He got the job. The other poster was right on the chainsaw motor. I found these instructions: http://www.ehow.com/how_2259093_build-ga ... I also found a kit to mount the engine and the all that is needed is http://www.kingsmotorbikes.com/Engine_Ki ...
I use a chainsaw instead, because a Weed Wacker has no clutch. have started and turn the thing with the wheel all the time, or if the engine had. Then you must find the rod material of the same kind as the metal chassis of the bike. need a welder and an oxygen-acetylene. If the bike is a steel frame, you can cut your rod material with a cutting head of the torch, if the aluminum would have to band saw. OK, now that all materials and tools you need to have bought the engine of your bike mount, should you find that it is better than buying just a 49cc scooter.
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He got the job. The other poster was right on the chainsaw motor. I found these instructions:
http://www.ehow.com/how_2259093_build-ga ...
I also found a kit to mount the engine and the all that is needed is
http://www.kingsmotorbikes.com/Engine_Ki ...
I use a chainsaw instead, because a Weed Wacker has no clutch. have started and turn the thing with the wheel all the time, or if the engine had. Then you must find the rod material of the same kind as the metal chassis of the bike. need a welder and an oxygen-acetylene. If the bike is a steel frame, you can cut your rod material with a cutting head of the torch, if the aluminum would have to band saw. OK, now that all materials and tools you need to have bought the engine of your bike mount, should you find that it is better than buying just a 49cc scooter.
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