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I really like your brake light switch.

What time does the fun begin? Thanks!

This is a cool video. I really enjoyed viewing it. Thanks for sharing!

I would recheck carefully the valve lash. Did the valve lifters get reversed?

Looks good! I'm going to need one too.

I like the VW Camper Van Too! Classy way for your Rupp to travel. Good luck and have fun!

Are you planning on going to this years Minibike Reunion in Windber, PA on June 14-16 ? If so, I know that you will be able to sell them there.

upbox17, Welcome to Oldminibikes.com. You have a good base to build on. Axles, Rear Shocks, Brakes, Wheels can all be found at Hent.com see listing at the top of this page. Good luck and enjoy!

Hello minibikefever. Do any of your 5 hp Tecumseh engines have 3/4" dia. crankshaft?

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WOW, The paint, paint color, clutch cover, etc. all look great! Nice job!

I've been following your progress on the supercharger. You sure have everyone's interest. Hope that you feel better soon. Thank you for keeping us advised.

Your welds look good. A little filing, sanding, paint and they will look factory! Good luck with your project.

Not Mine: https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/zip/d/saugerties-bicycle-chain-wax-pot/7730498384.html Free Bicycle Chain Waxer. Sounds Like It Would Work On Mini Bike Chain.

I would remove the blue part and add a condenser.

That "blue thing" is an aftermarket electronic ignition part. The photos below are front and back of a NOS kit that I picked up at a flea market a couple of years ago. I've never used one of these, I stick with the stock points/condenser set ups.

Nice job on the shifter plate! It looks like it's going to work fine. Nice of @Itype2slo to take the time and effort to send you the templet.

Nice job! You have some lucky nephews. Enjoy!

Hey Possom point, thanks for the update. Looks like you did a good job with the wiring! I'm sure that "the kids" are enjoying that cool pick up. Please keep us posted.

If "A magnet sticks to it", it isn't aluminum and will probably not melt. It will be interesting to see if the scavenging effect of the tapered exhaust affects the engines running. Please let us know. Looks really cool!