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PRICES LOWERED!!! Now asking $130 for FULL SET+ shipping costs of method of your choice. Shipping weight will be around 35 LBS for the full set of 2 fronts, 2 rears, hardware, and 4 wheel girdles for the rears. Will do fronts or rears separately with hardware. $130 for FULL SET - front + rear...

Dang, what a blast from the past!!! My Grandmother owned a Honda / BMW cycle shop until 1989, so I grew up on these bad boys!!! Well, these and a bunch of bikes/ATV's. If I remember correctly, there was another version??? (2 wheeler??) Thanks for posting!!!

I now have these. Everything is brand new and unused. I loosely assembled a rig for photographic purposes. See link below. wheel tire girdles pictures by lickford - Photobucket Here is a full rig, fronts and rears. 2 - 6" Kenda 4.10/3.50-6 slick tires 2 - 5" Kenda 4.10/3.50-5 slick...

Belt sander. Ghetto, but effective.

SUPER fun lil karts, but finding interchangeable parts is a b****.

Do you have a fresh diaphragm in your carby? Also, use 2 carb-to-tank gaskets and tighten em down SOLID. Make sure your carb-to-block bolts are tight too. Or, just carry a can of ether.

Put an air filter on that thang!!! Are you trying to ruin your motor?!?!?

Is this home-built? If not, do you know what brand it is??

Pro's??? Are there any?

Hope it wasn't a winner!!!

Powder coated tins, y'all. . . . . .

Seems reasonable............:shrug: Helluva score for fifty beans!!

Lube yer dang clutch bushing.

Either the carb-to-block gasket, or the carb-to-tank gasket. I use 2 carb-to-tank gaskets to ensure a good seal.

The best thing to come out of Sweden since the Volvo. YouTube - ‪GRAVEYARD - Hisingen Blues‬‏

FIRST, remove the paint from the axle. This is at least half of your problem. These parts are a very, VERY snug fit. It's not like you'll have room to wiggle it off. The smallest nick in the axle can prevent removal and cause furious anger, believe you me. Sand that baby smooth after removing...

Gotcha. The 3rd pic led me to believe otherwise. Looks like a helluva sweet ride though!!

Those wheels appear to be vintage "Go-Power" wheels worth about $50 a pop if that helps you decide.

Dang.