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Ya they are still there not real sure why the other front wheel mounts were put on. But this Twister has 2 rear sprockets on the back wheel also.

Ok thank you I will look there I still haven't found it thank you so much.

Thanks Richard I really enjoy learning the history of the Twister almost as much as I enjoy working on it. I live in Montana so it is a good way to pass the time on those cold days.

ThankYou so much Mountain gote 54 that is great information. I'm stripping the Twister down to the frame now engine is setting on the bench ready for rebuild I will keep that number handy for sure.

Oh ok thank you so much now I know we're to look @heald you rock

Thank you all of you guys for all of your help it is greatly appreciated.

Thank You Richard that is some great information really appreciate your time and effort helping me learn about the twister.

Oh ya I see what you mean I looked at a picture of another one the axle is moved back. It should be In the front hole. If you notice it also has 2 rear sprockets. Makes me wonder if it is a prototype? Thanks Davis for pointing that out. I thought maybe it was that way for a ski. So many...

Thank you Richard it has a Briggs and Stratton flywheel cover on it. Embossed B/S on it. I don't think it would interchange on a Tecumseh would it? And do you have any idea were I might find the serial # on the bike frame it was repainted and it might be hidden from that or maybe It just don't...

Hi guys just have a couple questions about my Bearkat Twister. First were would I look for the serial# of the bike or do they all have one? I can't seem to find it.And the engine size I can't find a tag or a number on the engine. It is an aluminum block Briggs and Stratton embossed B/S flywheel...

Hi guys so after some CSI investigation I found the twister sticker under the paint and other sticker. Thank you so much for your help mistery SOLVED. You guys really now your Mini's.

Thank you Richard that very well could be. You guys are the experts for sure I am just a novice in the mini bike world. But the whole thing looks pretty factory original right down to the lighting wiring ran in the frame tubes.

I thought I would add a couple pictures. As far as I can tell the bear cat twister was made in Arizona. But it does look a lot like it maybe these pics will help in ID of this mini. Thank you all for your time and help so excited to make this mini live again.

And thank you Robertc for helping out. I think it was worth all of the months of begging and 200 dollars to get my hands on it. Going to start restoring it this weekend.

Thank you sport king Eric. I have spent many a long hours looking for that info on the internet with no luck. I thought extra sprocket may be for a track set up I read somewhere other models of theres had as a option but not sure. Just got to say this site is the greatest....

Hi everyone I am new to this page. I recently got hold of an old mini bike I found in a shed at work. I HAD TO HAVE IT. Has 2 sprockets why?What model is it? It was made by Sportsman Manufacturing Co. Denver Colorado.