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NEW 196cc (6.5hp) clone Honda (8 hours on engine), PMR jackshaft with 13-15 tooth (interchangeable) sprockets, PMR clutch/chain cover, new chain, new clutch with 3 sets of varying spring sizes (color coded) which alter the RPM that the clutch engages, new rear sprocket and brake drum, rear shocks, RLV B-91 mini muffler, new front Azusa mag ...
I am looking to build a drag type mini bike and I have loads of questions here they are. 1. need to know what size rear wheel and tire to run, wanting to run a slick on back. 2. what size back sprocket and chain size do I need to run? 3. I am going to run the predator hemi engine do I need to run a convertor clutch or just plain centrifugal clutch?
Mini Bike recommendation for Larger Rider 6'6, 250 lb. Thread starter bpare207; Start date Apr 27, 2015 ...
I've been working on this bike for a while now, it started out as an all stock Baja Warrior WR65 that I traded for. Been working on getting it street legal for a while now, I want it to be ready for this spring. For performance I have removed the gov, added a billet rod, 26# springs, .265...
The bike sits high, but it is comfortable to ride. There is a lot of room from seat to foot pegs. I am 6'3" and 210 lbs and my knees never hit the bars, not even on tight maneuvers on the trail. I have not had any major problems with the bike. The engine is strong and has lots of torque.
Built this a few years ago got it to a roller status, took it back apart to make finishing touches and its just been sitting around. This is custom modified from a early 70's Powerdyne frame and forks. It has been chopped like 3-4 inches down and axle points have been raised to lower the bike.
The Hilltopper is my favorite bike. Have 2 of them. One of the main reasons it's my favorite is it's bigger size and adults don't look ridiculous riding it like the smaller Rupps, etc. Thinking about selling one of my Hilltoppers. Not sure if I will sell the 100% correct bike which I don't ride often or the 85% correct that I ride weekly. Take care
Hey guys. After hearing my dad talk about his taco mini bike and how badass they were back in the day, I decided to find somethin to mess with. I cant afford a taco thats for dang sure. I was wondering what bikes are out there decently priced, I'd even be interested in a decent kit. Also. What kind of tires should I look for if I am a big dude.
Here are a few pictures of a Herters mini bike I used to own and a Hilltopper. The Heathkit Hilltopper is very comparable and probably easier to find than the Herters Trail . These 2 mini bikes are completely different to ride than a Terra Cat or El Burro type which have no suspension [except in the soft tires ].
One glaring example is the complete lack of production numbers and no rhyme or reason to the ID tags (beyond the "2" indicating a Widow). I've heard from vintage karters that Rupp had issues with inventory for book-keeping, for example counting an ID tag as a mini-bike, when in reality it was nothing more than a tag.