Hello All,
First post here.
I have a Toyoco Masher 500. It's the one that Jay Leibovitch has on his Mini-doodle photo pages, and if you do a yahoo search on "Toyoco", it's the one in the images with the kid on it. We got it in August 2002, and had it at the Windber minibike reunion in '03. Sold it in Sept '03 when my son "had to have" a Rupp. Well, we bought it back in 2010 when we found it on craigslist for half what we sold it for.
The HS40 on it has seen better days. We didn't take it to Windber last year because it had a severe lack of power. Cleaned the carb and still no power. Well, my son (now 19 years old) pick up a Honda GX200 engine (used but running) from the Indoor Go-Kart track he works at.
My question is: Since the bike is pretty much a Rupp clone, Has anyone used one of the exhaust pipes OldMiniBikes Warehouse sells for the Honda GX160/GX200/Clones on a Rupp or similar tilted engine mount bikes? And, if so, which one. The pictures they show of the pipes look like they might hit the rear frame tube,
T. Mack
(TMack lighting kit creator)
First post here.
I have a Toyoco Masher 500. It's the one that Jay Leibovitch has on his Mini-doodle photo pages, and if you do a yahoo search on "Toyoco", it's the one in the images with the kid on it. We got it in August 2002, and had it at the Windber minibike reunion in '03. Sold it in Sept '03 when my son "had to have" a Rupp. Well, we bought it back in 2010 when we found it on craigslist for half what we sold it for.
The HS40 on it has seen better days. We didn't take it to Windber last year because it had a severe lack of power. Cleaned the carb and still no power. Well, my son (now 19 years old) pick up a Honda GX200 engine (used but running) from the Indoor Go-Kart track he works at.
My question is: Since the bike is pretty much a Rupp clone, Has anyone used one of the exhaust pipes OldMiniBikes Warehouse sells for the Honda GX160/GX200/Clones on a Rupp or similar tilted engine mount bikes? And, if so, which one. The pictures they show of the pipes look like they might hit the rear frame tube,
T. Mack
(TMack lighting kit creator)
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