So some dude is selling this in craig's list in Phoenix, I just thought the tank was sweet.

Sure does look tight. I was thinking how awesome it would be to adapt a Felt Cruiser bike with the tank style frame to an actual functioning fuel tank. I don't know if I have the skill set needed to do such a conversion but I it looks like someone succeeded here with whatever this bike is. Nice post. Anyone have any ideas as to the level of involvement in modding a structural frame member like that into a sealed and safe fuel tank? Anyone done it successfully? Love to see it!

-HS

These babies are Prime candidates, I think..

Or this..

This little number would make a showstopper of an electric bike, or a motorized rig, don't you think?

hey man, this mp bike is sweet as hell! where did u get the pic at and do u know where i can pick one up? i recently built an 80cc kulana 26inch, and im always looking for a new frame or bike, due to the complete disappointment with the kuluna's cheap frame, its not a good option for a 80cc motor not very sturdy and parts of the original bike fall off every day, expecially if i get up to speed, like 45 mph, it starts shakin like crazy and losins up all kinds off bolts with the org.bike. thanks for the pics, those bikes are sweet!

ive tryed many ideas to make a tank out of a bike frame like those in your pics. And the best i think and what i am working on now will most likely work out and be safe and cool: Im starting out by drilling a hole in the frame tank just big enough to let a bladder fit in(like what they use to hold gas in an airfeuler plane), Ive managed to manufacture a 1/2 gallon bladder out of heavy duty rubber and kevlar(to prevent punchtures), i sqeeze it into the frame tank unfilled letting the nozzle(which is just a hollowed out valve, used on a innertube), stick out the hole o drilled. Then i attached a standard on/off valve(included in spooky tooths engine kits) by screwing it onto the bladder valve. I attached a washer to the bladder valve so it dosnt fall into the frame when mot filled with gas. So far it works pretty good, only problem is when there is a small amount of feul left in the bladder it never gets out(just have to refill more often) not really a big deal though. But, i really would like to know were i could purchase one of those bikes u posted pics of with the frma tanks. I really didnt know those types existed, so i spent months fabricating my own custom frame with a large thick top frame bar. Thanks again, and im thrilled these bikes are around, it opens up alot of ideas and gets my mind going a million direction. Look forward to hearing from you. -Peace

ive tryed many ideas to make a tank out of a bike frame like those in your pics. And the best i think and what i am working on now will most likely work out and be safe and cool: Im starting out by drilling a hole in the frame tank just big enough to let a bladder fit in(like what they use to hold gas in an airfeuler plane), Ive managed to manufacture a 1/2 gallon bladder out of heavy duty rubber and kevlar(to prevent punchtures), i sqeeze it into the frame tank unfilled letting the nozzle(which is just a hollowed out valve, used on a innertube), stick out the hole o drilled. Then i attached a standard on/off valve(included in spooky tooths engine kits) by screwing it onto the bladder valve. I attached a washer to the bladder valve so it dosnt fall into the frame when mot filled with gas. So far it works pretty good, only problem is when there is a small amount of feul left in the bladder it never gets out(just have to refill more often) not really a big deal though. But, i really would like to know were i could purchase one of those bikes u posted pics of with the frma tanks. I really didnt know those types existed, so i spent months fabricating my own custom frame with a large thick top frame bar. Thanks again, and im thrilled these bikes are around, it opens up alot of ideas and gets my mind going a million direction. Look forward to hearing from you. -Peace

hey man, this mp bike is sweet as hell! where did u get the pic at and do u know where i can pick one up? i recently built an 80cc kulana 26inch, and im always looking for a new frame or bike, due to the complete disappointment with the kuluna's cheap frame, its not a good option for a 80cc motor not very sturdy and parts of the original bike fall off every day, expecially if i get up to speed, like 45 mph, it starts shakin like crazy and losins up all kinds off bolts with the org.bike. thanks for the pics, those bikes are sweet!

they are felt bicycles, if you go to thier website you can find a local dealer, im thinking about getting one myself

they are felt bicycles, if you go to thier website you can find a local dealer, im thinking about getting one myself

I think the qurve is the best bike for mb'ing; it looks just like those.
With lowered handlebars it looks like a racer.

Post edited by: worker1, at: 2008/07/24 07:07