My first build, 65' Schwinn Typhon, Love it!

Rudy Rooster

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My first build, 65' Schwinn Typhoon, Love it!

Here is my Typhoon, constructive criticism encouraged, thanks!
 

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Re: My first build, 65' Schwinn Typhoon, Love it!

Some early photos...and homemade air filter for cns v1 carb.
 

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Re: My first build, 65' Schwinn Typhoon, Love it!

I ride it for fun on weekends mostly. Speed, and reliability are most important to me, never considered carrying an extra load really.
 
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Re: My first build, 65' Schwinn Typhoon, Love it!

Original front, rear, and coaster stops well. some squealing though. tops around 30-35 flat surface, use chat box?
 
very nice first build. I personalty like the fact that now I see just how much space I should have for my 52 schwinn Im about to start on.

one question though I notice that on the front brace it looks like you have a spacer did you need it or did you just want to place the engine a little different in the frame?
 
I have a 40 tooth sprocket , do hardly any peddling , go 24 mph up steep inclines -no peddling , top speed of 36 mph , only really peddle to start .
 
Re: My first build, 65' Schwinn Typhoon, Love it!

Scott, I used the spacer to keep the carburetor more level, I'm pretty sure it is the only way I could make it work.

Powertool, thank you for that information. I think I will order the 36 tooth try for more top speed. Kansas is pretty flat not too worried about hills.
 
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