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cgoodwin

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Hello,

I stumbled across this forum while researching Boardtrack racers, I have used to build race cars and I still restore vintage bikes, just finished a Norton 750 Commando Production racer. After finding this site I now plan to build a Boardtrack racer like some of the ones I have found here, in particular the "Indian Board Trace Racer" built by Davidrau1917 featured in the Motorized Bicycle Contest section. Does anyone know what is the best frame to start with for a project like this?

Chris
 
another member recomends a peep at---timelessmotorcompany--it is in el paso tx, i just wrote a friend in ep to see if he will check them out and give a report. mitch
 
I have looked at them, very nice work and I imaging quite expensive. I would really like to build my own, owning is fun, riding is great but building is the magic.
 
Hello. My name is Jerry. I go by Traveler on the forum. This is my first post. I am interested in vintage Whizzer bikes. I am 65 years old. About 50 years ago, I owned a Whizzer Pacemaker. It was a love/hate relationship. The past few years, I have wanted to get another vintage Whizzer. I recently acquired a H series engine, but need several parts in order rebuild it and mount it to a bike.

I need motor mounts, possibly a coil, exhaust pipe, throttle control, compression release control, pulleys for both the clutch and rear wheel, and probably some things I haven't thought of yet.

I am spending the winter in Florida, and am going to start working on the engine in April when I return to Ohio. I have already removed the head and unstuck the intake valve using some advice from another forum.

My other interests are R/C planes and computers.

Jerry
 
Hello Jerry and welcome to the forum. 50 years ago I had a 2 cylinder Monark Supertwin Motorized bicycle. I could wax any Whizzer that came around.

I Tried to buy one last year. The fellow I called in Texas just had just sold the bike for $5,000.00. I hope Whizzers go for less $$ than Monarks. I'm still searching, but meanwhile I have built one motorized bike with a Chinese 80cc engine and only spent around $500.00. Just as much fun and a lot less bucks.

Hope we can help.

Oldcliff
 
Jerry, Just looked at your post and realized you live close, (I live in Wilmington Ohio).

If you want to see my project, drop me an email.

Oldcliff
 
Jerry, Just looked at your post and realized you live close, (I live in Wilmington Ohio).

If you want to see my project, drop me an email.

Oldcliff

I would like to see your project. I am in Florida until mid March, but will be home, and anxious to get the old Wizzer H engine running. Thanks..trk
 
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