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Under seat. Love it. Massage and ride all in one!!!!
Kidding aside, that is my idea of engine position. Center or forward as you have seems best for optimum gas fill and fill ease, and balance. Thanks for posting the pics. Should add to everyone's GEBE "must haves" or dooz...we see lots of picswhere engine could be more forward and others stymied by brake thingy.
I might add, if you don't mind Augi, that one can use SS washers to slide drive wheel out a bit, if belt is not quite centered, or use on axle to adjust rack a bit, if axle is long enough.
Long rear axle (9-inch avail from GEBE) is on my list of "must haves." It makes engine r & r way easy with rear wheel always anchored with separate washers and nuts.
Your idea that Mary is about optimized is spot on. I had never thought of having a problem with brake positions and was very lucky I did not have it as it never occurred to me to check that factor. (Whew!)
It should be one of the items on the pre-buy fit checklist to optimize engine use. GEBE might have it on their site,but do not recall ever seeing that one. I added it to my list of "must haves."
Very good stuff...
Under seat. Love it. Massage and ride all in one!!!!
Kidding aside, that is my idea of engine position. Center or forward as you have seems best for optimum gas fill and fill ease, and balance. Thanks for posting the pics. Should add to everyone's GEBE "must haves" or dooz...we see lots of picswhere engine could be more forward and others stymied by brake thingy.
I might add, if you don't mind Augi, that one can use SS washers to slide drive wheel out a bit, if belt is not quite centered, or use on axle to adjust rack a bit, if axle is long enough.
Long rear axle (9-inch avail from GEBE) is on my list of "must haves." It makes engine r & r way easy with rear wheel always anchored with separate washers and nuts.
Your idea that Mary is about optimized is spot on. I had never thought of having a problem with brake positions and was very lucky I did not have it as it never occurred to me to check that factor. (Whew!)
It should be one of the items on the pre-buy fit checklist to optimize engine use. GEBE might have it on their site,but do not recall ever seeing that one. I added it to my list of "must haves."
Very good stuff...
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