Broken engine mount

So I was dogging the heck out of my engine yesterday after I got it up and running just to see if everything would work right. I was basically thinking "If it works I'll have fun, if it doesn't, we'll see what kind of damage I did"

I noticed a rattling noise at higher speeds and couldn't figure it out. Today I decided to take a look and noticed that the front side (Not the side facing the rear tire) bracket was loose, so I go and tighten it down with a socket wrench.

Well as I'm tightening one side of it, the dang thing breaks! I'm talking about the part that the screw goes into before you tighten it with nuts. The part that's built into the engine block.. A.K.A. difficult to replace -.-

How would I go about tightening that down, since I can't screw it into the hole that was there now? Or how can I fix the hole?

I don't have pictures of it, I can get some if I need to. Tape won't work, nor will superglue, so there goes the two main parts of a man's repair arsenal

Turns out leaving ONE screw off is a terrible idea. Due to the vibrations from that ONE screw being off, I have now lost 2 of my clutch cover screws, the other bolt that was holding the front part of the engine down, one rear bolt, and I don't even know what else.

Horrible ride. It was fun while it lasted but I got about 6 miles from home and had to use my keys to pop the master link out of the chain so I could pedal it home.

More repairs to do tomorrow I guess.

Definitely helps. Thanks But that means more money that I have to spend on this dang thing -.-

Like I said the whole engine almost came off. ONE bolt was holding it on when I looked down and decided to stop. Didn't even notice the extra rattle over the cars passing me. I did notice a severe drop in power though, so now I know what to watch out for.

I guess I'll have to get a set. Darn.