Welcome To Motor Bicycling

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paul

paul

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Dec 23, 2007
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I would like to welcome you all to motorbicycling.com. please join and jump in on with suggestions and share your knowledge and learn from others. this is the members forum and was started as a place for motor bicycling enthusiast to enjoy :ride2: !
 
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Bikes

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Jun 9, 2008
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Re: Wecome To Motor Bicycling

Hi just joined. I built on bike using a Schwinn. 34 speed with the 49cc engine. It has been sold and I may build another on sure like the looks of the one doing away with the sprocket.
 
scooterhoot

scooterhoot

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Aug 2, 2009
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Got into this as prodject for my son and I to build, well we built it but it's up to me to work all the bugs out. Thanks gods that I tripped over this sight in the dark. I spent years as a motorcycle wrench, whitch covered most of the motor stuff. Thanks for the links, got some great info.
 
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mr.blonde

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Aug 10, 2009
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Fort Collins
Hello hello, I just joined, think this forum has been great help with my first bike project. But, I am running into a few snags with the carb, I think it has something to do with adjusting it for my high altitude (6,500ft) Does any one have any tips?
Thank you very much
 
Lincoln

Lincoln

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Aug 20, 2009
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Hello, i would just like to say ty to those who maintain the site and to the other members for such a great site! I am still finding my way around here but i can see this is going to be very valuble to my bikebuilding infatuation!!!!
 
Technocyclist

Technocyclist

Motorized Bicycle Senior Technologist
Jul 7, 2008
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I would like to thank you, to all members of this forum. :) I don't think I would have build my MB the way it is today. Getting parts, all modifications, etc, etc. Thanks for all the help. :) This forum sure paved the way to my MBholism. I'm so addicted to this. LOL. I'll be looking forward to my next builds and your other builds.
 
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h0useofz

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Aug 27, 2009
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hello i am new to the site. from san diego,ca getting readdy to build my first bike witch will be a crusier. i would like to do a Mt bike, since i have one laying around!
 
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EggBiking

New Member
Sep 29, 2011
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thx for welcoming cant wait to join debates just got a 4 stroke engine kit myself im excited to start on my motorized bike adventure
 
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Greasy

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Jan 14, 2012
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Thanks Paul. I've been visiting for awhile and joined today. I got interested in motor bicycling a few month ago and jumped on all the forums I could find on the subject. I learned a long time ago that the forums were you could really learn about whatever your interest happens to be. The venders always tell you how great their product is, but the forums tell you the truth. On motor bicycling, this forum seemed to have more answers and I've enjoyed it thus far. Thanks for having me.
Greasy
 
LAguyyy

LAguyyy

Super Skilled Master Newb
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Honolulu, hi
Thanks for the site. This forum helped me complete my first build and work the bugs out. Somehow I don't feel like a newbie after being filled with all the knowlede found here and trial and error, when does my nebie status get upgraded?
 
BarelyAWake

BarelyAWake

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Newbie, Senior & Elite titles are just an automated part of the forum software based on post count alone, as such they mean little aside from whether or not a member is a prolific poster.

Example (please don't do this lol, it's annoying): a member could post "yep", "sure enough" or "I agree" a couple few hundred times and receive the distinction of being titled "elite" so don't sweat it, the content of the posts means so much more - regardless of how many or few there may be (click usernames to check profile/previous posts) ;)


Welcome to the place BTW (^)
 
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