Honestly dude?
You are being a pain in the neck.:hammer:
You have offended quite a few folks on this forum and what are you contributing? :no:
You have spouted off about how many mini bikes you have and how you are the big collector and not one flippin photo.:doah:
You just post B.S. :censure:
So, why don'don't you post some pics of this 50 bike collection and contribute something positive to the forum.:shrug:
You are being a pain in the neck.:hammer:
You have offended quite a few folks on this forum and what are you contributing? :no:
You have spouted off about how many mini bikes you have and how you are the big collector and not one flippin photo.:doah:
You just post B.S. :censure:
So, why don'don't you post some pics of this 50 bike collection and contribute something positive to the forum.:shrug:
Searching on Craigslist for a cheap push mower for my lawn business I ran across a Murray Track 2. Called the guy up and he said it was $300 firm and hadn't been cranked in 4 years... Well pass on the $300 and def pass on an engine that hasn't been ran in 4 years!! I paid $120 for mine a year and half ago. I swapped to the predator 212 and haven't looked back! After wrecking it and bending the forks. She's been sitting 
but hopefully I can get a set of forks in the next couple weeks!!
but hopefully I can get a set of forks in the next couple weeks!!
The threads on the neck are messed up. The previous owner let the kids ride it with the the bearings shot and the nut loose so it took the threads down to bare metal about where it would try and tighten but with 1/3 of the threads missing in that area it would slip out. I replaced everything but felt uncomfortable about the thread being jacked up. I did straighten them out with a torch but tried pressing them back straight in my press before using a torch (I didn't have a torch then). That part kinda messed them up.