I recently purchased this minibike to modify and use in the snow. Now I wouldn't feel right if I did any type of modifications to it. Mac and Harleys identified it as a Cheyenne Warrior model 400 that was made in L.A., maybe 1960's. I don't like to alter vintage bikes and this is a really cool looking bike and very well made! Since I got it home: took off the Briggs motor and removed the goofy foot pegs that were added over the original mounts, removed the extra rear sprocket, (original worn out) and it seems to be a solid bike besides the scrub brake arm that was added on over the original one, and the seat is also not original. What do you think I should do, sell or modify. Thanks, Owen.
I think the brake is an add on too. Mounted on the swing arm like that, it is going to move around quite a bit when you are hitting bumps. If you were going to add a ski on the front and maybe a different wheel/tire on the back, I would think you could make those mods reversible pretty easily for regular riding without messing anything up
Not mine anymore. But I have other bikes for sale. I repaired it and sold it to a friend. he did all the finishing touches. He also has the full suspention model. Not a pretty bike, lol. like a taco or cat but tuff looking. If it was mine I would of just painted it chevy orange or simular and bolted on a fast 6.5 and rode it like I stold it.