pocket bike 50cc to 399cc

[devino246]

Its gotta be under 50CCs though. And have headlights and all that stuff, although im sure most of them would.

 

[Eric492]

look threw that website x7

 

[devino246]

See it, thanks. Is the seat 28" or is that the highest part of the bike?

 

[Eric492]

seat

 

[oscaryu1]

Since it doesnt look like im getting my liscense any time soon, i may have too. As long as the seat is 25" off the ground and its under 50CCs it would be a moped, but a whole lot cooler and cheaper. Any ideas what kind would be good?

Find yerself a cheap goped lol.

 

[devino246]

seat

O, that opens up alot more choices.

Find yerself a cheap goped lol.

But it wouldnt have headlights, taillights, turnsignals, horn, front brakes, or anything else a moped has to have. Plus i would get pulled over all the time. Super pocket bikes look alot cooler too

 

[Eric492]

But it wouldnt have headlights, taillights, turnsignals, horn, front brakes, or anything else a moped has to have. Plus i would get pulled over all the time. Super pocket bikes look alot cooler too

most pocket bikes on that website have that

 

[Eric492]

primer on the engine soon to be flat black

 

[KieranM]

interesting.... i sure as hell hope you had those ports closed during spraying

 

[Eric492]

valve were shut and not that much get in the port besides its getting ported so its all good also today im going to rip out the wire harness from hell and start from scratch

 

[devino246]

That engine will look pretty bad a$$ on a pocket bike. Dont you think it will be a little harder to manuver though?

 

[Eric492]

in a sense yes it kinda would because of the added weight but the engine will be far back enough to not hit the forks

 

[devino246]

The weight was what i was talking about although the added weight should make it alot more stable at high speeds.

 

[Eric492]

yea it should be alot more stable. when a add the rear swing arm.

also anyone no of a good cheap welder for noobs?

 

[devino246]

I would look for a Lincoln Electric or Century MIG on CL. You can get some great deals on there. Northern Tools also has a flux cored 125amp that my friend has and works good. What ever welder you choose, get one with more capacity than you think you'll need or you'll be kicking yourself later.

 

[Eric492]

I would look for a Lincoln Electric or Century MIG on CL. You can get some great deals on there. Northern Tools also has a flux cored 125amp that my friend has and works good. What ever welder you choose, get one with more capacity than you think you'll need or you'll be kicking yourself later.

thanks for the link man i guess thats what my paycheck is going torwards