Stretching an aluminum frame for a Morini 50

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joabthebugman

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I have an old aluminum frame beach cruiser that I have been stroing away to motorize for a couple of years now.

It has the double frame bars like a Worksaman is is made from oversized tubes

The front and rear mounts both have to be oversized.

I had a China Girl mounted to it for a while but never even strated it up.

I also have an old Morini that I put into storage 2 years ago that I was thinking about building the bike around

My FAA certified welder/biker friend says that the aluminum frame can be made as strong as I want it to be with proper gussetting.

But I figured I would ask some here who have actually used the Morini, stretched bikes and built with aluminum frames.

I am toying with the idea of eliminating the pedals altogether and just building a street leagl scooter.

I also have a Dyno Taboo Tiki and 2 Dyno stretch cruisers to work with

I was also toying with the idea of taking an old Whizzer apart and using it to motorize one of the stretches
 

culvercityclassic

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If you know me I would jump on that Dyno tiki for sure... If I can fit a 200cc fourstroke in one you can for sure make your motor work. It would be less work then installing it in that aluminum frame.
 

joabthebugman

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The Morini was orignally bought for the Tiki. But I love the look of the other bike.

I also kind of want to leave the Tiki intact, but I want to Morini on a BT