Has anyone put a HS in a Hollandia Holiday M1 Bicycle

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captzuzu

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Im going all out can a HS 4 stroke fit in this bike its an order only so I cant measure the enter love of this bike please help anyone KCvale,MotorBicycleRacing I need your guidance obi-wan's .

http://www.amazon.com/Hollandia-Holiday-Bicycle-Ivory-26-Inch/dp/B004XSDA5W/ref=pd_sim_sbs_sg_28

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I want that 1890's steam punk look Il be using Cylinder's side by side duel tanks with a paint technique to make them look like copper tanks with fake rivet strips and a illuminated gas gauge hose with LED's.
my tank pic for this bike



Size: 9.5" length 5" diameter
Bolts are 5-1/2" center to center
Holds: Approximately 2.7 quarts
Fittings:
1/4” N.P.T | Return and Vent
1/4” N.P.T | Feed

Ok trailer Im looking at bamboo



Thats it I think it will be a fun build the only thing that I wish I could do is the 50cc handa but o well an easy switch out down the road.

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captzuzu said:
Im going all out can a HS 4 stroke fit in this bike its an order only so I cant measure.
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That frame looks large enough for a 49cc Hausheng or Honda motor.
At the very worst you might have to cut down the grey plastic choke lever on the Carb.

However I am also coming out with a right side offset intake manifold that accepts slide type carbs to replace the stock butterfly Carb that has the easily plugged up idle jet.
 
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MotorBicycleRacing said:
That frame looks large enough for a 49cc Hausheng or Honda motor.
At the very worst you might have to cut down the grey plastic choke lever on the Carb.

However I am also coming out with a right side offset intake manifold that accepts slide type carbs to replace the stock butterfly Carb that has the easily plugged up idle jet.
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let us know when you do It sounds like Il need one please post the best carb to go with that.
 
Yeah, I like the trailer too.

Hide the engine inside for a great "stealth push trailer".

Just have to figure out the two wheel drive system. Of course a true differential is what's appropriate, but I wonder if a live axle with two freewheels would work, or maybe that would cause handling problems?


Sorry, disregard the above comments - blatant thread hijack!
 
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Intrepid Wheelwoman said:
Wow, I like that trailer. The bike itself looks great too. That front rack looks to be really useful.
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I think the trailer will be an easy build if i can find an old large wheel jogging baby carriage.
and a wicker basket well work all so add some bamboo with japans lanterns hanging for lights would look cool .

Il be starting this in MED January when funds come in .
 
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