That motor mount is the one piece stock mount that comes with all the Chinese 4 stroke kits. It comes with the old JL Hoot kit. It's not adjustable but there is another version of it made that is adjustable.Mr Bill I like the 4 stroke motor on your bike where did you get it from and did you build the motor mounts yourself
WAS'TE YELO!Very nice, Bill. I'm interested in the motor kit and am glad to hear about it being quiet. That's a real plus. You little grand daughter is a cutey, by the way. I guess you knew that. For a couple of years I worked as a personal care attendant for an Indian family with twelve adopted Ojibwe children, all with disabilities resulting from fetal alcohol syndrome. I was a kind of live in grandpa and in particular was to mentor a seven year old autistic boy who was sometimes violent and I would need to wrap him in a blanket and hold him until he got control of himself. Isaac was a handful, built like a little Tarzan with way too much energy and anger. The one thing that would level him out was going for a trailer ride through the forest behind my 2 stroke American. Autistic kids like to be inside something and to feel protected, so the trailer was like a little hideout. He and my dog Aaniimoosh went for some very long rides. As soon as he climbed in he settled down and then with the passing scenery, bumping along a gravel road, the hum of the motor and exhaust... a deep soul smile filled the boy and he was at with himself. He was in a special zone which leveled him right out. So when he had been particularly maddening his adoptive mom would look at me with pleading eyes and say, "why don't you boys go for a bike ride? Here's your lunch. Take your time." Sometimes we'd stop and eat our lunch by a creek and go wading or catch crawdads. We'd eat peanuts and pretend the shells were little boats which floated away with the current. I have fond memories of that and know Isaac does, too. Bikes and kids and grandpas and dogs and trailers all go together nicely, I think.
Silverbear
Dunno how many times I have read that SB. Really great stuff and a beautiful mental image. Your dog's name, "Aaniimoosh" Does it mean any thing?Very nice, Bill. I'm interested in the motor kit and am glad to hear about it being quiet. That's a real plus. You little grand daughter is a cutey, by the way. I guess you knew that. For a couple of years I worked as a personal care attendant for an Indian family with twelve adopted Ojibwe children, all with disabilities resulting from fetal alcohol syndrome. I was a kind of live in grandpa and in particular was to mentor a seven year old autistic boy who was sometimes violent and I would need to wrap him in a blanket and hold him until he got control of himself. Isaac was a handful, built like a little Tarzan with way too much energy and anger. The one thing that would level him out was going for a trailer ride through the forest behind my 2 stroke American. Autistic kids like to be inside something and to feel protected, so the trailer was like a little hideout. He and my dog Aaniimoosh went for some very long rides. As soon as he climbed in he settled down and then with the passing scenery, bumping along a gravel road, the hum of the motor and exhaust... a deep soul smile filled the boy and he was at with himself. He was in a special zone which leveled him right out. So when he had been particularly maddening his adoptive mom would look at me with pleading eyes and say, "why don't you boys go for a bike ride? Here's your lunch. Take your time." Sometimes we'd stop and eat our lunch by a creek and go wading or catch crawdads. We'd eat peanuts and pretend the shells were little boats which floated away with the current. I have fond memories of that and know Isaac does, too. Bikes and kids and grandpas and dogs and trailers all go together nicely, I think.
Silverbear
Dan, Bill and Youngbird, thank you guys for the kind words. My brother named his dog "Dawg". When I got my little friend I decided to call her "Aaniimoosh" which is the Ojibwa word meaning "dog". Sometimes she's called Aanii (pronounced Ah Knee) and sometimes Moosh. Isaac called her "Miss Mooshie".Dunno how many times I have read that SB. Really great stuff and a beautiful mental image. Your dog's name, "Aaniimoosh" Does it mean any thing?
GAH !.......incredible......wish I could afford a 4 stroke kit.....truly beautiful bike Bill.....after a lot of anticipation, my bike is on the road
same Jag, new power-train (and, I DO mean train)
this deal pulls my 2 grandaughters like they are not even there!!!
after 3+ yrs of feeling the vibrations from a 2moke, I can even hear my cell phone ring !!!
yup...strong like bull, smooth as a baby's bum
pics...
sturmey-archerX-fd front drum
disc-mounted sprocket close-up
a few engine shots (I plan on shooting the red cover with flat black vinyl paint)