The engine's them selves didnt leak oil, they had an external drive chain oiler that dripped engine oil on the chain and it was adjustable. Awesome engine for sure.
Once you put a few miles on them they did…it was due to the mediocre fit & finish of the components at the time…in fact, I don’t think they got a oil “tight” bike until the Evo came along…some would say the engine that saved HD.
Harley spent a lot of engineering muscle to design an engine that sounds like it will die at any second while producing as much vibration as mechanically possible without falling apart.
@@boataxe4605 That's exactly why Harleys aren't ideal as motorcycles, granted, they are technically advanced, and powerful as vibrators go, but since they won't fit in most bedrooms, they weren't great at that either, and for those who could get them in the bedroom, they got off great, but they died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
my friends and i rode for years , i still have my flathead walla in the shed , 25 years ago we often discussed whether anyone would produce a harley miniture , reasoning it could be done as RC helicopter models were getting bigger and you could see it would be possible , amazed it took so long but great to see ,made my day , thanks for sharing
I missed out on a panhead don't remember the year, but it was someone I worked with his neighbor was in in 80s was selling a pan for 5k or somewhere near that price think it was a 60s pan i if I had the money back then I would have bought it.
@@scottkeppler9151 well, people don't put those in RC cars or planes, because they are highly inefficient, and only good for making Noize, not power. even that engine in the video probably makes more power than any Harley ever made
@@olexandrfrantsen9333 I know I owned three Harleys , then before I stopped riding, I had a Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 it was stock was faster than the last Harly I owned and that Harley had performance parts in it .
@@scottkeppler9151 lol so true but most Harley riders ride to Cruz and enjoy not to do burn outs in front of 12 year old kids to make them self feel cool hahaha but you are still not wrong very few Harleys have ever had much HP but from what I understand that's about to change with the new 150HP engine in the works.
WOW! Someone finally got a scale engine to actually look and sound like an engine! Now, if you can get it to leak reliably you will have created perfection! Well done mate! Cheers!
Yes must leak and need tuning every once a month on a sunny Sunday and polishing for at least 3 hours every other week ,oh and it must be chain driven so the inertia rattle on chain and drive sprocket wears main driveshaft every 6 months. Then it'll be authentic!✔️
I had a 57 Panhead and the sucker would leak more than the Exon Valdez in the 80's. There was an adjustment to oil the primary chain using a dripper mounted on the side of the case. Every time it would jiggle, it would vibrate some engine oil and lubricate the primary chain going to the transmission. So in reality, it was a good thing to find oil under your ride after it had parked for a bit. All the accumulated oil inside the primary cover, would leak to the ground. It also helped the dust to stay down. Nowadays, it is worrisome finding oil under your ride anytime!
Sounds real and has that lope. The mounting flanges are not tapped on originals, just bolts thru with spacers on the frame as needed. The engine mounts were bolts/nuts front and rear also with a skid plate.. I do like what they did for getting close to the original sound.
That hole you pointed out as a possible starter mounting was actually the location of the generator on the older style Harleys. I rode Panheads for 10 years, m last on was a 1965 Electra Glide .The starter was mounted on a cast aluminum Primary cover and engaged with a flywheel on the clutch drum on the transmission.
Good vibrations dude! Pan head? May want to keep a shop towel under it if it’s based on the infamous pan head😂! What are you gonna put this in? Nice little kick scooter motor! Very nice brother!
The original panheads did leak however the new crate engines from places like s&s have updated parts from the evo.. they last a long time and run great
That’s amazing. Now all you have to do is make it leak oil from the primary cover located on the left of the engine because of bad seals or o-rings as well as make it leak oil from the drain plug and starter areas.
I had one , wish I had it back after seeing your quarter scale . Mine was full scale ninety eight cubic inch built by S&S motors exactly like yours . Enjoy , Thanks
methane make at home learn human , chicken shit, or used cooking oil . seaweed. read from ''poops to power'' long live the ''internal combustion engine'' .
Where you talked about mounting a starter is where the original 6 volt generator would mount. The very last year models were made with a 12 volt generator and only the last year had an electric starter that hooked onto the primary drive at the clutch/transmission location
I roll my eyes at the juddering idle and the “look at me and my small peen” loud pipes on the real things, but I FRIKKIN’ LOVE THIS MOTOR! Well done. Now Harley fans can save tens of thousands of dollars, stop annoying everyone else and enjoy that iconic sound in the privacy of their homes.
7:45 that's not the idle adjustment screw. That's the mixture adjustment screw. The idle screw is that little black flathead screw sticking out below the throttle arm. It's pointing directly to the lip on the cylinder panhead. That's what adjusts the idle.
@@jameskong5233 no.... it did not. 🙄 it was designed from the beginning to be a motorcycle engine and thats what it always was. Someone somewhere probably adapted it for other uses but it was always a motorcycle engine.
The clutch on a Harley does not mount at the flywheel.they run a primary drive chain or belt to a clutch driven transmission mounted to the rear of the motor. The secondary drive to the rear wheel would be on the other side.
Clutch goes on transmission jack shaft not on the engine. Built and rode my 65 panhead bobber many years ago. This brings back great memories thanks for posting
A couple of questions, 1, how much 2, are they available in Australia 3, do they make a larger engine 4, do they now come with a starter motor. Thank-you for your time and help...
Check out the price from the link in the description. You have to buy it from there. No larger engines yet and the starter apparently is still in development
It's probably even better than the real deal too in the fact it's not marking its spots with oil leaks at every mounting flange of the engine! Beautiful craftsmanship though and the details are really amazing! Not a cheaply built engine by any means! Very nice 👌
greetings, from across the pond, over here in sunny Melbourne, Florida. I always wanted to build a little V-Twin, I was even going to try building one with a couple of five horsepower overhead valve lawn mower engines, I may still do that one....but, I can guarantee you that the motor you got there, probably cost almost as much as an actual V-Twin. yeah I'd love to know the price and the specs of this thing, how much power, etc. that thing's super cool. hey, one question. the engine didn't have enough fly wheel weight inside the crankcase, or is that just an extra flywheel on the outside, just too smooth it out on the stand? I'm sure I can help you figure out a clutch setup for that thing as well. just need to know the application, what you're going to put it in, and all..😎💯💯💯
Mate , this sounds and looks amazing! For it to be a true Harley ot needs to leak oil 🛢 😫 😆 🤣 . But you have definitely have a new subscriber. Good luck with this project 👍
I think its about time Harley stops leaking oil and stop living in the past and stop charging 10s of thousands for outdated technology , I now I owned three .
Well i run Zenoah 32 cc rc cars motors and its one per year for racing. Its a complete motor like this and they run at around 550.00 Canadian. This will have cost me 800 Canadian but wtf its only money loll.
that would be perfect for a 3 wheel morgan build. maybe c channel rails, the power output would need to be 90 degrees then a chain to a fixed rear wheel, maybe some touring car a arms and steering and a body is gonna be hard but what about a plane model body cut down
How does the lubrication system work? I know you get some lubrication from oil in the fuel, but I don't see how it gets to the bottom end. i don't see an oil check. Did it come with oil in the crankcase?
A living breathing mini pan. Now we got to build Stuart Little a real Panhead Bobber and get him a little leather vest- Starts grown up and joining a 1% club!!
It amazes me how much like the real thing these sound like. I suppose the firing order and bore to stroke ratio make that happen, but it's still mind blowing!
@@RCTanksTrucks247 what happened to the Barbie Summernats car your building you still doing it you should make some. Custom steering 👍🤣 that would be hectic mate
@@RCTanksTrucks247 I just sent a join request on your Facebook page and will post pictures of my 1/4 scale dragbike that has the transverse clutch setup that I'm talking about.
Wow! That is so freakin awesome sick! I'm thoroughly impressed! Can't say anything because I'm speechless. Being a Harley lover and ride one besides into r/c and working in a machine shop. That is one of the coolest engines scaled down! Just freakin awesome!
V-TWIN Panhead engine ➜ bit.ly/3zaI4ZU
NR200 8.6cc ➜ bit.ly/2WpF64Q
Maybe a chainsaw clutch would work..🤔
Why don't you have the electric starter I see the mount clear as day I think there
Lol! I sold an Evo bottom end for less than what this little guy costs!
@@rywolf01 I bought a whole running/riding titled bike for $1,500 but I’d still pay $600 for this all day. It’s cool as hell!
Can I buy a v8?
The engine's them selves didnt leak oil, they had an external drive chain oiler that dripped engine oil on the chain and it was adjustable. Awesome engine for sure.
Thanks for the info
🤣
Once you put a few miles on them they did…it was due to the mediocre fit & finish of the components at the time…in fact, I don’t think they got a oil “tight” bike until the Evo came along…some would say the engine that saved HD.
I need my oiler turned down.lol
Harley spent a lot of engineering muscle to design an engine that sounds like it will die at any second while producing as much vibration as mechanically possible without falling apart.
Lol
Yep! That’s why they’re great! Ever seen the smile on a woman’s face when she’s on a Harley?
@@boataxe4605 That's exactly why Harleys aren't ideal as motorcycles, granted, they are technically advanced, and powerful as vibrators go, but since they won't fit in most bedrooms, they weren't great at that either, and for those who could get them in the bedroom, they got off great, but they died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Some reservations on the last part of that sentence .
WITHOUT falling apart? How many Harleys have you been around?
my friends and i rode for years , i still have my flathead walla in the shed , 25 years ago we often discussed whether anyone would produce a harley miniture , reasoning it could be done as RC helicopter models were getting bigger and you could see it would be possible , amazed it took so long but great to see ,made my day , thanks for sharing
I missed out on a panhead don't remember the year, but it was someone I worked with his neighbor was in in 80s was selling a pan for 5k or somewhere near that price think it was a 60s pan i
if I had the money back then I would have bought it.
Awesomeness mate. Thanks for the comment
@@scottkeppler9151 well, people don't put those in RC cars or planes, because they are highly inefficient, and only good for making Noize, not power. even that engine in the video probably makes more power than any Harley ever made
@@olexandrfrantsen9333 I know I owned three Harleys , then before I stopped riding, I had a Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 it was stock was faster than the last Harly I owned and that Harley had performance parts in it .
@@scottkeppler9151 lol so true but most Harley riders ride to Cruz and enjoy not to do burn outs in front of 12 year old kids to make them self feel cool hahaha but you are still not wrong very few Harleys have ever had much HP but from what I understand that's about to change with the new 150HP engine in the works.
the sound scales better than i thought it would. beautiful little thang!
Crazy ay
YOUR MOM SCALES BETTER THAN
way deeper than i thought too
WOW! Someone finally got a scale engine to actually look and sound like an engine!
Now, if you can get it to leak reliably you will have created perfection!
Well done mate! Cheers!
Much appreciated brother
Look into the Moki 400cc radial, sounds just like a real plane
Yes must leak and need tuning every once a month on a sunny Sunday and polishing for at least 3 hours every other week ,oh and it must be chain driven so the inertia rattle on chain and drive sprocket wears main driveshaft every 6 months.
Then it'll be authentic!✔️
Judging how it spewed oil out of the exhaust he's off to a great start
I had a 57 Panhead and the sucker would leak more than the Exon Valdez in the 80's. There was an adjustment to oil the primary chain using a dripper mounted on the side of the case. Every time it would jiggle, it would vibrate some engine oil and lubricate the primary chain going to the transmission.
So in reality, it was a good thing to find oil under your ride after it had parked for a bit. All the accumulated oil inside the primary cover, would leak to the ground. It also helped the dust to stay down.
Nowadays, it is worrisome finding oil under your ride anytime!
Sounds real and has that lope. The mounting flanges are not tapped on originals, just bolts thru with spacers on the frame as needed. The engine mounts were bolts/nuts front and rear also with a skid plate.. I do like what they did for getting close to the original sound.
Thanks for the info mate
That would look SICK on the front of a Morgan!!
Absolutely
that's the one application where the flywheel wouldn't look out of place on the side of the engine. 😎
wow, der Sound ist wirklich cool. Da kommt tatsächlich ein "Harleyfeeling" auf.
Definitely awesome
That hole you pointed out as a possible starter mounting was actually the location of the generator on the older style Harleys. I rode Panheads for 10 years, m last on was a 1965 Electra Glide .The starter was mounted on a cast aluminum Primary cover and engaged with a flywheel on the clutch drum on the transmission.
Yeah fully aware but this miniature version apparently might have a starter motor there
Yup, that is a Panhead. One of the better copies of one I've seen. Cool little motor.
Definitely bro
It definitely sounds just like a mini version of a pan!👍🏻
Yep
I’m loving these minis that work..from guns to engines I’m fascinated by this
Thank you for watching
how much does these motors cost
Wow !! My first bike was a 55 pan . This is Amazing !
Sweet
Mine was a 57’ FLH 74 cube. Foot clutch, vacuum advance on left handle, it would fire up on first kick……every time.❤️
My first was a 1950 panhead in a Servicar trike frame.
I don't even have that motor in my Harley but just being a Harley guy that sound is unmistakable. They nailed it!
They did a great job for sure
Good vibrations dude! Pan head? May want to keep a shop towel under it if it’s based on the infamous pan head😂! What are you gonna put this in? Nice little kick scooter motor! Very nice brother!
Haha yeah man. If they can sort out a starter and clutch then a Morgan three wheeler style would be awesome
The original panheads did leak however the new crate engines from places like s&s have updated parts from the evo.. they last a long time and run great
The intentional leaks from Harley were from the primary drive.
RC Car
Yesss. Shakes itself to death like the real thing. I love tractor engines.
👍
That’s awesome!
Totally
Yo blockhead!
You need to get one for Cool SickWideGlide a.k.a. Chris.
@@mojomanmurph1925 did you know he's a 25 year master mechanic?
Oh holy shit! What up Blockhead? I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised to see you here
I know a guy that built a v twin engine similar to this one years ago, but it don't sound like a harley. Yours does. Very cool 😎
Thanks 👍
That’s a beautiful work of art, can’t wait to see what you put that in. Very nice.
Cheers
@@RCTanksTrucks247 Does it have the same horsepower as thee full size 1520 cc / 107 cubic inch ? Or more ?....Lol
That’s amazing. Now all you have to do is make it leak oil from the primary cover located on the left of the engine because of bad seals or o-rings as well as make it leak oil from the drain plug and starter areas.
lol
I had one , wish I had it back after seeing your quarter scale . Mine was full scale ninety eight cubic inch built by S&S motors exactly like yours . Enjoy , Thanks
Very cool
That idle is impressive, I didn't expect it to be that authentic.
Impressive.
Thank you! Cheers!
If gas prices keep escalating, we'll all be putting one of these gems in our CVOs!😂
lol
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. seaweed. read from ''poops to power'' long live the ''internal combustion engine'' .
Thank you, Joe Biden!🤪
Trumps Walmart controls the gas and food prices.
Biden falls down stairs and can't make sense because he was born in November.
Where you talked about mounting a starter is where the original 6 volt generator would mount. The very last year models were made with a 12 volt generator and only the last year had an electric starter that hooked onto the primary drive at the clutch/transmission location
Ah hopefully with this rc version they could adapt a starter motor instead with a one way bearing
@@RCTanksTrucks247 Just relaying some history since I was a Pan owner reclaimer after a fire
That would be sweet in a custom large scale "Baja buggy" build.!
Yeah man that would be awesome
Bro wow !!! Ive been waiting for this oh my gosh I totally love that! Time to send this to my brap folks!!
Much appreciated brother
I love these miniture engines. Just amazing!
Definitely awesome
I roll my eyes at the juddering idle and the “look at me and my small peen” loud pipes on the real things, but I FRIKKIN’ LOVE THIS MOTOR! Well done. Now Harley fans can save tens of thousands of dollars, stop annoying everyone else and enjoy that iconic sound in the privacy of their homes.
7:45 that's not the idle adjustment screw. That's the mixture adjustment screw.
The idle screw is that little black flathead screw sticking out below the throttle arm. It's pointing directly to the lip on the cylinder panhead. That's what adjusts the idle.
Yeah figured it out 👍 Thanks anyway
That sounds absolutely amazing it sounds like a real Harley I've been doing have a great day
Cheers man, sounds sick indeed
This lts about time for this nastalgick mini masterpiece to surface and become available to any and all quite beautiful very impressive "Old School"
😎
Very nice!!! The sound of a Harley engine in a mega miniature scale is music to my ears❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Most definitely
super little work of art
Absolutely
Would be absolutely awesome to see this in a tiny little motorcycle or three wheeler type vehicle
I agree man
RV trike would be awesome 👌
@@RCTanksTrucks247 40s military harley with sidecar would be awesome
@@migz2195 Except a 40's Harley would have a flathead motor. Not a panhead. Js.
@@motoman7445 ahh I see....well that sucks lol
These are so cool I have a 3 year old nephew that can already use tools i would love to get him some of these in a few years.
Nice man
this in a boat might be a new project for me, sounds awesome, would be great out on the water, just difficult to cool it
Yeah man, great thinking
It's air cooled. Why would it be difficult to cool ?
The shovel head started out being a boat motor,
@@jameskong5233 no.... it did not. 🙄 it was designed from the beginning to be a motorcycle engine and thats what it always was. Someone somewhere probably adapted it for other uses but it was always a motorcycle engine.
@@jameskong5233 You mean boat "anchor"... LOL!
The clutch on a Harley does not mount at the flywheel.they run a primary drive chain or belt to a clutch driven transmission mounted to the rear of the motor. The secondary drive to the rear wheel would be on the other side.
Yeah I know but for a rc car application I need the traditional clutch bell style
The secondary drive to the rear wheel would be on the other side, really?
NOT !
Every Harley Biker needs one of these, turn it into an alarm clock and you'll really have something!
Haha imagine that
Clutch goes on transmission jack shaft not on the engine. Built and rode my 65 panhead bobber many years ago. This brings back great memories thanks for posting
👍
Really cool. Shakes and sounds just like my Harley, just smaller.
Yeah totally
Its not even close fooooolio
@@RCTanksTrucks247 other than a giant flywheel hanging out the side...
I LOVE THAT LITTLE V TWIN !!!
Same brother
YO that would look epic in a rc motorcycle!!!! And making an oil feed would be an interesting project.
To many handling issues with bikes they become annoying unfortunately.
A couple of questions,
1, how much
2, are they available in Australia
3, do they make a larger engine
4, do they now come with a starter motor.
Thank-you for your time and help...
Check out the price from the link in the description. You have to buy it from there. No larger engines yet and the starter apparently is still in development
@@RCTanksTrucks247 Thank-you for your help and information...👍🙂
A miniature drip pan to go underneath would really be a nice touch
Sweet
And a net to catch those who kick started it back then.
The right video to watch while my Harley is stored away for winter.
Nice 😊
That is so freaking cool! Well done!
Thank you
It's probably even better than the real deal too in the fact it's not marking its spots with oil leaks at every mounting flange of the engine! Beautiful craftsmanship though and the details are really amazing! Not a cheaply built engine by any means! Very nice 👌
Haha yeah the quality seems fantastic and a good runner so far.
How would you know youre out of oil?
Cant imagine another way.
greetings, from across the pond, over here in sunny Melbourne, Florida. I always wanted to build a little V-Twin, I was even going to try building one with a couple of five horsepower overhead valve lawn mower engines, I may still do that one....but, I can guarantee you that the motor you got there, probably cost almost as much as an actual V-Twin. yeah I'd love to know the price and the specs of this thing, how much power, etc. that thing's super cool. hey, one question. the engine didn't have enough fly wheel weight inside the crankcase, or is that just an extra flywheel on the outside, just too smooth it out on the stand? I'm sure I can help you figure out a clutch setup for that thing as well. just need to know the application, what you're going to put it in, and all..😎💯💯💯
That's awesomeness mate. Definitely needs a new starter system and clutch. Once that's sorted I will be able to make it work in something
Now THAT sounds Bloody Amazing..!!
Absolutely
Mate , this sounds and looks amazing! For it to be a true Harley ot needs to leak oil 🛢 😫 😆 🤣 . But you have definitely have a new subscriber. Good luck with this project 👍
Much appreciated mate
I think its about time Harley stops leaking oil and stop living in the past and stop charging 10s of thousands for outdated technology , I now I owned three .
The idle speed screw is the black one, your turning the midrange mixture screw and the high speed is strait down from the top
Yeah figured that out
That's awesome. The price they want for these things is insane though.
Well i run Zenoah 32 cc rc cars motors and its one per year
for racing. Its a complete motor like this and they run at around
550.00 Canadian. This will have cost me 800 Canadian but wtf its only money loll.
@@mikep4823 the Zenoah engines can be rebuilt. Why would you need a new one each year?
P.S. I used to race an HPI Baja 5T.
Not too expensive really
Sounds better then my 2021 107 Heritage Classic stock exhaust!
👍
that would be perfect for a 3 wheel morgan build.
maybe c channel rails, the power output would need to be 90 degrees then a chain to a fixed rear wheel, maybe some touring car a arms and steering and a body is gonna be hard but what about a plane model body cut down
Yeah absolutely. Would look amazing
I see a Harley Trike right there.
Yeah that's sick
@@RCTanksTrucks247 check this too ua-cam.com/video/EQRzCNK9eOs/v-deo.html
It would be an absolutely SICK powerplant for an RC Morgan 3 wheeler.
Yeah man, absolutely
Think vibrator
How does the lubrication system work? I know you get some lubrication from oil in the fuel, but I don't see how it gets to the bottom end. i don't see an oil check. Did it come with oil in the crankcase?
25:1 in the fuel which lubricates the bottom end. The valve train is greased
So how does it lubricate the "bottom end" when the fuel mixture goes into the carby?
Damn I luv this⚡⚡👍would luv to c this mounted in some kind of frame to c what kind of speed it would reach
Hopefully I can think of something
That’s badass,you should make a knucklehead next you could amaze the world
Hehe yeah true
MIND BLOWING ! VERY VERY COOL 🤘
😎
Thankfully we can all now have good Japanese motors in our vehicles that run quietly, smoothly and reliably.
Yeah but these sound awesome for a little engine
That “idle” screw is the high speed fuel adjustment. The little black screw on the side is the idle
Yeah all good bro
This is cool but who can afford a full size Harley in 2022 at 40k plus . Back when Harley wasn't all about money.
That's hella expensive
3:54 "And that's where you stick your shaft in. Stick it in there. And uh. You're good to go."
🤔
do a drop tank hot rod three-wheeler from the 1950s 👍✌
That would be awesome
Very cool! It even sounds like a Harley!
Totally
Does it leak oil like the original “Harley Davidson” too? 😂
Haha time will tell
Harley's don't leak.
They mark their territory. 😄
@@JeffMcMenamin1027 Just like them old Deetroits! Those old 71's sounded so cool!
A living breathing mini pan. Now we got to build Stuart Little a real Panhead Bobber and get him a little leather vest- Starts grown up and joining a 1% club!!
😎👍
Perfect H/D sound
Absolutely
When I heard the sound and saw it vibrating. Wow that made me smile 😁 so cool. Thanks for posting.
Glad to hear mate
You can do your clutch like a Harley and out it on a the transmission side with a primary chain or something like that
👌
You said that it was vibrating every thing on the table. Does it have a counterweighted fly wheel? We know that even then its still gon vibrate.
Nah don't think so
Rad little Panhead.
Definitely awesome
Man that’s SICK!!
Thanks 😊
It amazes me how much like the real thing these sound like. I suppose the firing order and bore to stroke ratio make that happen, but it's still mind blowing!
Crazy ay
It's the common (offset) crank pin on the flywheels that give the motor it's sound and character.
Oh man if i could build my son a mini motorcycle with this would be bad ass!
Yeah man totally
Going to have use gear box like a bike does. Belt or chain drive. Or a torque clutch belt drive like on carts, utv. Yeah that’s nice.
Yeah hope something becomes available
Sounds very similar to the Harley for sure. LOL that is nice.
Yeah absolutely
Incredible workmanship.
Yeah I agree so as well
Now you need a custom twin Harley Davidson exhaust 👍😂
Yeah nah, no time
@@RCTanksTrucks247 what happened to the Barbie Summernats car your building you still doing it you should make some. Custom steering 👍🤣 that would be hectic mate
When the RC threewheeler comes out...... holla.......🙃
😎
One of the best things ive ever seen, I was looking for a miniature engine a few years back but i couldn't find anything
Glad to hear that you liked it mate
PLEASE build a Morgan 3 wheeler that would be great and I've never seen something like that before
Yeah for a reason tho, one doesn't exist 😂 See what I can do
That is nuts
Crazy ay
Been riding harleys most of my life. Only problem with that harley engine is it doesn't leak oil!
Lol
On a Harley where you mentioned a starter getting mounted, would be a generator. Pre 1980 Harley big twins were all made that way.
Yeah but this smaller rc version apparently will make room for a starter
What a stunner....wow
Cheers
Very simple carb. Cool
Works well so far too
That is a work of art right there
Agree man
Run a belt to a slave shaft/bell clutch housing mounted behind the engine. Then run a chain or belt to the rear wheel. No problem.
Interesting, thanks man
@@RCTanksTrucks247 I just sent a join request on your Facebook page and will post pictures of my 1/4 scale dragbike that has the transverse clutch setup that I'm talking about.
that is the cutest thing I´ve seen today!
Glad you like it
I'd love to see you experiment with the exhaust. Some enlarged tubing on the ends might sound really neat.
Great suggestion!
Nice, it actually vibrates like a HD
Crazy amount
Sounds better than the new Harleys!
Haha
That blank space is where the pan head generator goes. Starters and kickstarters are on the transmission :)
Yeah might be a starter coming soon that will go there
Do you have to follow it around with a little trailer for when it breaks down
asking for a friend 😜
Haha
Wow! That is so freakin awesome sick! I'm thoroughly impressed! Can't say anything because I'm speechless. Being a Harley lover and ride one besides into r/c and working in a machine shop. That is one of the coolest engines scaled down! Just freakin awesome!
Glad to hear that you like it Mark.
And thanks for sharing that review! I love stuff like that! Definitely going to subscribe to your channel. Thanks again!
new Sub here name is Sean from Vermont USA because of this video keep on Uploading and I will watch
Much appreciated brother. Thanks for the sub
The crank looks grooved for a v belt primary, that could go back to a clutch instead of a trans/clutch like full scale.
Yeah trying to figure something out
Now that is beautiful.
Yep