Building a 2 stroke Schwinn Stingray Orange County Chopper bicycle in 30 minutes (No Welding)

Happy 4th of July🎆 and a more in depth build series will come after I'm currently busy working on a project and will resume the motorized bike project in 2 months time. Also my apologies I'm not a professional at any means just a home do it yourself tackling this project with no welding and I don't have any equipment for recording asides my phone so sorry for any background noise not high quality video footage.
    ~ArtEatSan

First off my opinion is buying a brigand or faker bike frame during a sale is probly going to be way better than building a original OCC chopper because it also adds up in price and a lot of effort to restore and make the OCC chopper good enough for being motorized (occ bike+tires+ brake upgrades+ freewheel+ CNC motor mount= around $400( plus lots of work and headaches to do all that)

    With my recommendations the cost should be way less than what I paid to build the bike and the bike should also be stronger than mines too. I spent about $2100  I forgot to include fuel reserve bottle, wiring/heat shrink and all the extra hardware during the build every bit adds up from the hardware store😅
But with a brigand or faker frame build id say the base line is about $1,250-1,600 for a build depending on how much more upgrades you put into it only a CNC sprocket and sprocket adapter and chain tensioners are mandatory id add tire liners too plus itd cut down on the build time by a lot unlike my full restoration

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