Worksman rear drum

[nosferatu1381]

I am looking for a rear drum to match this worksman front. It's been six years and Skully is finally starting to break spokes. I'd like to build a much stronger set so I can take advantage of the fact he cruises at 50 plus.
Even just that hd hoop would help I could just order spokes. Or if someone knows where I can get them in 24" I like using the motorcycles tubes in thick bricks

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

Member @ind-chuckz may be able to help out on both.


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[nosferatu1381]

I will probably end up ordering spokes. I hit 68 mph on that thing before I shut it down on my first test drive. It's much heavier now but I have lost some weight and I'd like to make it run to the corner store bike again. I am selling the Harley, tired of this pokey scooter all the time and have other plans for the Whizzer plus it's a pisser to start I I don't trust these janky wheels they use on them.

 

[nosferatu1381]

Member @ind-chuckz may be able to help out on both.


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I think one of the guys was getting wheels for paletta cycle trucks from Mexico. My buddy won't give me his number. Is that him

 

[nosferatu1381]

I started putting really reliable high end pit bike motors on projects and it was like 1908 all over again when all the single cylinder donkey engine guys started hating on the guys buying from Thor

 

[Chainmaker2]

how did your search go? Ive had the same problem with a Whizzer and light spokes.
I got a set of wheels lace up by a guy in Wa..the Wheelmaster (Buchannen?) he laced a motobecane rear drum 10ga spokes to a 19" moped rim for me..it was a little pricey but the wheel was like a battleship. 19" mopeds will be around same profile as 24" bicycle wheel...there is a pic in one of my posts. Pat at Sportsman Flyer also does wheel lacing for go fast bikes..he uses Worksman pretty much exclusive.