Cool, how about a pic of your 32 incher and welcome to the forum.
32" Genesis Super Cruiser (Help)
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A buddy of mine just bought a super 32 and just got his new motor kit
no matter how you squeeze it a china girl will NOT
fit.
it's kinda like oj's glove if it won't fit you must quit. our solution is to
cut the bar flip it upside down and weld it back in place, another delima
is that the front bar where the motor mounts to is way to wide so you
would have to notch it and reweld it. then you need to repaint it, but if
thats not enough try to find tires and tubes first nothing worse than commiting
to the hours of fabrication get it done only to find out the tires are 100.00
each if you can find them.
ride on JOKER
no matter how you squeeze it a china girl will NOT
fit.it's kinda like oj's glove if it won't fit you must quit. our solution is to
cut the bar flip it upside down and weld it back in place, another delima
is that the front bar where the motor mounts to is way to wide so you
would have to notch it and reweld it. then you need to repaint it, but if
thats not enough try to find tires and tubes first nothing worse than commiting
to the hours of fabrication get it done only to find out the tires are 100.00
each if you can find them.
ride on JOKER
Man that onyx is already hard enough to deal with, why would anyone bother with this one. Money pit if I do say so myself.
So my Motorized 32's rear wheel bearings went out and yes I grease them regularly. I think it was my fault though, I don't think I had put the hub back together correctly when I first got it and damaged them. They just gave out now... any suggestion?
That bike would be a good candidate for a DIY top tube mounted shift kit. A little angle aluminum, some clamps, a 5:1 pocketbike transmission, longer bottom bracket, front freewheel and good to go. Those big wheels will roll!
Or can do a front wheel mount and drive, or rear rack.
Cheers,
-Low-
Or can do a front wheel mount and drive, or rear rack.
Cheers,
-Low-