im new to the motorized bike scene im 32 yrs old an have built motorcycles three wheelers four wheelers nitro rc trucks an now im building a bicycle and ill have to say that this has been as fun or funner so far ive got a micargi rover gx w/ a flying horse 66/80 motor w/ a 44 tooth sprocket im wondering if anyone can tell me what motor mount i should go with any comments or help would be much appreciated
hi folks
- Thread starter chinro3
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I too recently bought a Micargi and a 66cc motor. It's for my second build. I haven't been to the house for a couple months and haven't seen either kit or bike yet 
I bought the Micargi Pantera 7 speed, blue. I think both frames (yours and mine) have a larger front pipe. My kit comes with "Universal Plate U Bracket for Larger Frame Tubes". I think the angle of the front pipe is different from my first build. I've read how some have used u-bolts and sheet metal or metal straps like some muffler straps to make the front attachment. I'll bet some vendors also have some nice mountings. My first build was on a mountain bike with a strait pipe and fit together with my kit as though they were built for each other. Hopefully your kit came with the universal mount and it works. I sure would like to see pictures of your build and mount. I'd at least like to hear how you resolved the mounting issue.
I bought the Micargi Pantera 7 speed, blue. I think both frames (yours and mine) have a larger front pipe. My kit comes with "Universal Plate U Bracket for Larger Frame Tubes". I think the angle of the front pipe is different from my first build. I've read how some have used u-bolts and sheet metal or metal straps like some muffler straps to make the front attachment. I'll bet some vendors also have some nice mountings. My first build was on a mountain bike with a strait pipe and fit together with my kit as though they were built for each other. Hopefully your kit came with the universal mount and it works. I sure would like to see pictures of your build and mount. I'd at least like to hear how you resolved the mounting issue.