Four Motorized OCC Schwinn Stingray Bikes

[@The1SquishyGamer]

I just ordered all the stuff to build my own can't wait. gonna do it in the style of a bobber and customize it to look like a harley

[@mikemiller3303]

Looks cool I remember mine back in the day late 70es my first bicycle they didn't have engine for them back then sure wish they did lol the fun I would have had stay safe

[@racko6ix]

Use disc brake on the front. just weld a bracket inline with dropout angle, right on bottom of the left fork leg.
I did an electric OCC. Next is choppers that are powered similar to Sur Ron's.

[@conradpons2463]

How much are they,I just bought a black one and I want to put a motor on it, but I like the ones you built.

[@TomLingle-il9xt]

❤ I need a contact order. Also are those tires anti puncher tires - can we order them for these bikes???❤

[@RaoulDuke224]

Yes the rag joint pineapple sprocket thing is gonna fuck up your rear wheel spokes definitely ahahahahhaha

[@davidcloyd1296]

Vary cool!

[@peytonfrazier-ub6bd]

Wow man such nice bikes

[@user-hq9nx7jj8k]

I went to buy one from you

[@cory4152]

Cool builds, What kind if prices are you getting your suspension sissy bar for? I can't believe how expensive they are. Also trying to find double springer forks fir less than 200$

[@ClaudianaSouza-s3p]

Eu tenho uma deste tipo top dez

[@user-rj6wp2cq4w]

How much for one❤

[@Littleevil9975]

Nice bikes bro

[@egyptsaleik5025]

How much perfect my husband dose the same thing

[@TECHNOGEEK20000]

I too have a custom schwinn occ chopper and I would like to know exactly what hardware you used to mount the rear sprocket to the rear axle. Looking for a better solution to my build to replace the rag joint setup. Also is this a reliable and fairly inexpensive thing to do?

[@bradjohnson8100]

I purchased 9 #8 machine screws with 9 nuts, washers and lock washers. The standard engine kit sprocket is a little bit larger than the rear hub on your OCC Schwinn. Take some electrical tape and carefully wrap the hub two/three times. That should center the sprocket for you. Once you have it in place use a punch to mark your first hole. Use a metal drill bit one size larger than your screw and drill a hole far enough away from the hub so that you won't have trouble getting a socket on your screw nut for tightening, and not so far out that you're too close to the spoke holes. Drill your first hole and put a screw through so the sprocket doesn't move. Notice from the image of the sprocket at 4:10 in the video that my drill holes follow the pattern of the pre-drilled holes on the sprocket. Pick another spot on the opposite side of your first hole and drill that one putting a screw through the hole. Even with a screw thru the drilled hole your sprocket can still move so you have to be kind of focused so that when all 9 are drilled they will line up. When you are tightening them down put your wheel with the axle and small sprocket facing down towards your work table and I used a three inch wide roll of tape underneath the sprocket. Your wheel will spin freely just as it does when you stop pedaling, but only one direction. The small sprocket will sit on top of the hole through the center of your roll of tape but keep the axle off the table.Then I looked directly across the top of the sprocket to the wall behind my work bench and put a dark line on the wall that lined up with that level. I would tighten the sprocket down close to where they needed to be and then spin the wheel looking at the sprocket rising and falling by the line on the wall. When I could see the sprocket dip I would stop it from spinning and tighten the screw on the opposite side of the dip. I would just keep spinning the wheel and looking across the sprocket at the line on the wall and use this method until I had gotten rid of 90% of the wobble. Of course you put your nuts on with blue thread lock and get right on it so it doesn't dry up on you. When you are done your sprocket will line up within the tolerances of your adjustable motor mount and I just eyeball it. Hope that this helps.

[@TomLingle-il9xt]

Also, how much for bike and to send...

[@cookiepopps5673]

I'm trying to build my own at the moment but finding it hard to get long enough chain

[@bradjohnson8100]

You can purchase extra chain on Ebay and it is simple to cut so that you can add on what you need.

[@Bigbull6069]

You can get a 420 chain 10 ft long as hardware stores,garage door companies,tractor supply,etc. For about same price as a chain for a BMX bike.

[@mihrannourjian5055]

Hey we're did u get the motor mounts I'm building one but I'm using the BT motor an I think the mounted mount will work perfect if u don't mind I like to know 2re u purchased it thank u .the bikes look amazing broa

[@bradjohnson8100]

Go on Ebay and do a search for OCC Schwinn stingray motor mounts. There are several sellers who make them.

[@johnandraka5054]

did you use a yd100 engine for these? if so do they fir the occ chopper mounts that cost like 100 bucks? im doing a stingray build myself and trying to decide what engine to use

[@bradjohnson8100]

Yes, I used the YD100 and they mount up using the engine mounts sold on Ebay.

[@user-vs6lr2zq3r]

What kind of prices are they ?

[@bradjohnson8100]

I sold all four of them to one person so I gave him a deal of %1,600.00 per bike.

[@user-rj6wp2cq4w]

How much for one

[@DanielSmith-bv5fq]

I can guarantee you some ridiculous astronomical price, Because with all that jaw flapping in the video when you don’t mention 1400 1600 1800 it’s like all Alejandro Mayorkas (homeland security guy who’s always dodging questions) He’s gonna dance around the subject until you your head is spinning. Unless one of these are a must have at any cost don’t even inquire, I know from my own OCC original untouched chopper-These stiff frames and small sidewall on the tires are hell on the back, I can’t imagine adding a motor with all its vibrations and noise… I’m gonna keep my baby unmolested & original.

[@leecarswell9656]

Price

[@davidglobak]

Why the yd100?It’s so slow,should’ve just got a ported and balanced 80 cc motor,plus that sprocket is way too big for the wheel,should be a 36.But everything else looks good

[@cory4152]

Where do you order those?

[@saiaungmyat8246]

more products

[@dr2944]

Sorry; I don't agree with you. That's not the best chain tension area. Because I don't like drilling holes in the frame. HAGO🖖

[@bradjohnson8100]

What you are failing to consider is that if the frame is inclined to bend, because those 1/4" holes have weakened it, it would flatten out the tube of the frame where it bends. That will not happen with those two bolts going through the frame. The frame is actually stronger because of those bolts.

[@Bluespade115]

are these the kids ones or the larger adult ones?

[@tylorvibez]

They like the medium size

[@jeffgordon7337]

Hey I want a set of those ape hangers for mine where can I get them from?

[@bradjohnson8100]

I purchased all of the accessories on Ebay.

[@Vickie-lv5dl]

2 stroke s clutch last about 2 weeks 😢 sucks

[@bradjohnson8100]

My wife and I rode the first one that I built for over a year and 2000 plus miles. Never had a problem with the clutch slipping.

[@semodadragon]

How much

[@bradjohnson8100]

I sold all four of them to a classic car dealership in Florida about a week after I made the video.

[@jeffgordon7337]

How much for one of your bikes?

[@bradjohnson8100]

Hi, all four of these bikes were sold within a week of listing them. However, I recently purchased another new OCC Schwinn bike and it's ready for customization. Call the listed number.

[@garysusdorf6624]

@@bradjohnson8100 How much ?

[@bradjohnson8100]

@@garysusdorf6624 Gary, to some extent that price depends on your choice of accessories. I listed my phone number above but you're looking in the neighborhood of 2k. Just the bike and accessories will run you around $1,500.00, before building it.

[@emilianomartinez1678]

​@@bradjohnson8100😂😂😂

[@supremeduff]

So Hardt

[@00Pottus00]

The bikes look nice but the engines are too far ahead so that there is some really nasty catch points for clothing.

[@bradjohnson8100]

The mounting of the engine is controlled by the the frame component wherein the seat post resides. Contrary to your assertion, I have personally driven a bike set up in the same manner over two thousand miles and never once got clothing caught in the chain and sprocket.

[@hallokid84]

Angle of the carbs is wrong.

[@bradjohnson8100]

The angle of the carbs is fine. I put two to three thousand miles on one of these configured in the same manner. All of these bikes have been sold and no complaints.

[@hallokid84]

@@bradjohnson8100 .. they look great .. ipone 2t oil they way to go for these..

[@killerG0952]

the seats are very ugly,The original is better

[@Vickie-lv5dl]

2 stroke s,,sucks, need 4strocks

[@shtboxgarage]

No

[@user-rj6wp2cq4w]

How much for one❤

[@user-rj6wp2cq4w]

How much

[@bradjohnson8100]

I sold all four of those within two weeks of listing them. They sold for $1,600.00 each. I do have one more OCC Schwinn bike but have not purchased accessories. The bike is red. If you're interested let me know.

[@4shac]

Wow they look beautiful. I owned a purple one for girls. I believe these would sell if there was mass production of these. Excellent job sir. I pray you, your family and viewers all have a Blessed Day.