Another fun (and affordable) build, it's the DB's cousin, the Motovox MBX10. I never cared much about the look of these frames but after building my daughter's Build-Off Motovox MBX10 (nearly complete) and hoping up another for a buddy, I have really come to like them. They're similar to a DB in a lot of respect, but don't actually share too many parts outside of some bearings, the brake rotor and tire sizes. But they are well made and a lot more square than a DB and have better welds and a thicker motor plate. This one I built for my good friend's son.
His son quickly grew tired of the slow original motor and not being able to keep up with his dad's DB so I was enlisted to make it fun again.
Started with a brand new Hemi Predator I've been holding in my hoard.
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The tanks aren't much to look at with all their warning stickers and giant bulbous gas cap.
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decided to add some color to an otherwise all black bike
Carb re-je
Re-clocked the pull start and began assembly
painted and stickers up an OldMiniBikes Arco clutch cover to match, hiding a 15t Max Torque clutch
De-stickered and re-stickered the frame and Modified an X7 super pocket bike rear hydraulic brake kit to fit since Hotrodminibikes was out of stock on their already modified X7 kit resold as a Motovox kit.
Another built Motovox to terrorize neighborhood streets.
His son quickly grew tired of the slow original motor and not being able to keep up with his dad's DB so I was enlisted to make it fun again.
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