Suggested frame for motors?/

What frame would you suggest to mount a motor to? Something spacious and skinny like this?


While we're on the subject of mounting motors, would the GT50 fit in something like this? I heard the problem with a pocketbike motor is that they are hard to fit in-frame and then there's how to mount it. But DAX is coming up with an in-frame 4 stroke kit so hopefully soon there's surely a way to mount that 2 stroke as well. Gives me goosebumps!!

Yeaah I'm a bit younger and up for a beating. Being sore feels good at this age

Actually 2door, I have already started building a bike. I made this thread because I'm thinking of a future build already, but using a different motor than the happytimes preferably. I really like the GT50 on thatsdax and have been dreaming of how to mount it inframe and what size of a bike I need for it. And also preferably have front suspension.

Anyway, here's the thread: http://motorbicycling.com/f42/motorizing-schwinn-35621.html
Haven't gotten to finish it yet. Lots of stuff to do with finals coming up. As you can see the chain isn't on yet, and I was missing a fuel valve. And have a problem where I have a 32 spoke wheel apparently. Missing 2 bolts in thesprocket because of it

I gotta ask, do you think that Giant boulder bike would be a good platform for a motor? The reason I ask, is because I can get it for 80 bucks.

Mmmmmm yeah i dunno. I just wish the bike I'm using wasn't a 32 spoke wheel

My budget is flexible. I didn't know that about the wheel selling though that's good to know. I haven't been able to swap wheels because of the cassette things. But I'll hop by the store sometime soon

But if you get a freewheel remover you're going to need a cassette remover before you know it! Actually I haven't much of a clue between a cassette and a freewheel. I guess cassette is stronger and more expensive though.

I think I have an addiction at looking at buying a different bike. Mainly because the two I've worked with so far either have a non 36 spoke wheel and the other is to small. Makes me tempted to get that giant just so things finally aren't incompatible, not to mention tons of room and a steel frame. Although from the sounds of it it sounds like no one really has much trouble with an aluminum frame.

either that or save for that new trek 820 i've talked about. Looks good, steel frame, reliability of trek, blah blah. I think I need parental controls to block craigslist. Anyway, back to studying for finals.