My First Build_Dyno Cruiser

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mexlas

mexlas

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Hello all,

I just wanted to share some pictures of my first build. Its an early GT Dyno with a Wildcat 80 engine with Sportsmans sprocket and adapter.





 
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atombikes

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mexlas-

Great looking bike! In case you didn't know, what you have is a Dyno Von Franco edition. I have one, but I got mine free (it was a basket case).



I wish mine were as nice as yours; I would have kept the special paint scheme and striping. But this is what mine looks like now (a 4 stroke work in progress):

 
paul

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that is going to be one fine looking motorized bicycle. I agree if their was a way to make the fake tank hold gas that would be really nice
 
scotto-

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Nice mexlas! You did a great justice to your bike by adding the tank/rack and not just slapping an ugly p-nut tank on top of the stylish non-functioning stock tank. Awesome!

I'm more than sure the fake tank could be made functional quite easily as well, but not necessary with the rack/tank. Wish more people could see it this way......I truly don't like the "pimple on a pumpkin", strap-on peanut tank, maybe it's just me lol.

Rack/tanks rock.....keeps the bike looking much cleaner and are functional.



.wee.
 
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mexlas

mexlas

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Apr 15, 2010
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California
atombikes said:
mexlas-

Great looking bike! In case you didn't know, what you have is a Dyno Von Franco edition. I have one, but I got mine free (it was a basket case).



I wish mine were as nice as yours; I would have kept the special paint scheme and striping. But this is what mine looks like now (a 4 stroke work in progress):

Thanks you Atombikes, I love this color.. I am thinking about my next build, it's also going to be 4 stroke like yours.
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mexlas

mexlas

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MotorBicycleRacing said:
Sweeet bike! :)

We just need to figure out an easy way to get the fake tanks to hold gas.
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Thanks Motobicycleracing, I totally agree about the tank, I can close to making a small tank to hold small amount of fuel to keep in the fake tank... I found this cool rack tank for $25.00 could not pass it up.
 
mexlas

mexlas

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scotto- said:
Nice mexlas! You did a great justice to your bike by adding the tank/rack and not just slapping an ugly p-nut tank on top of the stylish non-functioning stock tank. Awesome!

I'm more than sure the fake tank could be made functional quite easily as well, but not necessary with the rack/tank. Wish more people could see it this way......I truly don't like the "pimple on a pumpkin", strap-on peanut tank, maybe it's just me lol.

Rack/tanks rock.....keeps the bike looking much cleaner and are functional.



.wee.
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Thanks a lot Scotto, I really wanted one of those cylinder type of tanks but I have a little buddy that likes to go on rides. Perfect spot to mount his crate.

 
RedRider48

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mexlas said:
Hello all,

I just wanted to share some pictures of my first build. Its an early GT Dyno with a Wildcat 80 engine with Sportsmans sprocket and adapter.





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Hi,
I'm new to all of this motorized bike stuff and wanting to learn from you guys. I just wanted to compliment you on that rear tank idea. However, being in the rear, it should be a NASCAR rated fuel cell. LOL!
 
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