4 stroke transmission recommendations?

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Floridiot1987

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The one I was using is the Flying Horse garbage from BikeBerry...worst thing I could have put on there! The bell housing completely broke off from the input shaft while I was riding home from work. Thankfully, I was already near my apartment when it decided to snap off. With that said, I would like to know if anyone has any ideas of where I can get a better transmission for it. I have already looked on gasbike.net with no luck. All of the options I found on there are sold out. Before going any further with my search, I would greatly appreciate any information on the subject prior to buying another one just for it to do the same thing again in 2-3 months....
 
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I didn’t come here to dispute that GasBike 7G or the closest transmission to that is the best. I don’t know. I don’t have experience with those. I’m sure they are excellent because I have respect for the many years of HONEST experience from Venice Motor Bikes. One transmission that costs three times as much, is built with commonly available parts and is dang tough is the EZ MotorBike Q-mastic. I only rode it for thousands of miles. Never one problem.
 
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I didn’t come here to dispute that GasBike 7G or the closest transmission to that is the best. I don’t know. I don’t have experience with those. I’m sure they are excellent because I have respect for the many years of HONEST experience from Venice Motor Bikes. One transmission that costs three times as much, is built with commonly available parts and is dang tough is the EZ MotorBike Q-mastic. I only rode it for thousands of miles. Never one problem.
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I am remiss in my knowledge of computers. I don’t know how. Have you been around since 2010? The Q-matic is not sold by a big company with a warehouse and beaurocrats on the phone. Check close; EZ Motorbike Company then go to transmissions or whatever.
 
If you have a tapered shaft engine get a GruBee 4G.

www.grubee.net

SkyHawk 4 Cycle________ ENGINES, KITS AND PARTS

GruBee Skyhawk CVT and T Belt drive 4G transmission kits including service parts for motorizing standard bikes and also Multi Speed Shift for Gru-Bee Gt2A frames with built in Gas tanks.
www.grubee.net www.grubee.net

If you want to do a rear rack chain drive build get a Staton Inc gearbox. My 18.75\1 has held up for 13 years and has nearly 5000 hours of use on it.

Staton Inc

Staton-Inc a world class manufacturer of motorized wheelbarrows, motorized bicycles, bike engine kits, gear drive kits since 1984.
www.staton-inc.com www.staton-inc.com

My shifter bike.

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Jerry... I didn't even consider the old engine might have a tapered shaft.... :/

(if you decide to go the route I suggested); It might be a better idea to buy the entire kit that I posted to be sure everything works together. (& then you have plenty of spare parts for the future)
 
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