Number Three

[AslansMonkey]

I'll skip the story about it and just say I found myself with the parts to a complete third motorized bicycle kit. So I picked up an old Roadmaster "SomethingOrOther" at a garage sale and stripped it down and painted it. I replaced all the worn out parts and the handlebars to make motorbike number three. Pictures are below. Because the tires are narrower, it's a rougher ride on the dirt alley than the other bikes. The handlebars are a little narrow too but are easy enough to adapt to. All in all it runs pretty well.

This bike will likely find it's way to Craig's list.

 

[Dan]

Sweet looking ride AM

 

[Nashville Kat]

Great looking bike!

I have two questions about the grips and the extended muffler: are they from a kit, or something you added special? They should make all the mufflers like that.

 

[AslansMonkey]

The grips came with one of the engine kits I've ordered. They were on the throttle already. I've actually seen these grips on two different kits but I cut them off and replaced them with something else on one of my other bikes.

The muffler is a "Hang Low Chrome Muffler" from bicycle-engines.com. I had to "encourage" it to fit this particular bicycle with a vice and a little effort.