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that sounds like it would work, but what I don't get is how I put the jack shaft through that part of the frame, and keep it stable? Like not wobbling or sliding side to side if you know what I mean. I can't visualize how that works... also I need the small sprocket on the right to be right up...

Update OK I managed to get the coils thing off the drive shaft and I took apart the left pedal to try and figure out if I could mount a sprocket on it or put another right pedal on but it's a once piece crank so right there I am stuck. I know I need to put some kind of jackshaft through there...

It's not a live axle, there's only power to the left wheel, but I've thought about trying to make it a solid axle...:confused: probably won't though The rear sprocket lets you coast so the pedals don't keep turning when you stop pedaling. I was hoping to leave the pedals on so I could pedal...

thanks for the input! Yes, there was a long bolt that came out of there. However,I think I want a long drive shaft so that I can put the centrifugal clutch/sprocket out at the end, so it is over the axle past where the frame ends, and put a 55tooth sprocket on some sort of longer axle so that...

Hey guys, new to the site. I just happened to stumble across a 3 wheel bike and had an old generator and I decided to throw the two together. I'm still in the process, in fact I just started on it yesterday!:D So if you could go to my thread http://www.diygokarts.com/vb/showthread.php?t=443...

I have a 3 wheeled bicycle (more than two wheels so figured it belonged here instead of the mini bike section:confused: ) and a 5hp briggs and stratton. The briggs and stratton is from an old generator and I haven't been able to get the coils off the output shaft. I got the three wheeled bicycle...