Alot of bikes don't have enough space in the frame to mount these engines.Did the make a different tube for the carb or can it just be turned to the side. If it can be turned it will allow us to mount these motors on bikes that are laying around everywhare. thanks
How did they do this?
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Oh yes it can be done. You will have to make a new intake manifold with the angle you need to clear the seat tube. Very simple to do if you have a mig or tig welder, a little more challenging if you dont.
John
John
I was hoping I could just turn it or maybe flip it around and turn it.I've been using the 4 stroke honda friction drive for about six months.(and love it) For some reason I want to build another "china girl" I just can't make up my mind on what kind of bike I want to use. stretch cruiser,chopper,700c,ITS JUST TOO HARD! LOL! . trk
I just like the 4 stroke better than the 2 strokes. (quiter,cleaner,way more reliable) If you've never rode a friction drive its hard to explain. The main reason I like our friction drives is mostly the assurance of the unit when I leave the house.Don't get me wrong I love to tinker with these bikes,but its also nice to have a unit that never lets you down.Friction drives get a bad rap about tire wear.Tire wear really isn't a factor.I mean on a brand new tire you get a little wear,but after it wears a litlle of the top of the tread there really isn't any wear.We got some in stock and ready to go $399 plus shipping Home Page
You know what?
I'm sitting here right now feeling really stupid. That is such a nice clean unit and Honda is the best and as you say, very reliable.
I think it's a case of pay me now, or pay me later and when all is said and done. I've spent way more than your kit would have cost.
I've bookmarked your site.......
I'm sitting here right now feeling really stupid. That is such a nice clean unit and Honda is the best and as you say, very reliable.
I think it's a case of pay me now, or pay me later and when all is said and done. I've spent way more than your kit would have cost.
I've bookmarked your site.......
