Black Rat
- Thread starter tvc15
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city of angels
New Member
nice built can wait to see it done where did you purchase you tank
Nitrohorse
New Member
That front motor mount looks a little weak. Is that aluminum?
kind of reminds me of a vincent motocycle at a glance definatly a verry cool ride im interested in what kind of frame and where did you get the disk set up (angry sasquatch)
wheelbender6
Well-Known Member
The custom tensioner bracket looks cool and unique. I like the rear disk mount too.
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Dave31
Active Member
Thats great tvc
I still remember my first ride on a motorized bicycle, I was just like this dude right here 
happycheapskate
New Member
Your build looks really good. Glad you have success! I really like the chain tensioner bracket. Did you make your own fenders? I don't run any chain guards or fenders because I kept getting breakages on the chain guards. If you have some really heavy duty fenders though, it makes the bike look much better.
kevyleven007
Active Member
Nice job!even has one of those slick looking glass fuel filters.I like this bike a lot!
happycheapskate
New Member
That is a good point. I wonder if anybody has ever actually lowered the compression on one of these (by using a spacer or machining the combustion chamber in the head), maybe using a longer intake tube with it or changing the timing.
I remember reading about an Indian (country of India) motorcycle racer who used Dremel tools to cut grooves in his cylinder heads, which cut knocking and prevented lugging the bike even in top gear at very slow speeds. It was in Popular Mechanics a long time ago.
I remember reading about an Indian (country of India) motorcycle racer who used Dremel tools to cut grooves in his cylinder heads, which cut knocking and prevented lugging the bike even in top gear at very slow speeds. It was in Popular Mechanics a long time ago.
Looks beautiful. Sometimes the heads do nothing to performance, sometimes they actually can lower performance because the engine is fighting the added compression. Have fun and ride safely!
