So I've been waiting to weld my stretch frame for weeks(broke right now), and I got bored and decided to throw my Titan on my beach cruiser a Murray Westport. My 2-stroke has a broken muffler stud in it and has been a loud nasty thing for awhile, so off to the shop it goes. Well the Titan fits right in, a little top heavy I must say, but still nice. Had to put the wide pedal cranks on, but still need some pedal spacers to be more comfortable. My Manic adapter only had a 36T sprocket for it. I was worried it might not work so well, but I took the chance on using it anyway, instead of having to put the kit 50T sandwhich style on the wheel. Well I have to say, I was surprised when I first started it up and went for a cruise around the block. It picks up very nicely. I'm a big boy, 250lbs+. So I was afraid it would not have enough torque to start from a stop, but surprisingly enough it has no problem at all. A little slow, but no less than a large van starting off. I will be going up to a 56T eventually to pull a trailer behind, but for this temporary situation I will stick with the 36T, makes the engine RPM less at speed. I usually run around 20 to 25 MPH, no reason to go faster, my town is 9 miles from downtown out to the edge. No reason to hurry. Also this thing is quiet, although I just came from the fork and spoons 2-stroke clutch and a broken muffler, but still... this thing is stealth tech. I can sneak up on people now, before they heard me blocks away even when my muffler was good. Hat's off to a good engine kit, thanks Dax.
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