Beach Cruiser Mounting Tips

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biknut

biknut

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rockonp04 said:
pretty sweet man. any vibration? how is the the other mount? is it just mounted by the frame by itself?
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My vibration level seems well under control. I do have a 48cc though, and a 40T sprocket. The rear mount is just a stock mount with one layer of inner tube wrapped around the frame tube. I did replace the stock mounting studs with #5 grade screws that I cut the heads off of.
 
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biknut said:
My vibration level seems well under control. I do have a 48cc though, and a 40T sprocket. The rear mount is just a stock mount with one layer of inner tube wrapped around the frame tube. I did replace the stock mounting studs with #5 grade screws that I cut the heads off of.
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what are the advantages of a less teeth?
 
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interesting mount. I would like to just drill into the frame like that but my last build cracked right at my front motor mount so im kinda reluctant to drill into the frame.
 
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