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Barnone 08-29-2014 09:37 AM

My New Monkey Bikes
 
Sold my Ural so am off on another tangent and back in the monkey bike arena.
Red one is a ST125-8A and is in house and being ridding here in the mountains.
Green one with sidecar is a PBZ110-1P but not here.

Weldangrind 08-29-2014 11:17 AM

Farewell, Ural.

I love the monkey bikes! Riding one with a 110 must be a hoot.

I'm not sure what you're saying about the sidecar rig; do you mean that you haven't bought it yet?

Barnone 08-29-2014 07:25 PM

I bought the sidecar rig but it has not been delivered.

culcune 08-30-2014 01:24 AM

Glad to see you posted this here, too, as well as on mychinamoto. I have always dug the Honda mini-trailbikes, and since Honda no longer make them (or at least import them to the US) Skyteam will have to do(and they seem to be doing a darn good job of it!). Yes, I know, the sidecar rig is Ice Bear, who make several replica mini-trailbikes, too, but those aren't as popular as Skyteam's lineup, yet. I don't count the Grom because I think those are made more as street bikes for people who don't like scooters, rather than someone buying one to go trail riding or fishing, or taking one camping with them to ride around the dirt trails near camp.

I think if you dig through Pitster Pro's website, they have a countersprocket for the Skyteam 125 bikes since their lineup of 'classic retro' bikes are all Skyteam OEM'd, if you're interested in a few more miles per hour?

Weldangrind 08-30-2014 04:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Barnone (Post 171777)
I bought the sidecar rig but it has not been delivered.

Looking forward to that! :tup:

Barnone 08-30-2014 09:25 AM

Good to hear about the front sprocket source as it needs a little more first gear. I had a Pister Pro CT70 clone which I put bigger tires on to get higher gearing.

Also need to get some luggage capability. I rode her to town and ended up with plastic bags tied on the rear rack. Maybe a small milk crate?

Weldangrind 08-30-2014 02:15 PM

Maybe a trailer. :D

Barnone 08-30-2014 02:54 PM

Yep, I almost pulled my trailer with it yesterday but used the DF instead to go to the garbage dump and get some off road diesel for my tractor. Was going to mow with the tractor but luckily it started raining.

The monkey bike is not registered, still waiting for the MSO. Just been riding it close to the cabin.

Same trailer that I use to pull with my Pitster Pro CT70 clone.

Weldangrind 08-30-2014 06:42 PM

I figured you'd hitch up the wagon eventually. :D

Please forgive my ignorance; I've never owned an oil burner. What is off-road diesel?

Barnone 08-30-2014 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Weldangrind (Post 171831)
I figured you'd hitch up the wagon eventually. :D

Please forgive my ignorance; I've never owned an oil burner. What is off-road diesel?

Off road diesel doesn't have road tax so is less expensive. It is dyed red and if you get caught using it on road you get a big fine.

katoranger 08-30-2014 10:48 PM

AKA Red Diesel, Farm Diesel.

Common in farming areas.

Weldangrind 08-30-2014 11:34 PM

Ah. Sounds like marked gasoline. Our farm gas is usually purple or orange. I've never seen marked diesel.

katoranger 08-31-2014 10:30 AM

I ran my chevette on red diesel a few times when we were running low. Squirt in a half gallon to get into town.

culcune 08-31-2014 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Barnone (Post 171823)

Same trailer that I use to pull with my Pitster Pro CT70 clone.

for all intents and purposes, same bike, and it definitely has the same engine, so it should have no problem--only the tiny bike pulling the trailer would look more Shriner's parade-ish :)

Barnone 08-31-2014 03:46 PM

Jim Tom Hedrick of the Moonshiners TV show pulling a trailer just like mine that I sold him.


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