Dyno Glide

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rotary guy

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Hi guys:

Just wondering has anyone motorized a Dynoglide cruiser? I can pick this one up for $100. Is that a reasonable price? Do you think putting a motor on this bike would be a good project? Any info about this bike would be helpful.
 

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Hi. You will need to beef up the forks. But if you put a tank on the rack, you wouldn't mess with the stock "tank". It would look good.
 
A couple more idea's for that hot looking bike you need to buy....BTW the forks are made very well and will be fine as is...
 

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Dyno's made in the USA. how could you go wrong, my favorite choice with or without an engine, built down the street in beautiful Orange County Ca. I wish I could find a Dyno for $100. CCC builds great bikes with Dyno's.
 
magrider said:
Dyno's made in the USA. how could you go wrong, my favorite choice with or without an engine, built down the street in beautiful Orange County Ca. I wish I could find a Dyno for $100. CCC builds great bikes with Dyno's.
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Jeff is a Dynoisseur if there ever was one......incredibly beautiful builds!

dnut
 
thought they were built in huntington beach? and my friend yer wrong, did u notice the made in china sticker on the seat pole tube. even the best companies sell out. look on a harley next time ya see one- half the bike is made in china. silly americans, china is for kids that **** is only assembled in usa usa - united states of a ssholes
 
... I just checked the 3 dynos in my garage and the badge says Santa Ana, California and I didn't see any made in china stickers on any tube.

When I was younger I worked in the GT bicycle warehouse in Santa Ana. Dyno and Powerlight bikes were in that warehouse also. Sometimes I had to go to the Huntington Beach warehouse and I saw many bikes being made there. Not only assembled but saw people tig welding frames. I can't confirm or remember if they were cruisers, mountain, street, or bmx frames though.

which ever, dyno is still one of my favorite cruiser frames
 
Mine is made in USA.

Also, if you get this bike, first thing take the tank off and check the top tube. The plastic tank halves on mine cut thru the paint and caused rust. The paint was perfect otherwise.

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