matt...

[matt...]

Hi all,
Just joined the site so im taking the time to introduce myself.
My name is Matt and im from Manchester, England,
I have recently completed fitting a chinese 66cc onto my mountain bike
and i am really pleased with it.
only thing is, all my friends want me to build them one but im far to busy out cruising on my own at the moment.
Can anybody tell me if the RT carb is a better option to standard stock NT carb?
Kindest regards Matt...

 

[Tulsa_Rider]

only thing is, all my friends want me to build them one but im far to busy out cruising on my own at the moment.

I get that response all the time. Someone sees my bike and asks me where I bought it. I respond that I bought a kit off the internet and the next question is if I build them for other people. My answer is usually something like anyone with $150, a bike, and 5 hours can put one together but I do not trust my craftsmanship to put you on a BICYCLE that does nearly 25 mph. Why are most people so afraid to try and make something for themselves?

Sorry for the rant, it seemed appropriate. Welcome Friend.

 

[matt...]

Ha ha,
I'm going to use that one but not so sure it will go down so well at work as i work in engineering.
But i think the guys will get the message all the same.
Regards Matt.

 

[2door]

Welcome to the forum, Matt. We're glad you've joined us.

When people ask me if I build bikes to sell I tell them that there's too much liability and direct them to this forum if they're interested in building a bike for themselves.

Here's some reading for you regarding the Dax R/T carburetor > http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partne...motorbicycling.com/search.php?searchid=926681

Tom

 

[biknut]

Welcome to the forum from Dallas. Good luck in all your riding adventures. What's gas cost where you live?

 

[GearNut]

Welcome to this place!

 

[wheelbender6]

Welcome to the forum. Man U fan, I supose.