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What the....?!!!

I was looking at my Lauson the other day and thought, why couldn't a kick start be mounted on it? Well... Necessity is the Mutha of invention they say... so I did it! Was truly easy-peasy. I mounted the starter pawl cup onto my Lauson's flywheel, then placed my kick-starter against the pawl cup...

Thanks in advance! :D:scooter:

A motor plate would need to be bolted to the existing mount area. (wouldn't want to damage the original mounting area).

I believe they are flipable

A Nice smallish powerplant is a Lauson RSC and is circa 1948-50 and 1.25 h.p.

That was my thinking... Two strokes are a pain! (and I used to love 2-strokes). I had old outboards... I used to have a gallon of 50/1, 32/1, 24/1, 16/1, and 8/1 mixed and ready. Like I said, a PAIN!

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Hi. Yea, I'm the Bremer guy. I had some parts made also. Looks like it either had a Power Products or possibly a JLO type mill. Guessing yours to be an mid 50's. Yours has yet another difference I have not seen before... The hook at the bottom of the saddle bracket. Yours has the "Latest" style...

I'm tired of this Cold weather already... Just putting on a muffler makes me exhausted!!! :mad:

It will be on a daily rider style.

Wheel sorry...

Oxidation.

What household stuff will clean cast aluminum? Thanks in advance, tried Google, too many options, trust you folks more anyway! ;)

Wish all you Minibike nutz a Merry Christmas!

Can trade 4" tube or maybe something else small you may need... Cable, bearings, spark plug, muffler etc. 60118

They did, but mines not stock. Actually Doodlebug or a company who bought them out did have 6" or 8" rims. I'll go dig for the info... Was called a "Forall"

Yup, a secret project of mine...