Will a motor fit on a 22" mountain bike frame?

rockonp04

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I got my eye on a 22" mountain bike. My old bike cracked at the frame. Think it'll fit?

 

Mind_Reader7

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Depends. Probably not.

 

killercanuck

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There's some tight fits here to check out:
http://motorbicycling.com/f15/anyone-have-pics-motorized-bmx-build-2015.html
You might be able to squeeze it in thar, gl.

 

reclaimer

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With some work you can really sqeeze em in there.

Here's my 16" lts. I had to shorten the front mount, drill and re-tap holes, mod the intake, and swap out to a slant head.

 

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Lance Portnoff

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killercanuck said:

There's some tight fits here to check out:
http://motorbicycling.com/f15/anyone-have-pics-motorized-bmx-build-2015.html
You might be able to squeeze it in thar, gl.

Click to expand...

whats up dood
I make a frame that is a cargo bike but looks like a bmx upfront, check it out on the siten if u like designlogicbikes.com

 

killercanuck

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Hey hey, that's cool, couldn't find the pics till I hit the 'about us' link...

That's a beautiful bike -reclaimer!

So yea Rockon, it is possible, you may have to use a slant-head, and you can always turn the head around if you need a couple more inches.

gl.

 

Lance Portnoff

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whats up,
the staton trans bolts to the frame tabs 2 bolts and go