- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
Pitbike. Needed some love. So I blew off the dust and blew it apart to attend to it.
I bring the Pitbike whenever I take out the Jeep so passengers can have some fun while we are waiting on the group.
It also makes a great parts/ truck getter if someone breaks down.
It's a Honda 50 clone that has a 125 or 150 motor swapped in.
I also added a new grade 8 motor mount bolt to fix a stripped one.
I added bigger BBB forks and longer rear shock.
I modified and reinforced the swing arm mount.
It also had these cheesy rubber bushings in the swing arm that wore out,
So I had my friend Reddman at BK Machineturn me some sweet black Delrin ones.
Then I found a new high strength swing arm bolt.
Front View
Rear View
I attacked the exhaust with a wire wheel and added a muffler mount (panel tab I picked up from Midnight 4x4). Then painted with header paint.
Fork risers
I also swapped in a newer chain and adjusted the chain tension.
I yanked the carb to clean it and replace the brittle fuel line with some new stuff and I rebuilt the leaky petcock with help from Cycle House.
Boring carb pics so I remember how it goes back together.
I blew apart the carb and cleaned it while my wife applied some graphics to brighten the thing up.
I bring the Pitbike whenever I take out the Jeep so passengers can have some fun while we are waiting on the group.
It also makes a great parts/ truck getter if someone breaks down.
It's a Honda 50 clone that has a 125 or 150 motor swapped in.
I also added a new grade 8 motor mount bolt to fix a stripped one.
I added bigger BBB forks and longer rear shock.
I modified and reinforced the swing arm mount.
It also had these cheesy rubber bushings in the swing arm that wore out,
So I had my friend Reddman at BK Machineturn me some sweet black Delrin ones.
Then I found a new high strength swing arm bolt.
Front View
Rear View
I attacked the exhaust with a wire wheel and added a muffler mount (panel tab I picked up from Midnight 4x4). Then painted with header paint.
Fork risers
I also swapped in a newer chain and adjusted the chain tension.
I yanked the carb to clean it and replace the brittle fuel line with some new stuff and I rebuilt the leaky petcock with help from Cycle House.
Boring carb pics so I remember how it goes back together.
I blew apart the carb and cleaned it while my wife applied some graphics to brighten the thing up.
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