Cadillac bycicle

Probably going to have to be a rear rack mount motor.

Where'd you get it btw? What model is it? I have a 17" Cadillac AV Sport

I would do a rear mount 4 stroke, the frame should handle it. Don't leave the ground till you see what the frame is going to do wear wise. Welcome : I get caught up in bikes more than people,

I think a friction drive or rack mount engine kit would work best on your Caddy.

I seen Cadillac and it caught my eye, I haven't seen that model either but I built some Cadillac Fleetwoods like this.



That looks like a Strumey Archer internal 8-speed, it would be shame to not let your motor use it, especially having front and rear drum brakes.

If I had that bike I'd strip everything off it and put it on a Grubee motorized bike frame with the built in tank, then put a 4-stroke jackshafted V mount kit on it.

http://www.gasbike.net/alum-bike-frame-gt-2-a.html

Heck they even a deal for the frame and a 2-stroke motor (48 or 66cc) for $80 off this weekend.

Tire rubbers are better than nothing but that would make you a motorcycle ;-}

now thats a Cadillac bicycle http://agreenliving.org/eco-bikes-c...he-looks-of-a-car-and-full-bicycle-functions/

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now thats a Cadillac bicycle http://agreenliving.org/eco-bikes-c...he-looks-of-a-car-and-full-bicycle-functions/

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That is soo cool! I love that Caddy thanks for sharing.

Man, quit twisting my arm!!
That frame looks just great!!
I think i just found my next project!
Are the parts interchangeable with that frame? pedal assembly etc???
I'm sold!!

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They should be and you have some nice parts on that frame, a good $350+ worth with those wheels, front shock forks and nice seat even used.

That Grubee frame has 1-piece BB (Bottom Bracket, AKA pedal assembly) holes but if you go Jackshaft that is a moot point as the shift kit includes all that with one exception, you will need the 1-piece to 3-piece BB conversion cups (~$12.).

There are 2 types of frames, one has a perfect front mount frame post, the other is for 4-stroke motors.
A 2-stroke JS kit fits the same as a regular front mount so great there.

Just buy a dual pull brake lever and Iridium plug if you go 2-stroke shift kit for SBP.

NOTE! Shift kits are are NOT easy to install but with that perfectly design bike frame it will be a whole lot easier and with a 2stroke, even a legal (here) 48cc that thing should fly.

I envy you having all those cool parts and a chance to get the new stuff for cheap. I hope you share how the build goes and I don't twist arms, I just tug them in a direction you might like ;-}