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“We bought the cheapest mini bike we could find and revived it in an auto parts store parking lot… a few moments before we crashed it. This thing has no brakes, no chain tensioner, and it’s a seriously good time!”
Jeremiah Burton takes an in-depth look into the physics of a crash and the engineering that has gone into keeping us all safe. [More…]
A $20 chopper mini bike frame from the mid-70s is paired with a 1973 yard sale Briggs & Stratton to build a vintage-style rat rod minibike. [More…]
Franken Stratton with Two 8 HP Briggs & Stratton Engines on a modified chassis – get the engines running and twin-engine mini bike assembly. [More…]
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