Greetings! I'm looking into getting a MB, but I'm not sure if I want to get a DIY kit or one from SpookyTooth cycles. I really like the style and reviews of the SpookyTooth, but I'm also a fair hand with a wrench and like the DIY approach. Any advice you have for me would be greatly appreciated!
Hey all from Northern California!
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hey benuntu
the best advice I can give, is to read read read and then read some more
welcome to the best motor bike forums on the net
and happy motoring
the best advice I can give, is to read read read and then read some more
welcome to the best motor bike forums on the net
and happy motoring
Greetings benuntu
To build or not to build . If you have even basic wrenching skills you should probably build your own , using our help . You will get to know your machine and have the satisfaction of building it yourself . You might save Spookytooth for your second bike for the spouse or best friend . I have three motor kits . one is still in the box waiting for inspiration and opportunity . If you don't like what you build you can move the motor to a different bike and try again . If you have the itch and want to ride right away go with the bike you like from Spookytooth . Either way you won't loose , you'll be smiling . .... D.J.
To build or not to build . If you have even basic wrenching skills you should probably build your own , using our help . You will get to know your machine and have the satisfaction of building it yourself . You might save Spookytooth for your second bike for the spouse or best friend . I have three motor kits . one is still in the box waiting for inspiration and opportunity . If you don't like what you build you can move the motor to a different bike and try again . If you have the itch and want to ride right away go with the bike you like from Spookytooth . Either way you won't loose , you'll be smiling . .... D.J.
Well, I think DJ said it perfectly 
welcome and if you build and have any question, ask them here don't guess. People here like to help.
and that deacon character, I reckon he might know a few things about building a 'home brew' type bike
Welcome to the forum. Glad you joined us. If you choose to build a motorized bicycle don't be afraid to ask questions. Everyone here likes to help.......................
Thanks all for the warm welcome! I think I will go the route of building my own...I do like to tinker. What would you all recommend for an engine kit? I've seen them on eBay, and on several websites...but is there a certain brand to look for. And on the other side of the coin, what should I watch out for?
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
