I took an old goped with a non-functioning motor and put a 49cc motor on it with a custom rear end. This one took 2 days to finish and it rips pretty hard.
Hey, I just want to say man I appreciate you sharing all of the neat little custom mods that you did yourself there man really nice work. I also wanted to say that I haven’t laughed so damn hard at video a while and love all the jokes you’re making not even trying to be funny, specially business in the front party in the back
So the chain is gonna grind against the frame? Friction builds heat it’s gonna get real hot after a couple miles and it will start to rip the frame up and break for sure, I would of ran the engine over the top of the wheel to the right with some metal plates
well the front disc brakes were never done but you can use the stock drum brake all you have to do is switch the side. it'll still work. I did it on the electric 48v scooter
I done something very similar and it had insane speed wobbles I was told it’s the steering rake I had the exact same rear wheel and a little bigger front wheel then yours and it was unrideable past 30 hopefully you don’t have the same issue
@@mosquitonkosak you can put the same back sprocket you had on the mx350 build and mine could do around 55-60 i weighed 140 at the time and I had to push it off like a scooter
Could you have flipped the back wheel around so the sprocket was on the other side then center the engine a lil better on the scooter and a lil higher?
Unfortunately no. If you do the sprocket will rotate but the tire will not. As I described on my video of the pit bike conversion, unless you weld it, it doesn't work. This thing has been ridden a lot and still holding up very well.
Hey, I just want to say man I appreciate you sharing all of the neat little custom mods that you did yourself there man really nice work. I also wanted to say that I haven’t laughed so damn hard at video a while and love all the jokes you’re making not even trying to be funny, specially business in the front party in the back
So the chain is gonna grind against the frame? Friction builds heat it’s gonna get real hot after a couple miles and it will start to rip the frame up and break for sure, I would of ran the engine over the top of the wheel to the right with some metal plates
Awesome video! Brand new to wrenching on small motors. Definitely gonna use the info!
I will always make more.
hey keep up the great work i hope you still remember me Keep it up man
Of course I do! Thanks for the support.
@@mosquitonkosak always
I'm doing this same thing at the moment, could you link the things you used in the description or in the comments?
woohoo the chain is hitting the gadeym pork haha!
Sick!!!
Hey, could you make a follow up video on how you did the brakes on the mx350? Going to start a build soon and also how reliable is the engine? Thanks
well the front disc brakes were never done but you can use the stock drum brake all you have to do is switch the side. it'll still work. I did it on the electric 48v scooter
wheres the amazon link?
I done something very similar and it had insane speed wobbles I was told it’s the steering rake I had the exact same rear wheel and a little bigger front wheel then yours and it was unrideable past 30 hopefully you don’t have the same issue
The owner said they don't get any speed wobbles. When I test rode it, there was no way my fat ass was getting that thing to 30mph lol.
@@mosquitonkosak you can put the same back sprocket you had on the mx350 build and mine could do around 55-60 i weighed 140 at the time and I had to push it off like a scooter
Mini bike throttle cable will work good on that set up
I will keep that in mind on my next build thank you.
Could you have flipped the back wheel around so the sprocket was on the other side then center the engine a lil better on the scooter and a lil higher?
Unfortunately no. If you do the sprocket will rotate but the tire will not. As I described on my video of the pit bike conversion, unless you weld it, it doesn't work. This thing has been ridden a lot and still holding up very well.
Even if you weld it it’s going to just spend it off as it’s going the wrong way I just went threw it caused a wreck
Twist throttle is wrong!
That’s whiskey throttle all day long!
Super dangerous
Stick to your day job welding isn’t for you
Trust me I don't do this full time 😂