here it is a skyhalk 66 cc on a old huffy mountain bike with dual head lights.
I made this as a daily driver and a back road putter.I put the forks on it and I am waiting for the seat post with 1" of travel with a springer seat.I am also waiting for my pipe and dual brake lever.This is a very addictive hobby parts are cheep and its fun planning for the next mod.I am going to do something diferent with the tires not sure what as I plan on doing some back roading.
Tell me what you think about my first build any sugestions?
.I also have a set of directionals with the brake light that I will mount to the rear rack.The pipe I got was a pocket bike chamber that I cut off and turned around the header to make it fit ,the manifold bolted right up and has a spring hook built in to hold the pipe on to give it flex.I didnt like the pipe that came with the kit and was heaver than this one I put on.I have not fired this up yet and wont until I get the rest of the parts ,also we have had snow and the driveway is a mud pit.The wife was kind enough to let me build it in the living room but after it goes out it stays out.
I was going to ream the pipe to 1" but it is thin enough then I was thinking of putting the post in the lathe at work to turn it down but that is not a good idea ether.I am going to look back on Ebay for the right one.Does anyone want to trade for the right one?
i ride a older huffy frame myself. was ur seat post in it in bad shape or sumthing?
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Took my sprocket to work and made a jig on the lathe to line up the spocket and addapter then used a transfer punch to transfer holes then put it in the bridgeport and drilled the holes.It came out great and lined up nice so now I got my wheel back on.Then tonight my flame kit came in and put those on wow that makes it pop and adds a cool factor.All I am waiting for is my dual brake lever and the directional/brake light but it will run with out it .It going to be warm tomarrow I might just fire it up.
