Can't wait! Got to love Felt bikes. When I stick my 4-stroke on the Murray, my 2-stroke will go on this Felt Revolver for race only. Can't wait to cruise down the street at 40+mph!!!
Felt MP Into A Limited Speed Motorcycle
- Thread starter Terry Blow
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Head light mounted to bracket I fa bed up includes mounting for signal lights just needs front cover cap.
Here is the comparison from the stock front end to the shock front end.
I purchased this from the whizzer company and it matches nicely
Head light mounted to bracket I fa bed up includes mounting for signal lights just needs front cover cap.
Here is the comparison from the stock front end to the shock front end.
I purchased this from the whizzer company and it matches nicely
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Thank you Clotho my brother loaned me the sprayer and I sprayed outside it was raining so I had to use my easy up that really sucked. Plus it was too cold out so I had to use my mister heater in the garage. Each piece had to shuttled in and out for each coat that sucked too but I am happy with the results. Was way more work than you can imagine I'm now having trouble sleeping at night because I'm excited about putting it all together LOL
Terry
Terry
So here are the latest pictures the front end is done I have to say I am very happy with the way it turned out. The look is so close to stock yet nicely upgraded front shock and disk brakes. Next is the battery box and wiring.
This pic shows the stock MP before any changes.
In this pic you can see the sending unit for the speedo.
In this shot you get a great look at the three piece wide crank, not so wide after all
You can not imagine freaking hard it was to get everything to go on that front axle speedo, carrier brackets, fender supports AAAAAARRRRGGGGG! 
Should have the wiring complete by the weekend and start on the engine kit.
This pic shows the stock MP before any changes.
In this pic you can see the sending unit for the speedo.
In this shot you get a great look at the three piece wide crank, not so wide after all
You can not imagine freaking hard it was to get everything to go on that front axle speedo, carrier brackets, fender supports AAAAAARRRRGGGGG! Should have the wiring complete by the weekend and start on the engine kit.
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Terry, everything looks great! I have a question about that front fork and suspension.... Where'd ya get it?!!! You mentioned a good deal. Its so nice. I have been fighting with the whole "springer, monarch or just plain shock front end" battle. Most of the nicer forks like that go for $700+, too rich for my blood. You know what I say, "More money still in the pocket is more gas in the tank!" Thanks!!!
Hi Darren
It is a used shock I found on the INTERNET was listed for $125 I got it for $100 and there was no way I could even consider a new one it is a Dual crown shock you should be able to find one on the net hope that helped you
It is a used shock I found on the INTERNET was listed for $125 I got it for $100 and there was no way I could even consider a new one it is a Dual crown shock you should be able to find one on the net hope that helped you
Here is a great place to look for used shocks I found several on the first page Good luck
Dual Crown Forks - Page 1 - Pinkbike.com Buy&Sell
Dual Crown Forks - Page 1 - Pinkbike.com Buy&Sell
One more thing make sure you talk to your local bicycle dealer before you buy anything. They will help you to know just what to look for in a front shock for your bike. You may have special needs like mine because I bought my hub before I bought the shock I had to get a fork with a 19mm axle. Many shocks have much larger axle, get your shock first then get the hub you need.
Terry
Terry
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Thanks Terry,
Yea, a real hard task figuring out what toys to buy. But the prices on the shocks are almost not worth it to me. I can't believe they charge that much for stamped steel, tubes and two springs.
Yea, a real hard task figuring out what toys to buy. But the prices on the shocks are almost not worth it to me. I can't believe they charge that much for stamped steel, tubes and two springs.
Did you look at the link I gave I found shocks in there 150-200 can't beat that and I only looked on a few pages
Here is a demo of the MP lighting system
YouTube - 2010 Felt MP into a Limited Speed Motorcycle Demonstration of DOT Lighting
Terry
YouTube - 2010 Felt MP into a Limited Speed Motorcycle Demonstration of DOT Lighting
Terry
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Terry,
Looking to buy the lighting package your using. How can I purchase it? Also, what's the price?
Thanks.
Looking to buy the lighting package your using. How can I purchase it? Also, what's the price?
Thanks.
Hi 2dawgs
Well I have to say that is music to my ears but be warned this kit is made up of all motorcycle parts and is a very pricey item You can see the kit on my products page the kit is half the way down the page just below my Felt MP pictures
http://blowbyumotorizedbicycles.ca/6052.html
Terry
Well I have to say that is music to my ears but be warned this kit is made up of all motorcycle parts and is a very pricey item You can see the kit on my products page the kit is half the way down the page just below my Felt MP pictures
http://blowbyumotorizedbicycles.ca/6052.html
Terry
Here are the latest Pictures of the Felt MP and Happy to say that it is now truly a Limited Speed Motorcycle. there are only a few minor things to finish, the rear fuel tank needs mounting bracket and Pour 15 tank sealer of witch I am doing tonight. Then drill and tap the petcock after that I am waiting for the Creative Engineering sprocket and hub adapter to show up and then I will have the wind in my hair
Here is the last picture
When the sprocket is in I will insure the bike and then I will do some performance videos. I will be using a front 10 tooth non free wheel and a 36 tooth rear for top speed. And if I can I will try the 10 tooth front and 50 tooth rear on a few hills will be interesting to see what speeds will be. I have had one MB forum member report 45 MPH top speed with 11 tooth front and a 44 rear will be fun to try it out I CAN WAIT
Terry
When the sprocket is in I will insure the bike and then I will do some performance videos. I will be using a front 10 tooth non free wheel and a 36 tooth rear for top speed. And if I can I will try the 10 tooth front and 50 tooth rear on a few hills will be interesting to see what speeds will be. I have had one MB forum member report 45 MPH top speed with 11 tooth front and a 44 rear will be fun to try it out I CAN WAIT
Terry
Here are two more pictures taken by my brother Colin and his camera early in the day and with out the fuel tank on the back. Kinda makes me wonder if I should seal the top tube after all. And BIG THANKS goes out to my brother Colin he helped me many many weekends and evenings with all that had to be done.
