I’m sure it is. However, I work mostly with Chevrolet and Ford, so I’m not familiar with a Dodge conversion. Good luck though!

I added a front drum and the original coaster brake still works on this bike.

Thank you for the kind words! The poly tank depends on the model of bike I’m building. I use some from tecumseh engines used on various equipment. It was trial and error that allowed me to find the ones that fit inside the tank I’m building. And yes, the neck is extended and comes through the metal shell to be filled.

@@EDGClassics Really cool of you to reply, and so quickly too. Thanks so much! I just had one more thing I was wondering, if you happen to know off the top of your head, About how wide did you end up making your tanks? Yours are one of the few I’ve seen that don’t look too skinny proportionally. Really appreciate everything you’ve shared

Send me a Facebook message and I can send you a rough drawing I made with dimensions.

You should build one! They are so much fun!

What EDG said, try building one because you can build it EXACTLY to your own personal specifications. If you don't have the necessary tools and/or skills needed to do so (like a welder) then ask a buddy or family member that you know who does to help you out and offer to let them ride it around after its finished or offer to help them to make their own as a form of repayment.

Thank you!

What code?

Thanks!

Glad it was helpful!

I’m running 420 chain. I know that the 415 sprockets are thinner but I haven’t had any issues running the 420 chain on them.

Also how long is the 5/8" keyed shaft you use.

I’m not sure if the name brand but it came stock on the Worksman Wheel I used.

They are actually brass caps used for for garden hoses. There are several different styles to choose from. The hub attachment is from MB Rebel. They can be purchased on eBay too but make sure it matches the sprocket you’re using.

It varies. I’ve picked them up from Harken Cycles, Moto Madness, and others. Sportsman flyer makes a nice frame too but I haven’t used one of theirs yet.

@@EDGClassics Hey, thanks for the reply. Do you have a favourite from the ones you’ve used? And out of the ones you’ve tried at least, are they all about the same size? You wouldn’t happen to know the wheelbase on that harken frame off the top of your head, would you?

My frame preference depends on what I’m tryin to replicate, but they are all pretty close to the same size. Quality has been about the same too. I haven’t had any crack or bend.

My Harley tribute uses a Harken frame and it has a 51” wheel base. However, keep in mind that this can change with the forks you select. Other forks can add an addition 2 inches.

@@EDGClassics You’re a saint and the best at what you do. Thanks so much again

There are so many variables and options that need to be discussed before you can answer that accurately. Are you building it yourself or is someone building it for you? What engine, what forks? Which frame or are you custom making one? What wheels and brakes are you using? In 2024, building one yourself can cost anywhere from $1500 to $2500 using basic parts. Having someone build it for you optioned the way this one is can cost $6k-$8k. This is very wide range. You have to decide what options are important to you.

Yes! It worked great!

They are common moped pedal arms that measure about 5-3/4” in length with a 9/16 pedal thread.

They are common moped arms about 5-3/4” long with 9/16” pedal thread.

@@EDGClassics thanks bro!

Time to get back to the drawing board to make plans for a new one then I guess... 😅

Thank you very much!

Did you find out. I changed mine and the light is still on.

You have to reset the codes and then it will go away. We were able to use the FIXD sensor to do that.

They are so addictive! After a ride, it’s hard to wipe the smile from your face. 😂

Thank you! It’s a blast to ride and always turns heads.

I made another video regarding just the sprockets. Check it out and let me know if you still have questions.

Glad you like them! I really appreciate it!

I use the 1967-1976 Corvette Master Cylinder. I normally buy them from my local auto parts store like O’reily.

Sorry, I don’t have any extra frames. Another frame that will work is from Worksman. The Sportsman Flyer frame is made to order. They will answer the phone. Haha

This frame came from Harken Cycles. Moto Madness also make a good frame.

Harken posts a lot of his frames on EBay. I’ve used Mad Moto frames and they are great!

Where does mad moto inc sell from. Ive been looking for a month. Thanks for the quick responce.@@EDGClassics