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Just a quick question. Im using a 3hp ic briggs for a bike project. The engine has a cast iron flywheel. Would this be suitable for the bike given that the engine came off a cement mixer or would it be best change it to an aluminum one? Thanks

Thanks lads, but no joy on the ones im looking for, 3hp I/C engine

Anyone know of a good site to buy Briggs engine decals from? Replacements for the shroud etc. Thanks

Soap around the rim of the tire, then get somebody to press the tire against the actual rim and blow it up with an air compressor. Try putting pressure on both sides equally.

You would save money in the long run by buying a decent rechargeable Lead acid or the sort. You will be broke buying those D batteries and the rechargeable ones are 3 times as expensive as normal. Not to mention the hassle involved in wiring them altogether. Cant imagine it would be all that...

That is what I'm thinking, you have done a lot to the engine.

Looking well Man :)

Dont mention it man, have to get it out there :)

Not too sure what he is doin yet, I presume the Wheels that are on it now will be on it for a while.

One of the lads is making this from scratch. Homemade frame (Mig welded) Nissan Sunny Petrol engine. Next step is to strip it down to be painted. Any comments welcome. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNEOOvjZa0Y&sns=fb

Thanks man!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0dYF1jp2PY Just a quick video of the work I done. Thanks everyone

Im sorry man, but I cant see this ending good.... where you extended the swingarm to where it is now is a major weak point.

Thanks everyone! Teamcheap- nice setup you have there I really Like it. Fowler- Yea I have a case for the sockets already, but yea the muffs and grinder take up alot of space. Good thinking! Thanks for all the comments!

Sorry about the size of the pics, they should resize with time. Thanks for looking, Kieran.

Built this during the summer, all the tools needed a bit of order. Turned out nice, I took alot of time though, since it was my first.

Arc 6013!

Looks home-made haha.. sweet engine man

Gaskets and parts for bike engines are sh!t expensive, I was going to redo the head on my 600, but a new gasket set was over 150, and I had to buy a starter, second hand for 50! very expensive. There Must be bearings, plain bearings, you wont notice them, just thin pieces of high grade steel.