while not a true mini bike the seed was planted on this forum

[outdoorguy]

I built two bikes last winter. One a Mustang Pony wannabe built on a Baja Warrior frame. This fall and winter I'm going the next step. This is a mustang pony wannabe that will be road legal. Built on a CSC frame with a 200cc Honda twin. Still much to do. Wiring will be a challenge. The only parts I have not acquired are front
and rear disc brakes. But it is taking shape. While not a true mini it's not a full size either, more of a scooter. If not for this forum never would have done it. Would have missed a lot of fun. Thanks

Outdoorguy

 

[Valocalrep]

That looks real nice ill follow this one close

 

[Neck]

Nice! Very nice! I never knew this company existed, not far from my home either.

 

[roccosbike]

I like this kind of style,very much into anything that looks like an old flat tracker too.Hard tail bikes of any kind are classy IMO.

 

[buckeye]

Good to see you are still around. Great build history and appears, this one will not disappoint as well.:thumbsup:

 

[ratrod1313]

good luck! i think csc has some interesting ideas and products. i cant wait to see this done. remember the other build and it was awesome!:thumbsup:

 

[Mr.GhettoRig]

nice dude! I'll be watching for sure, could you possibly reveal where you got your wheel's from? :drool:

 

[wheels1950]

nice

I like it!!!!!!

 

[CC 51]

Looks like a Mustang to me.

 

[james c]

Nice! Very nice! I never knew this company existed, not far from my home either.

which company? ive got the mustang wheels i wouldnt mind building one of these.

 

[ratrod1313]

which company? ive got the mustang wheels i wouldnt mind building one of these.

california scooter company

 

[Neck]

Csc

 

[outdoorguy]

The story i got was the frames were early csc frames which were considered surplus and the wheels the same. I bought them from off ebay. When I contacted the seller for information. It was the California Scooter Company. Small world. I had bought the frame to build the same type of bike the were building, with out knowing the source. The rest I found or made or modified from where I could. The motor, front forks and steering yoke were donated from a 1980 Honda cm200t with 849 miles on it. The front and rear fenders (front not mounted yet) are baja warrior fenders with 1 3/8" cut from the middle rewelded filled and painted. I stated last April and hope to be finished by spring. I built a whole front end and canned it for the Honda. I still have another frame and set of wheels so it may still find it's way on a build. Thanks for the kind words.

Outdoorguy

 

[Clayon]

Sweet looking bike, I will following this one for sure. :thumbsup:

 

[outdoorguy]

Motor mounts welded in and front fender mounted. Head light, tail light, kick stand, disc brakes, sprocket and chain next, Finally wiring. Going to be a challenge, but have a 81 cm200t (my sons) to use as a wiring diagram. Motor was running great in the old bike a month ago.

looks good. The headlight and tailight are very retro and chrome. Should set it off nice.

 

[buckeye]

Glad you are back. Great build!

 

[outdoorguy]

Good to be back. Most active forum I've ever been on. Eevryone doing their own thing and it's OK. I like that.

outdoorguy

 

[outdoorguy]

Added foot pegs, kick stand, headlight, tail light and pipes. Start wiring tomorrow. Got a week off for deer season, but dosen't start till Thursday so will have a little free time to work on it.

outdoorguy

 

[vwfan79]

That thing is sweet, very nice work!:thumbsup:

 

[Frank Davis]

You have done well...this scooter is a throwback to the classic bobber style....gets my attention everytime!
I keep picturing a purple version with a vintage Triumph "Cub" 200cc engine with a megaphone exhaust tip!.......the wheels keep turning.....