dude...the fact that you somehow bolted or bracketed that 250 cc honda beast to a f ing schwinn sting ray makes you a literal legend. You should be building those for a living dude. Custom paint every single one and they would never know it was originally a bicycle that was bought at walmart or Target. Cheers mate, young people like you give me hope.
Lol yes sir. It claimed some skin on one of my buddies ass when he slid back off the seat onto the tire lmao but that's it. I still haven't got it running since not long after this video. It's just been sitting in storage
Will do. It looks about the same, but all the bugs are worked out and we just tear around on it every once in a while... I AM however real soon going to tear it completely apart and paint everything. Also adding real pegs, a read fender, FRONT BRAKES, and a few other components like a headlight ect. ill def post pics and vid.
I can't you believe you were able to install a 250cc engine on that sting ray! Can the bike frame support all that HP and vibrations? Can the tires withstand those speeds?
I did alot of frame work. As for the wheels, the spokes have no wear or bend, as for the tires, ive gone at least 50 (just once to see) and it held up good. I was scared, dont think ill go that fast again. Does great burnouts tho :D
@@robh.3124 bitch you re correct. After this video at another time i took it out on the hi-way with a helmet and gear on and go up to 50 (a fullsize motorcycle rode beside me to verify speed) Let me tell you, the road goes by really fast when the only thing separating you is some bicycle tires.
its been sitting around for probably close to 10 years lol. but honestly i may get it out one weekend and fix it up and make a video just because people still ask about it. Have to house and automotive projects that come first though.
