I built a monster, early 60s tank bike.

[Kahsyrbag]

This monstrosity weighs 120 pounds, but I have a 48 tooth gear in the front, and a 16 tooth in the back, next upgrade needs to be a internal three speed hub, usually am going at 18mph on average. The bike is might be a J. C. Higgins Freightliner, early '60s, but nobody knows.

Everything sits on 1" thick solid wood, except for the speakers, 5/8" plywood. Switches go to the Bluetooth receiver, 9 band equalizer, sub amp, speaker amp, and tail light, there is a button on the handlebars for the horn, and a turn signal switch below the handle bars.

The unit top right is a Bluetooth receiver, the black box is a nine band equalizer.

Far board is a 600 watt amp for the sub, near board is a 2X100 watt amp for the speakers.

These are Boss Audio 6X9 Onyx NX694 800 watts per pair.

This is a Boss Audio 12" Phantom P126DVC dual voice coil wired to run at 1 ohm, max power 2300 watts.

 

[horsefarmer]

Wow, can we see a video of your monster in action?

 

[KOTA]

Nice ride! You and member Guitarlcarl should get together and tour the country.

 

[Kahsyrbag]

Wow, can we see a video of your monster in action?

I'll get one up as soon as I can, anything in particular you would like a video of on it?

 

[horsefarmer]

Oh man, just want to see you ridin' with the base boomin'. Perfect parade machine!

 

[Kahsyrbag]

Found something cool for only a buck, so I'm gonna add my 3000 lumen headlight, as an off road light for it.

My project table is just a bit cluttered, light runs on 12v, and I have a plenty big enough one of those on the bike already, just gotta finish the edge

 

[Kahsyrbag]

I don't have anyone that could video me riding it, but here is a walk through of everything.

Then realized I forgot to show the blinkers.

 

[horsefarmer]

Cool! I did not grab one of those horns at Iola wi swap - darn it.

 

[Kahsyrbag]

Cool! I did not grab one of those horns at Iola wi swap - darn it.

Ebay, $200 to $250, brass and black, black and blue, all chrome, and all nice and old but still work nicely.

 

[Kahsyrbag]

Antique keg style Hamm's beer can, and a 3000 lumen Cree U7 motorcycle light.

Bright enough to be seen in daylight.