Motorized Schwinn Stingray
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2022
- The new Schwinn Stingray is a bike I wanted to build just for fun with no practical purpose in mind. To my surprise this little bike is kind of sweet to ride!
In this video I put a 2 stroke motorized bike kit on this tiny bike.
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Was gonna sleep, currently 4:50am, but motorized stingray more important
couldent agree more
Good man always knows his priorities 💪
Exactly that
sleep is for the dead
Ctfu 😂 🤣 I couldn't agree more
I am 67 and in Jr High we used to call these Greasemobiles as the Greasers from the poor side of town were the first to build them. Back then we would remove the seat tube and use a bumper jack to spread the upper and lower tubes to make room for a Briggs and Stratton 3.5hp engine. We would then take the same bumper jack and spread the rear triangle (side to side) to accommodate a wider rear mini-bike tire while still retaining the 20" bicycle tire. Me and a friend took and Schwinn Orange Krate with the springer front end 16" tire and front drum brake and mounted a highly modified MC101 with an expansion chamber and two carbs and reed valves. It was so powerful you could take it up to 60 and open it up and it would wheelie......a wonder we lived through those days ;-)
A full suspension frame build would be real cool to see! (not because i just bought a downhill bike and need to see the process of motorizing it or anything, it has nothing to do with that)
I love builds like these, where it's at the edge of everything.
I rushed to watch this video as soon as it came up good job
Glad I stayed up 2:30 am in california cheers!!
I made one of these too and I used a ''women'' frame because it was too tight with my old stingray but I added a tube under the seat to fix the gas tank. It wasnt all that odd looking but now that I see yours I should've give myself the headaches of using a regular frame the results looks much better
Isn't that seeutek a bit like the 400 year old hammer by now? New head, new handle, same hammer 😉
I did a build very similar to this. It was a CCM Cougar. I rode it for a week, and had the hardest wipeout ive ever had. Got rid of that build fast. Damn that wheelbase.
It would wheelie though!
Exactly what a "Stingray " needs. Has the cool factor that doesn't look forced.
You’re so awesome dude!
You rock!
That looked fun LA, Thanks, waitin for the next vid., Cheers!
loved my stingray , used my paper route money to buy it, it was 57$ at the Firestone store @ 1967 I wonder how Schwinn quality is these days compared to back then…They were really good for wheelies nearly a unicycle lol…I enjoyed the video, and now at 240 lbs and 6 4” probably not very realistic. cheers..
Very cool!
Bike of choice for every kid in the Sixtys, cheers!
looks great bro glad i told u about it. keep on building bro! thanks for the shout out. i was actually looking for a cranbrook lol
Sweet lil ride man .
welp, you have yourself a little guest rider build now. probably going to make one as well though probably going to change the pipe to my flex pipe and redo the paint job to a crimson red.
also name this build the flying flea.
Love the name!
@@LAHover btw they don't come with frint fenders, you need to get one that's aftermarket
Very Cool
Hell yeah bro awesome build I have the older one there super comfortable to ride
First let me say I in general and all around just love the big cause of what it is and how it looks and personally I feel the chosen color you got is the epitome of what I picture in my head when I think of one of these vintage bikes so kudos for that choice. Second I have to 100% agree as much as I think the pk80 is a very well made and put together motor out of the box I feel that the seeutek is by far one of if not the most reliable motor out of all the motors I've used to date they're just simple and they just work every time. And third I think it's just a great build all in all between the look The styling just basically everything that that bicycle has to offer as a bicycle makes it an incredible looking I am assuming feeling motorized bicycle. Great looking just a real fun build all the way around. Good job brother!
Thanks Johnnie! When a silly build turns out to be kinda awesome, it's a good feeling.
I also built a motorized low rider with a lot of twisted parts from Mannys bicycle shop in Compton Ca
Great video, thanks 👍
That's not "micro", that's a regulary sized bike, i bet she has a great personality too!
I was about to pick up a vintage Huffy version of the Sting Ray for 50 bucks. It was rough but some TLC and elbow grease got it on the road. Then I put a 750W hub motor on the front. It's fun as hell know.
There isn't room for that on the front, I call some young kid, making up stuff
So cool! it definitely looks like a chill ride. Decent price is always a plus too. It would be cool to swap out the back hub to a machined 4 bearing beefy sucker for reliability And Looks.
the high handlebar/stem position will make any bike a comfortable joy to ride. i bought 'touring quill stem' on my commuter bicycle 3 years ago, never looked back. this thing is two feel long and with the widest seat i could find its amazing.
I only mounted an engine on this trusty commuter two weeks ago, needless to say i am already addicted to it, going on joyrides daily after work. Its my first time having freedom to travel around, I never owned any motorized vehicle before.
Thanks for sharing
If you ever have issues with the motor mounts are crooked try adding some washers underneath the back mount. I learned this trick when I had issues with the felt faker frame chain ring hitting the bottom of the motor adding washers will space out the mounts
Nice build yeah I'm going to throw a pair of handlebars like that on my Schwinn legacy
Turned out good .lol !!
Bro this bike is wicked i want one now
Another great video. Your build looks like an old 70 's mini bike more than a bicycle. I think it's because the engine looks bigger in the frame vs. A full size adult frame. It looks like a lot of fun to ride and probably is because it weighs next to nothing.
I really wanna try this!!
Glad my solution could be of help! Another cool thing you can do with intake extension is, if you make the metal pipe that attaches to the carb long enough you can actually slide the carb in and out of the heater hose and tune the intake length
I used a piece of 45 degree silicone tube for my extension. Turned out pretty nice.
Holy cow man, I was thinking about doing that myself but I didn't think it was possible with the crosstubes. I'll have to look again, but I think the one I was looking at has a 16" front wheel and a spring on the front forks and a 20" back "Slick". I haven't done many builds but I really want to try this one. Watching this is going to be a giant help. I wonder if I could somehow mount a disc in the front.
Nice LA, nice!
That's pretty sweet ! Any chance you know of anyone putting a chain ring on a 3 speed sturmey archer hub? I am trying to figure it out🤪
Now that's cool
awuah it's such a cutie!
Kenda Kontact 20 by 1.95 is a good tire for just that. I have the 26 in version on my phantom 85 bike. The 26 inch is called Kenda Komfort. Tree fort bikes should have them, I have done a lot of business with them and always been highly satisfied with their company. Plus free shipping.
That is cute as can be🍻
I'd love to build one....wonder if the 100cc...non YD or BT the one that looks like an 80cc would fit that frame
So frickin cool! I'm still shaking off last night's crash and now you've already got me thinking about my next build 🤕🤣🥴🤪
Awesome needs some twisted handlebars and forks
XMX rim will fit the one with the pedal brake with the sproket plate adaptor ,came to that idea after weeks of work ,and olso de chain tentioner with the curved adaptor
Thanks for the info, I'll have to check them out if these one are not up to the task.
@@LAHover BMX RIM.
also thx for your detailed guide videos, helped a lot, the building was a comfortable experience thx to you
Nice compact build! That banana seat is begging for a wheelie. Are you ready for another wheelie? 😁
lol, ah good memories...
Cool!!! Looks really fun to cruise with it and just enjoy the views 👍!
Thanks
Hermosura de bicimoto es como para tenerlo colgado.
Gangstah.
How do you spell the name of that little 49cc engine? You have any other recommendations for 49 cc motors?
Please tell me how you get the engine to idle and what kind of fuel oil mix you use.
there is a 24" replica version of this bike out there somewhere. I've been looking for one at a reasonable price for a long time now.
Parabéns pelo vídeo faz um vídeo colocando polia e correia dentada
I had the same issue with mine, so I took a torch to the offending pedal shaft, bent it out a tad, re-tempered with water, and it's been fine ever since...
Some guy from a circus with some monkies called and he wants you to call him back .
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the only bad thing I see is that dangling muffler -
I think I would just straight pipe it if there were no shorter and swept under mufflers to put on it
* I recently got a 2022 Orange Krate bike, they still make them!
Nice build hover! I finished my spare parts AF80 build on a 80s noname 26 inch mountain bike. That makes it my third build after the Screamin Demon (Zeda triple 40) and Catalina Superior (Phantom 85) I need a suspension fork though. Always something
Thanks, and congrats on your builds!
I would love to buy one of those bikes for a project. But first do you think a yd 100 or a phantom 85 would fit in the frame. I'm a bigger guy so I need the power lol
Being a big guy I would worry more about the rear axel. but I do think a YD or P85 would fit, no guaranties.
Keep in mind, with the tiny tires, a 36T sprocket will probably feel like a 44t on a 26" tire.
That banana bar was never made to support a full grown man, I can't tell you how many kids I saw skewer their leg when it broke.
You need to incorporate the perpetuum mobile principle for free energy on your bike.
If only Schwinn would build a 26 inch or plus version as an E-bike or one that could be converted.
Take a look at the Huffy Lockland. That bike looks great for gas or electric, a good price, and comfortable.
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That's awesome! We got the stingray! Also you should mix up gas with castor oil, smells so good!
funny bike
Hahaha, just needs doordash saddle bags
schwinn please make a 24 or 26 version
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It would be nice if there was an adapter/ spacer to bring out the 10 tooth sprocket out so the chain won't rub on the rear tire....
Another thing is a sprocket cover with spacers to work with the new position of the sprocket
I just used lots of washers as spacers, its not ideal but its for sure easier than ordering a spacer online.
Nice video!! I would love to see a video of you taking this bike on a long trip! By the way i'm currently building a motorized BMX bike though the engine is a rear axle mounted one. Will share it at your Discord server once its finished. Ride safe always!
I had no idea motorized bicycles turn heads this much... every single dude does a double take after he sees a pedalling with braap, not sure if they are laughing at me or with me though :D
I bought one too and I'm concerned about just having the coster break. Is there any kind of C breaks for the front
Just how fast do you plan on pushing a Stingray? ...but yes, the forks have a mounting point for brakes.
Great build love the color. I would highly recommend changing the exhaust. The stock ones hang to lowe.
I have a flex pipe I'm thinking about putting on. Thanks
Expansion chamber exhaust + (flex pipe - flange) = best exhaust. They fit together like they were made to mate... maybe too long for stingray but perfect on full size bikes!
Hey brother , curious whats your most recommended bike frames to use for motorbike?
Huffy Lockland
Hey Bud! Curious, what jet size did you use on the carb? Is that a 66/80cc motor? Thanks
Stock 72 jet. It's a 66cc
Its gonna vary a lil bit motor to motor but altitude also plays a big part. Stock jetting is ideal for sea level but if you are higher than sea level you gonna need a smaller jet
Anybody know good vendors for engine's only? I'm trying to find a Zeda triple 40.
never been this early
And still not available in Canada...
Have you ever thought about building a West Coast Chopper motorized bike
I'm sticking with practical builds. My roads suck.
This build would be perfect for my short wife. Been looking forever for a frame that would fit her and a motor
I have a gt7 engine kit from kingsmotorbikes and the carburetor is junk i was wonderingwhat is a decent carburetor that you could recommend
@Telegram LA_Hoverbike don't know how to but the advice on what carburetor to use would be great
That was a scammer pretending to be me... Anyways I'm not familiar with the gt7, but the PZ19, 20, or 22 can work well on most small motors. And they are cheap :)
@LAHover thanks i ended up getting a 21mm pwk clone still had problems with it running but i watch a lot of video's of your's and found what was going on since day one. Which happened to be a crank seal it's running pretty good now thanks for the video content that you make.
This is as tight of a squeeze as my 4 stroke engine and my Huffy Lockland frame 😌
Nice! I found this video to be a pleasant surprise.
Put the original grip on the throttle. Symmetry looks better imo.
Thanks, fit is too tight, but I'll be adding a thumb throttle so I can put the stock grip back on :)
I want to put a motor on a bmx cruiser, like a 26"
Nice! Good luck, most bmx frames I see are a tight fit.
@@LAHover thats why a bigger cruiser frame, like a pk ripper, I'm gonna attempt it, I'll let you know how it goes
All the places could’ve parked for intro u choose dirty ass puddle in background of beautiful bike lol
5am upload
Seutek was my second build. I never used the kph gauge it came with
As awesome as gas is, this seems like it might be better suited as an electric bike
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My next build will definitely be something like this !
First!
i wouldn't put an engine on a bike smaller than a 24"
Ride what you enjoy.
Looked so impractical but, I can see how that could be rather comfortable cruising low speeds with added padding to the seat.
The Original Stingrays didn't have a front fender, all the "Crate" bikes did have a smallish, basically useless front fender...
Oh, good to know. Maybe this one did not come with them either and I just had a brain fart lol. Thanks
Electric the only way to fly
Too bad these bikes are like $699 these days
You're too big for that bike
i bilt one in green made wheelie bars cant keep the frountend down