So we have the new glendale at my store and i'm wanting to do a 66cc engine with a jackshaft, do you think it's doable and what should i do in prep to the bike. I'm already planning on taking the wheels and neck apart and greasing the bearings in all of them well.Here is a pic. All advice appreciated. http://motorbicycling.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=78526&stc=1&d=1434345410
New Kent Glendale?
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kevyleven007
Active Member
not bad for a cheap bike I guess. Don't see any revues. I wouldn't expect it to be too dependable or last too long. http://www.walmart.com/ip/42732929?reviews_limit=5&
boxcar
New Member
You get what you pay for.
If I was planing a jack shaft bike I'd be looking for a better foundation.
Just adding grease to the bearings wont make bad parts good .
A jack shaft ( done right ) requires quality parts , such as derailleurs , chains , cranks , wheels , etc.
Not to mention good quality brakes......
If I was planing a jack shaft bike I'd be looking for a better foundation.
Just adding grease to the bearings wont make bad parts good .
A jack shaft ( done right ) requires quality parts , such as derailleurs , chains , cranks , wheels , etc.
Not to mention good quality brakes......
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wheelbender6
Well-Known Member
I think that Kent bike will work for a China girl. May require an offset intake manifold for carb clearance. I realize not everybody wants to get an older cruiser and then have to repaint and such before addinng an engine kit.
-If you are a first timer, I would install the engine kit in stock form and complete the break-in BEFORE adding the shift kit. You don't want to get discouraged by the small, but frequent problems to be solved with the engine kit and jackshaft kit until everything is properly dialed in.
-If you are a first timer, I would install the engine kit in stock form and complete the break-in BEFORE adding the shift kit. You don't want to get discouraged by the small, but frequent problems to be solved with the engine kit and jackshaft kit until everything is properly dialed in.