Seems everyone is out of stock
Complete rookie.
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Not sure if it'll fit my 29 inch bike but I'll get a different bike if needed.
It should fit your bike just fine
What Jerry said .
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Tom
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That time of year I suspect Judd. That and just in time inventory works fine for a seller. Not so much a buyer.
What do you teach Mr. Dale?
tom
Do yourself a favor and do your research and spend a little more money and you wont regret it. Quality motors have been ported and gone over to remove blockage and casting flaws. A steel sleeve cylinder with a tuned piston with a balanced tailpipe maybe a nice Delorto? Carburetor and a set of carburetor jets ( 60 through 75 diameter will cover all bases) .
Pay attention to hub sizes and spoke patterns. Be aware that slight add ons like a case mounted spring loaded chain tensioner or a longer tailpipe quickly diminish clearence of other parts as per front pedal arms ect.
Map it out before you start your build. It will save you backtracking.
And ride it like you were invisible to everyone...
Right on ride on.
You can buy quality kits through amazon and get a 4 yr no questions asked warrenty for 30-40 dollars. I would highly recommend it.
No matter what your covered and these kits are known for being temperamental.
No matter what your covered and these kits are known for being temperamental.
I've taught math for 25 years. I'm legal for all subjects through grade 8. Last few years I've been the guy other teachers send their "problem students " to. It seems I have a knack for the fun ones. My credentials are for any subject through grade 8 and math for high school.
I think I'll get some of my students into my bike project just for fun....
I think I'll get some of my students into my bike project just for fun....
"I think I'll get some of my students into my bike project just for fun."
There are a lot of practical lessons that can be learned, the least of which is creative problem solving.
Tom
There are a lot of practical lessons that can be learned, the least of which is creative problem solving.
Tom
I envy your position Judd. I Mastered a few apprentices. Late for me here. I will expand, expound soon.
Tom
Tom