Ruff Cycles

[Mr Natural]

Has anyone motorized one of these? Ruff Cycles Smyinz.

 

[Venice Motor Bikes]

I have one hanging in my shop for a near future project!

 

[Mr Natural]

Can't wait to see what you do with it. Hope it's a 4 stroke build. Either way your builds are always 1st rate. And...... how do you rate their frames for strength?

 

[Venice Motor Bikes]

The Porucho that I built has a 212cc predator in it (& lots of miles by now) & I haven't heard from the owner of any problems with the frame... They seen very well built.


http://motorbicycling.com/showthread.php?t=52906

 

[Tony01]

It is somewhat disappointing that there are not more MBs built on these frames. A recent trip to a bike show revealed that the fatbike stretch cruiser fad is well under way, but at said bike show I did not see ONE motorized bike on such a frame. I don't really get it,,, you know,,, build a large heavy duty stretch cruiser fatbike with heavy duty springer fork... For what? Just to be a show queen? To not put a motor on?

It's form over function with this style of bicycle until you put a 212 on them--

 

[woogie_man]

I wish there was a dealer of these games here in the US.

I would really like one as a cruiser bicycle.

 

[Tony01]

Cruiser shop in Campbell, ca is a dealer. But be prepared to shell out some serious dough for these frames!!! I think five hundred is the base price...

 

[woogie_man]

Yeah I just noticed that...Though can imagine shipping from Germany is cheap.

 

[culvercityclassic]

Venice Motor Bikes built a really solid Ruff cycles bike that I had seen in the building stages, bike finished was bad ass...