Hello from Austin,Tx - Need bike info please

**CRUISER** · #11 (**permalink**) 08-17-2008, 10:23 AM

i used a walmart bike with the big tires and the chain was close but had no problem with the chain hitting the tires. you just need to take your time putting everything togather

deacon · #12 (**permalink**) 08-17-2008, 10:25 AM

about the install, if you have a digital camera (most folks do) and if your mechanical skills are about my level (pretty close to non existant) I would suggest a mentor who is willing to sit with you on one of the instant messengers and walk you through it. AFTER you have read the tips here of course.

Trust me ask don't guess.....

You could email the beer I suppose but it would probably be flat...

michelledigsarrows · #13 (**permalink**) 08-17-2008, 11:02 AM

Well .. I just sat the engine up to the frame , with and without the mounts and it just won;t fit on the frame that I have right now... The "Universal" mount, well, that just makes it fit WORSE because it brings it even taller than before.. and I would never be able to change the spark plug either! heh

I will look for another frame or just chunk the whole idea!

Thanks yall
Michelle

Motoschwinn · #14 (**permalink**) 08-17-2008, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by michelledigsarrows

Hello to all you bike wheeling folks out there!

Just got a 66cc? epa blah blah kit from the Fedex guy, but I quess it won't fit on my 18in mountian bike

I got the "No drill" kit.. and now I need a bike ! Ahh!

Can anyone tell me a cheap one at walmart that will work??

and WOW... ALOT of pieces!!!!! Might need a hand or 5 putting this together! This lady bit off more that I can put together it looks like! ahh!

Michelle

PS PLEASE mail me with help !! I could use it!

I would suggest the Schwinn Point Beach. A really easy install. I got mine together in less than a afternoon. I wouldn't go used, as I found that when I tried the used route, spokes broke, and other problems.