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Find an old plastic racing bucket seat. I've picked them up before for 25 bucks

Looks like a fun ride. If you can you should add rear suspension to save your back

What, taco bell?

A radioactive trophy

I was joking(mostly). I don't really have the time or money for another project 🤣

How's about you pick that up and deliver it to me 😆

Metal flake is my favorite type of paint.

The Nintendo tournament

Neat idea with the spray foam. I ordered an engine from ebay once and it was in a black garbage bag with like a foot of that stuff surrounding it on all sides.

Mopar orange, ewe.

Grizzly broke rules

Looks nice. I wish I could get my hands on a dingo

I was just thinking about that because the old big wheel bikes use that and have about the same HP

Here's an idea. A solid shaft that is well supported, and a tube with the sprockets welded on it with bearings in it. Would this work well? I could probably support the end much easier that way

With fishing line

I'm hoping to have the outside sprocket no further than 2 inches from the bearings. That is if I go with a jackshaft.

I haven't ordered anything. Just playing with ideas. I planned on ordering high quality parts for this because of the HP

Yes, that's what I'm talking about. I wasn't talking that specific jackshaft, just somthing similar. I don't have much sprocket space on my go kart axle, so I might need a jackshaft on my 16hp engine, and a jackshaft like that might be my only option.

One more question. How much HP would a 1 inch shaft handle with 2 sprockets on the outside with no end support bearing (kinda like stock mini bike jackshafts)

I'm not building anything with a jackshaft, but when I did it took me a long time to figure out the gearing. I figured I'd ask a few questions so I can learn about these incase I need to use one again. My number 1 question is if I have the same tooth sprocket on both sides, is the gear ratio...