bikebudy's OldMiniBikes J.F.F 2015 "Sno-Bomb"
I'm waiting on a new fall of some snow, so that I can take the sled up the road.
Our area at home is not large enough to open it up to full speed.
When we can, we'll do a vid with the radar gun an see what the engine does in a Snowmobile full out.
It will give a fair idea what its going to do in the bike. However, Much will change with the change of Stinger pipes and drive-line.
Our area at home is not large enough to open it up to full speed.
When we can, we'll do a vid with the radar gun an see what the engine does in a Snowmobile full out.
It will give a fair idea what its going to do in the bike. However, Much will change with the change of Stinger pipes and drive-line.
BTW, took the sled up the road, something is not right with the sled ???
Something was holding it back?? Felt like sliders grabbing ( Which usually indicates the slider is worn out and metal is grabbing Aluminum )
OR the clutch is not back shifting properly. Ton of bottom end, then feels like I got the brakes on, for the top end.
I pretty much know its not the engine, I think :laugh:
Something was holding it back?? Felt like sliders grabbing ( Which usually indicates the slider is worn out and metal is grabbing Aluminum )
OR the clutch is not back shifting properly. Ton of bottom end, then feels like I got the brakes on, for the top end.
I pretty much know its not the engine, I think :laugh:
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Spring's came in for the Parachute launcher. Perfect in every way !
I was thinking, I wasted my money and time, when the seller could not tell me what load range they were.
All I need now is a School lunch Bag made of nylon or canvas to hold the chutes.
Needs to be about the size of a plastic jug, I'll put one on the inside for a none friction affect and an Aluminum push plate.
The Only problem is that the Shaft is hardened steel. My Punch would not even mark it !
I have to drill three holes, Sheer Pin / Pull pin & Threaded hole for a Stove bolt.
Guess it will have to be a job for a machine shop.
I tried a Cobalt Drill bit on it, an it did not even levee a mark.
I was thinking, I wasted my money and time, when the seller could not tell me what load range they were.
All I need now is a School lunch Bag made of nylon or canvas to hold the chutes.
Needs to be about the size of a plastic jug, I'll put one on the inside for a none friction affect and an Aluminum push plate.
The Only problem is that the Shaft is hardened steel. My Punch would not even mark it !
I have to drill three holes, Sheer Pin / Pull pin & Threaded hole for a Stove bolt.
Guess it will have to be a job for a machine shop.
I tried a Cobalt Drill bit on it, an it did not even levee a mark.
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Spring's came in for the Parachute launcher. Perfect in every way !
I was thinking, I wasted my money and time, when the seller could not tell me what load range they were.
All I need now is a School lunch Bag made of nylon or canvas to hold the chutes.
Needs to be about the size of a plastic jug, I'll put one on the inside for a none friction affect and an Aluminum push plate.
The Only problem is that the Shaft is hardened steel. My Punch would not even mark it !
I have to drill three holes, Sheer Pin / Pull pin & Threaded hole for a Stove bolt.
Guess it will have to be a job for a machine shop.
I tried a Cobalt Drill bit on it, an it did not even levee a mark.
I was thinking, I wasted my money and time, when the seller could not tell me what load range they were.
All I need now is a School lunch Bag made of nylon or canvas to hold the chutes.
Needs to be about the size of a plastic jug, I'll put one on the inside for a none friction affect and an Aluminum push plate.
The Only problem is that the Shaft is hardened steel. My Punch would not even mark it !
I have to drill three holes, Sheer Pin / Pull pin & Threaded hole for a Stove bolt.
Guess it will have to be a job for a machine shop.
I tried a Cobalt Drill bit on it, an it did not even levee a mark.
Oh and I Love tha Pink Glove .:laugh:
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