Home made mini bike.

[Peyton Price 17]

If you sell PARTS that others make liability is much easier.

Do notresel a home built frame, do resell readymade.

Others offering great advice.

Get crazy with "your unit" to inspire others.

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ok from azusa i can get a frame and fork for 150 .

 

[matthewsx]

ok from azusa i can get a frame and fork for 150 .View attachment 343861

Yes, ready to paint and assemble with whatever parts you like. Do look at the parts offered too, they are well matched to the application and competitively priced. Give them a call and tell them John from Heartbeat Racing/TMS Racing referred you.

John

 

[matthewsx]

They have good prices on safety gear too, WEAR A HELMET!!!!

Now get back to studying


John

 

[Peyton Price 17]

They have good prices on safety gear too, WEAR A HELMET!!!!

Now get back to studying


John

i always wear a helmet and cracked one on my mountian bike.

 

[Peyton Price 17]

i think that i will buy the 8 inch wheel kit mini bike. all i need is an engine. the kit comes with a 72t sprocket on the drum brake. this is awsome.

 

[fixit]

Check STENS for parts I used the for years great prices and good delivery

 

[matthewsx]

Check STENS for parts I used the for years great prices and good delivery

Stens was great supplier for my business too, you can usually get either them or Prime Line from your local auto parts place.

John

 

[Bi11Hudson]

Just a thought about liability. What is the difference between "new" and "used-low mileage"?
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[keeena]

If you build it and it has 2 wheels, I will ride it!

 

[matthewsx]

Just a thought about liability. What is the difference between "new" and "used-low mileage"?
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If you built it, very little.

If the OP is building anything he will do well to either buy from an established supplier and sell "parts" in "kit" form. The "binding arbitration" clause mentioned an my earlier post is highly recommended no matter what....

I've run several businesses with significant liability issues and making sure you have a solid contract for every transaction is paramount. I once had a customer try to scam me on a boat he dropped off at my shop and the simple wording on the form he signed kept him from collecting anything. That and a call from the local police department after he threatened me....

John