what sorta upgrades next????

[wan37]

I agree with Damien at least the left side mirror. Lol

 

[shawtzee]

I run bags and I only ride in about a 2 mile radius, sometimes 5 mile radius. They work great for putting soda cans in when I go to the soda machine. I'll get sodas and just drop them off at my friend's houses for them.

BoFeng carbs are pretty good for a mostly stock, or even performance engine. And most 80cc engines are actually 66cc. You'll want a good front brake at minimum, and delete the coaster brake. I find that rim brakes work just fine if you aren't constantly riding as fast as possible between stops.

I've had accidents on my bike related to coaster brakes and fenders, remove the brake and fenders or brace the fenders. I am lucky only my bike got damaged in those accidents, not someone else's property or myself.

So just remove the coaster brake mechanism from inside the rear hub then eh?

 

[GW's Motorized]

So just remove the coaster brake mechanism from inside the rear hub then eh?

Yes, there's a certain way of going about it, just look on YouTube. I've done it to two wheels now and it works great.

 

[Search]

I would upgrade the seat (and brakes)

 

[GW's Motorized]

I would upgrade the seat (and brakes)

His seat looks pretty comfortable. If it was me I'd just re-cover it

 

[cloakedvillain]

So just remove the coaster brake mechanism from inside the rear hub then eh?

I wouldn't. Its not worth the time or weight savings. The stock fender mounts should fit caliper brakes (either side or center pull). If you are determing on keeping the coaster mone makes some coaster brakes but heres just the cooling fins. http://www.monebikes.com/store/cjws2moyopxmhtbt39rjay5sruhaf6

 

[GW's Motorized]

I wouldn't. Its not worth the time or weight savings. The stock fender mounts should fit caliper brakes (either side or center pull). If you are determing on keeping the coaster mone makes some coaster brakes but heres just the cooling fins. http://www.monebikes.com/store/cjws2moyopxmhtbt39rjay5sruhaf6

It only takes like 5 to 10 minutes. It converts it to a freewheel single speed. I then use rim brakes on the front and rear