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I've been pretty successful at finding needles, when I put in the effort. I also recirculate them back into the hobby, when I'm done with them. I just moved this needle out of my collection last month after enjoying it for 20 years.

Echo tube clamp

The bent legs on your drop stand are for the early looptail Whizzer Pacemaker frames. The original echo tubes didn't have a mounting bracket at the rear. They used a 3 piece clamp/bracket at the seatpost area, attached to the lower motor mounts. As I stated previously the angle of the exhaust...

This is currently in the "DOND" section. Measure your looptail stand height and see if this one might do the job . Thread 'Chrome Whizzer Original Drop Stand ?' https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/chrome-whizzer-original-drop-stand.226154/

dcmoore2 Measure the height of you looptail stand and see if this will work for you.

Also the angle of the echo tube should be more parallel to the ground, that would help with clearance as well.

That's an early looptail model Pacemaker drop stand. It doesn't look like it will work with your set up. A late model Pacemaker or S-10 stand should do the trick. Here is a picture of an S-10

Post a picture of the stand

Looks like a Flying Star with weld on motor mounts added. 300 series motor, J head, echo tube exhaust. Cool little custom build, should make a fun rider 😁

Same here. Always looking...

Where are you located in the PNW?

I have tool #1, but I'm currently up in WA state and the tool is in my shop in Vista, CA...

28 hole blue band overdrive on a 28 hole Araya 7b aluminum rim BMX Forever!!!

$60

In the line up. 😁

I couldn't resist. It's been on my bucket list since I was a kid. This is actually the first Martin Roadrunner I had ever seen in person as a kid. It originally belonged to an old Whizzer friend of ours, Homer Knapp (RIP). I have quite a bit of sentimental attachment to this bike, lot's of fond...

Picked up a set of these from Mark a while back and took the '60 Spitfire for a cruise today. Not only do they look great, they ride great! Thanks Mark! 👍

Fun ride! Great group! 😎👍

Hey John, I sent you a private message.

Phil Wood is still in business

Anybody make it out to O-side TT last night?

Sounds good! Right down the street! 👍

Where do I find info for the TT rides?

It's a Whizzer S-10 👍

Looks like a Whizzer S-10 frame with a modified/repaired seat tube. A pic of the complete bike would be more helpful.

Those are Chen Shin Tire Co. tire's (CST)

I would love to find a Glendora plate. That's where I grew up.

I PMed you

Hey John, It's been a long time. I'll get in touch with you to have a look at the Roadrunner. Does my dealer discount still apply 🤔

Looks great! I've always wanted one....

That's a good looking S-10 😎

I'm working on a '51 Special build as well 😁

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Godspeed, Reggie. You will be missed.... 🙏

$100

Move over Fred's bike hauls ass!!! 💪

I Just noticed the belt cover. That's not the hurricane, pretty sure that's Mark! 🤣

I hope the Hemet Hurricane made it to the end 🤞

The Hemet Hurricane! 👍

1982 JMC #24C40

'81 Prodyne

I will call you tonight 👍

Looks great! Great plate! Where are you located?

Catfish, I did a couple Simonian Farm rides in the '90s. This was a bike I built for my Dad and surprised him with at a Simonian ride. He left with a new Whizzer and a first place ribbon 🥇 😁

This was where I left off in the '90s...

Please keep me in the loop. I'm back after an almost 30 yr hiatus. Currently located in Carlsbad, CA.

After about a 30 year hiatus from the Whizzer hobby, these are some of my finds over the last couple months...

I recognize the house. Do you still have anything you want to sell?