I was suprised to see how big this Super Bronc VT10 is. A 10HP engine, 22"X11"X8" tires on 8" solid rims. It's bigger than my BigCat.
And a whole lot bigger than my Bearkat Twister. The Twister was concidered a TrailScooter. In the 1960's rules by the National Trail Scooter Association. But then my little Pack Cycle was also concidered a trail scooter back then.
When I posted about my Sidekick. People called it , "a monster"! But it's smaller than my Boonie bike.
I have been reading several OldMiniBikes threads what opinions are.
Racing rules in the 1960's was defined by wheels. Solid wheel vs. spoke wheel. And horse power of cource. But things have changed! My biggest bike, my most heavy bike is called a mini bike by most of OldMiniBikes members.
You can't concider HP as the definition of a "Mini Bike". The drag bikes blow that.
Wheel size? What about a Heathkit. It has a 8" ATV/Golfcart/Garden equipment wheel on the rear!
It's a interesting question?
Bullhead
And a whole lot bigger than my Bearkat Twister. The Twister was concidered a TrailScooter. In the 1960's rules by the National Trail Scooter Association. But then my little Pack Cycle was also concidered a trail scooter back then.
When I posted about my Sidekick. People called it , "a monster"! But it's smaller than my Boonie bike.
I have been reading several OldMiniBikes threads what opinions are.
Racing rules in the 1960's was defined by wheels. Solid wheel vs. spoke wheel. And horse power of cource. But things have changed! My biggest bike, my most heavy bike is called a mini bike by most of OldMiniBikes members.
You can't concider HP as the definition of a "Mini Bike". The drag bikes blow that.
Wheel size? What about a Heathkit. It has a 8" ATV/Golfcart/Garden equipment wheel on the rear!
It's a interesting question?
Bullhead
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