Just like the name says...

[Too Many Projects]

OK, SoCal old guy here. Been building Harleys and cars for decades and now my adult son and I are playing with motorized bicycles. Did one to see how they ride, building a second for my son to use as a daily rider. Also have a project bike that will have a vintage feel but that's going to take some time and fabrication. Here's a shot of the first one we did. Pretty basic but with a 49cc it hauls my rather large 280 pound butt down the road at 30 MPH+ with no problem.



That's all for now. Thanks for reading.

 

[nogoodnic]

Hi TMP welcome to the group. Nice bike you've got there. Enjoy the ride...Kelly

 

[Dave31]

Welcome to the forum, glad you joined us

Very nice MB, great work I like it

 

[UncleKudzu]

keep those pictures coming of your next builds. sounds like you've got the skills to do some cool bikes!

 

[Saddletramp1200]

Welcome to our world! Glad you found us. I ain't saying how old I am But the mere thought of an electric starter on a Harley brought laughs and More laughs. Never Happen. Yea Right, You kick the thing and hope the spark is right!

 

[Too Many Projects]

I have a 1947 Knucklehead that I'm going through for the first time in thirty years (I'm a procrastin...), a 1950 Harley 45 Solo, a 1966 Harley trike, a 1956 Harley 165 Hummer and a 1977 Yamaha XS1100 that tried to kill me (it's the Christine of motorcycles). The long term motorized bike project will be going in the direction of a pre-twenties Harley. Back when they had pedals too. Gonna have to fabricate a front end and a gas tank and probably a bunch of small stuff. But it should be fun. Anyway, thanks all for the welcome. You'll find, like most do, the biggest problem is getting me to shut up.

 

[Saddletramp1200]

If ya bought plates & Ins. for all of em' Calli would not be in debt for a little while!

 

[Ilikeabikea]

Welcome to the forum. That is a nice looking bike. I've always been partial to the cruisers. Glad you joined us........................