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Well I found a pocket rocket complete minus engine for $35 on the beloved craigslist and just happened to have a 5 hp flatty sitting around. Now don't be too critical as this is my first custom job and still alot left to do but this is where I am at right now.

 

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Yeah I am actually going to weld some 1/8 to both sides of all connects. I have the original shock that was on the rear looks just like the link you sent. I have the front and rear disc brake set up and the tires still have the lil nobbies on them. The bod is the only thing I am missing. I will, weather permitting have more updates by Monday.
 

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Yeah luckily there is plenty of room to route it up and out the back but thanks for the suggestions so far I'm glad to see I might be on the right track.
 

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What was that bike before you started doing the mod? I know a couple of guys on pocketbikeplanet did a Honda 5.5hp mod with a Cateye pocketbike frame. Apparently the Cateye is a perfect engine swap candidate for these engines, as you can almost drop the motor right in with no mods except for the clutch and chain setup.
 

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It was a cateye but it had a hard slant on the frame that the fuel tank wouldnt even clear. You can see the amount of frame I removed in the first pic.
 

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Nice work, i assume you going to be making a new jackshaft? here is an idea for the exhaust.

 

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Very cool ... Nice work on the bike so far, please keep posting progress reports and pictures. I'll see if I can get a link to my friend's Cateye build, and I'll post it here.
 

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Yeah I haven't updated lately but I am getting close. I know the #25 chain may not last long but for the time I am using it. What I did was I chopped the jackshaft in half and welded a #41 sprocket to one half so now the engine to jackshaft will be #41 and jackshaft to wheel is #25. I still need to bolt the engine and route the exhaust but I am hopeful to test drive it this weekend. Once I test it I will tear it all back down and do alot of clean up and paint it. Anyways let me know what you guys think.
 
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Well either this chain isnt #25 or the guy sent me the wrong master link. It's way too small for this chain. Hopefully I can press the old link back in.
 
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