Motorcycle chassis

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re: Motorcycle chassis

Post by Mike Kirney » Thu Aug 25, 2005 3:16 am

Paul, I had a similar idea. I searched the net for pics of older motorbikes (circa 1920) for frame ideas. They seemed much more suited to home building than modern bikes, or even bikes from around WWII. You should be able to find all the motors and semi-conductors you need on E-Bay. I think an electric motorbike would be perfect for somebody who lives in a high-density urban environment and does not need long-range or high-speed capability. Out here in the bush you really need a gas or diesel engine though because everything is like 20 km apart and those plug-ins for block heaters you find all over the big cities are non-existent here. At least parking is free!
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re: Motorcycle chassis

Post by schickelpicture » Mon Aug 28, 2006 10:28 pm

for anyone interested I have a very old pic of a Schickel Motorcycle. The pic is dated circa 1911-12 or around there. It's from a family photo album.[/img]

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