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hey everyone, ive been looking around on the forums for a few weeks now and have a few parts to start building a bike but would like some ideas from someone who really knows what they are doing, i have a 79cc greyhound, and exhaust pipe and a frame, my uncle told me it would be a good idea if i did a chain driven bike, i know i need to buy a jackshaft ,a sprocket, fuel tank and some other things but im not sure where to start so if anyone has any recommendations i would really appreciate it
 
BROWNRIDER said:
hey everyone, ive been looking around on the forums for a few weeks now and have a few parts to start building a bike but would like some ideas from someone who really knows what they are doing, i have a 79cc greyhound, and exhaust pipe and a frame, my uncle told me it would be a good idea if i did a chain driven bike, i know i need to buy a jackshaft ,a sprocket, fuel tank and some other things but im not sure where to start so if anyone has any recommendations i would really appreciate it
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Hey there. :)
Affordable Go Karts has all kind of good stuff for 79 & 99 cc motors
including the jack shaft, sprockets,pipe, etc.

http://www.affordablegokarts.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=MTRBK79
 
Thanks, do you think a chain guard would be necessary? Also would you know somewhere where i could get a not to expensive fuel tank?
 
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Hey BR, Welcome. I just sent a PM to someone to see if we can get you a tank on the cheap. MBR is correct thats the site I was showing you for the jackshaft. Ive got to ship my bike this week but we can prob squeeze in some time for your bike. Oh yeah you have a 1953 Schwinn Canti mid weight, springer front end.
 
alright that sounds good, i got everything sanded including the exhaust pipe, should be able to order almost everything this week
 
Here is a pic of the motor mount we welded on a couple weeks ago simple angle iron, the frame is a 53 Schwinn Spitfire. He is going to use a HF 79cc

motormount1_zps24119f1a.jpg
 
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