Recent content by Bansil
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power wheels with snow blower motor?
:unsure: Where is the bottle of old people be calm down pills Hey op, :welcome2: I would combine them both with a steel frame and ride on....:sifone: Remember this...a plastic barbie type car is but a vessel....similar to tacos (taco Tuesdays) and pizza....it just envelopes the...- Bansil
- Post #30
- Forum: Go Kart Discussion
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79cc engine question
Everyone made them, amazing rabbit hole of history with these early motorcycles....I may be hooked...damn...another hobby :sifone: A restored 1901 Kessler motorized bike on youtube, started this journey- Bansil
- Post #5
- Forum: Engines & Clutches
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79cc engine question
top one is coaster brake rear a vertical steel shoe in front...gooder enough- Bansil
- Post #3
- Forum: Engines & Clutches
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I need to find a real engine!
There was a guy who put a hyabussa engine/tranny in a Suzuki Samurai, 15000 rpm shifts were insane, dude was nutz but cool in the pits and on the trails...- Bansil
- Post #10
- Forum: Off Topic Forum
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Street legal recumbent motorcycle with a predator 420.
curious, how to other motorcycle folks, real, gangster and lawyer types, perceive it? :unsure: I like it, just curious...- Bansil
- Post #6
- Forum: Mini Bikes, Trikes, and Choppers
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79cc engine question
Am looking at building early 1900's "motorized bike" using a predator 79cc engine and leather belt drive this winter/early spring BUT they are almost as much as a 212, I don't want a 212 because of size and wt...what options do I have? 1) spend the $139 for 79cc engine (no luck at $30 pairs...- Bansil
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- Forum: Engines & Clutches
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Saying goodbye 😥
Dang the old xr brings back memories- Bansil
- Post #30
- Forum: Mini Bikes, Trikes, and Choppers
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Mini Bike Rebuild
Dude, bro....ugh video ? :unsure: Even tho my video kinda suck.....still got them :p- Bansil
- Post #35
- Forum: Mini Bikes, Trikes, and Choppers
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Introduction
No, spent time as kid in Bad Kreuznach and Kaiserslautern, first Volksmarch was a turkey trot in 1976...I still taste the brauts at the end. Have always loved the German engineering...still best optics and barrels. I just wanted a name that was old skool and neat....for my shop, one of the...- Bansil
- Post #9
- Forum: Introduce Yourself!
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Saying goodbye 😥
1st bike was a 1972 Yamaha MX250 around 1981, I upgraded in 1985/6-ish with a brand new in the crate, 1982 KDX175....was funny I got it for way less than 1/2 price of the new KDX200's that were out....wonder if you can still buy old in the crate new bikes?- Bansil
- Post #15
- Forum: Mini Bikes, Trikes, and Choppers
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Introduction
Lol...and welcome from "Ziegenstall Motorenschmiede" :welcome2:- Bansil
- Post #6
- Forum: Introduce Yourself!
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How do i disassemble a drum brake?
Great guy, he Imports the C90 wheels we use for the cyclekart builds- Bansil
- Post #6
- Forum: All Other Parts
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Need help identifying frame
:unsure: checks my location.....By GOD TN.....reckon you don't speak Appalachian :ROFLMAO:🤣 I like free 🍺- Bansil
- Post #9
- Forum: Go Kart Discussion
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Hello fellow builders new to this group if somebody could help me I don't know what I've got here it's a friend of mine he picked it up and I'm trying
Yeah I like the cowguard/madmax/ptcruiser grill, I would keep it. It would keep stray branches and limbs from piercing the occupants also :thumbsup: (and that does happen)- Bansil
- Post #6
- Forum: Introduce Yourself!
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Hello fellow builders new to this group if somebody could help me I don't know what I've got here it's a friend of mine he picked it up and I'm trying
If I ever got one of these chinaKarts, I would probably strip it down and predator it...get rid of all the electrical stuff...then it is also EMP proof for getting away from zombies- Bansil
- Post #4
- Forum: Introduce Yourself!