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has anyone got any ideas or made a scooter using a wipper snipper engine?
any info would be appreciated
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Macca,
We will be working on a push bike like you are talking about tomorrow it is fitted with a TAS (Tanaka) motor. I have worked on ones with Villiers motors in the past and they can be real fun when you get them going well. If you want I will forward a picture of it.
Regards,
Bruce
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yes please send us any pics and info u may have to maccamowers@hotmail.com
i have been trying to make a bike using a wippa snipper engine and an old bike or scooter. specific information about how to connect the crank to a bike gear and chain would really be appreciated.
thanks macca
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The type of motor used for the push bikes is a Tanaka model QBM23N.
Regards,
Bruce
Regards, Bruce Please do not PM me asking for support. Post on the forums as it helps all members not just the individual.
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