28er's "TOUR DE VIRGINIANS"

48cc and 66cc "CHINA WONDERS"

This is a converted electric chopper.
I welcome all comments and criticisms

Some various photos of my bike. Staton outside drive kit coupled to Mitsubishi 43TLE engine.

This is my first attempt at a fitting a motor to a bike..
I am going to use a villiers engine and the rest..well make it up as i go along..

My first build started out as a Murray donor bike with a 66cc Chinagirl. It morfed to a 4-stroke engine with stage III gearbox, which was swapped for a 64cc Homelite chainsaw engine. The bike is still under development and is a blast to ride.

After my first build I decided to move to a chopper platform for more rigidity and better engine spacing. This Chrome Giant Stiletto proved to be a perfect choice until I started "customizing" which takes an enormous amount of time and work. I ended up changing nearly every aspect of the bike, except the frame which was OK since I ended up with what I wanted. The quality of these bikes is excellent.

Hello, This is my first MB project. I'm from the beautiful island of Puerto Rico. As you can see lots of time went into making this bike to one of the nicest I've seen. It's a brand new Sears Sanctuary Schwinn with lots of mods.

My current bike build will update as I make progress

1999 Nirve Knuckle, a complete rebuild of my 3rd MaB. I went to the dark side and picked up a 4-stroke and 4G, then decided I wanted to shift it, too! I ride this bike almost daily.

My schwinn clairemont cruiser

This was my very first build with a chinese 2-stroke engine kit. I bought this bike at my local Walmart for $90 just for fun, but then decided it would make a cool motorized bike. I took the rear rack off and added a set of heavy duty chrome Wald fenders, but then decided to switch back to the stock blue ones because everyone pretty much uses chrome around here. I got rid of the stock aluminum wheels and bought heavy duty Araya rims, changed the ugly stock seat to a classy looking springer saddle, added a springer fork to go with the seat for suspension and the piece du resistance...a 68.5cc Daemonbike engine. Future plans call for 5 to 7 speeds and a shift kit, a classier looking paint job with retro style lettering and functioning lights.

I had this old iZip Electric Chopper (similar to the one in Robby's First Chopper Ride, see video) sitting in the back of my garage gathering dust. I decided to get rid of the electric motor and already dead 24volt battery pack, and am adapting a new 69cc 2-stroke engine from BoyGoFast. This one is for my 11 year old son who got bitten by Daddy's motorized bike bug and asked for it, so here it goes.