Deablo Azul- shakedown

Russell

Russell

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Took her out for her shakedown ride and it was much better than I had hoped for! The variable speed belt drive(9 speed) worked flawless. The engine had more power than needed. Hills are no problem and on flats more speed than I'll ever need. I'm real happy with this build!
 

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HseLoMein said:
Nice work James, i am impressed as usual. Do you want to start a business venture together?
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Corey,
I'm not much on business ventures, as they usually end up costing me money! However I do have one idea that I might have you take a look at. It is fairly simple and inexpensive(motorized bicycle) related.

Jim
 
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Beautiful fabrication job, I especially like the suicide shifter, it that a geared hub used as a jackshaft trans? Very impressive bike!
 
Very nice!! Could you go into more details about the variable speed?? I'm building a 99cc 4 and trying to decide on the drivetrain.
 
Russell said:
Cory,
I'm not much on business ventures, as they usually end up costing me money! However I do have one idea that I might have you take a look at. It is fairly simple and inexpensive(motorized bicycle) related.

Jim
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haha I completely understand, I would like to look at what you have to offer tho.
 
Finally got around to covering the bare metal bicycle seat! Grey leather with vinyl decal.
 

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