ok so i have a dream to build and have a kick ass bike that will be my main means of transportation. so what i'm looking at so far is the GRUBEE 2012 SkyHawk GT5 66cc/80cc Slant Head Bike Motor Kit (Standard Finish) With the GT2 Bike Frame and the Monark Fork Type 2. i've been wondering if i can add the sbp 2 Stroke HD Shifter Kit with a internal gear hub and have disk brakes front and back that way i can stop good and have gears and have a custom looking beast... any and all advice and knowledge it greatly appreciated... thank you in advance
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thanks LR, im so gonna use that autoshifter idea man.... i looked it up and it would make things look much more clean without the cable and shifter... that and i'll be legal... tho i do have a moped licence here, my wife doesn't and she's gonna want a bike too after she see's mine lol...
Welcome! It looks like you have a good idea of what you want, that's a great start. There are many knowledgeable people here, willing to help out if you get stuck.
Good luck!
Good luck!
do you know where i can buy the rims? or a place that sells ones pre made with the 3 speed? also i planned on a disk break setup...
thanks again im checking them out now... i need to know what would be best for a disk front and rear with the 3 speed... i want black rims to match the color of everything else... black and chrome is it...
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ok i been looking things up and they have the adapters i'll need to use disk breaks on the GT2 frame and the monark fork... i can grind off the stuff i dont need on the frame... sence im going with the 3 speed rear hub it has center lock rotors and because im ocd ill get a matching front set up... i wish i could just order the whole set front and rear with the double wall rims and the matching breaks... if anyone knows where to feel free to give me a link...
I have a quick question. Will riding your bike on soft sand destroy your engine? I’m building a bike to use for fishing.
Andres- Take the time to introduce yourself friend. You'll get better responses if people know who you are, and what type of bike you have, what type of engine, and drive? That sort of thing.
There are a lot of sections here, with lot's of answers already waiting to be read. Use that search bar up top, but if you can't find something and need some help, don't be afraid to ask! There's lot's of helpful people here.
With all that said, welcome to the forum! The answer to your question, if you're operating under normal conditions, is no.
Can you post pics of your bike? You would meet some other people that may be able to help if you posted in the 'introduce yourself' section.
Good luck fishing!