awsome....plain and simple....and will stop you on a dime...as long as the chain doesn't break:thefinger:
Yes, I know what you mean. Thats why the later bikes had folding pegs. For that or if you hit a rock, and just getting the bike into a smaller space, like a car. I'm building a bike presently with solid pegs just because I got lazy. The little Indian's had a heavy rubber cap on the end, you could pick something like that up at a hardware store. It's like you would see on the foot of a banquet table or bar stool.
Randy
