🏷️ Basic Information Identification Product Name: Mini Bike Scooter Project Plans How To Guide VINTAGE rare Product Type: Project Plans / How-To Guide 📋 Manual Details Identification Manual Type: Build Plans Language: English Format: Digital Document (Implied) 📄 Project Overview Description Collection Focus: Vintage Mini Bike and Scooter Build Plans 📄 Plan Details Plan 1 Project Title: Off-Road Mini-Bike Engine Recommendation: 2.5 hp Top Speed: 10 mph Intended Use: Off-road driving, hunting, scouting, recreational Features: Large ATV-type rear tire, extendable rear rack Plan 2 Project Title: Pocket Bike Engine Recommendation: 3/4 hp Top Speed: 11 mph Dimensions: 2 feet in length Key Feature: Compact size (fits in school locker suggested) Plan 3 Project Title: Larger Gas-Powered Scooter Engine Recommendation: 1.5 hp (suggested higher for speed/hills) Frame Material: Angle iron Intended Use: Street cruising, short distance transportation Features: Sheet metal skin (optional), spring shocks Plan 4 Project Title: Motorized Bicycle Engine Recommendation: 1 hp air-cooled Top Speed: 35 mph Construction Notes: Requires custom work on existing bicycle Plan 5 Project Title: Vintage Style Mini Bike with Torque Converter Transmission: Torque converter (variable-ratio belt transmission) Top Speed: 30 mph (flat ground) Key Features: Torque converter for hill climbing, uses junked bicycle parts, lightweight, low-cost design Frame Source: Discarded 26-inch boy's bicycle Plan 6 Project Title: Vintage Style Mini Bike with Torque Converter (Duplicate of Plan 5) Transmission: Torque converter (variable-ratio belt transmission) Top Speed: 30 mph (flat ground) Key Features: Torque converter for hill climbing, uses junked bicycle parts, lightweight, low-cost design Frame Source: Discarded 26-inch boy's bicycle Plan 7 Project Title: Mite Cycle (Vintage Mini Motorcycle) Engine Recommendation: 5/8 hp (Briggs and Stratton suggested) Top Speed: 25 mph Fuel Efficiency: 120 miles per gallon Payload Capacity: 250 lbs Weight: 85 lbs Frame Material: Salvaged aircraft streamline tubing (e.g., 2-1/2"x.035 wall) Tools Required: Small lathe, hack saw, welding torch Estimated Build Cost: $50 (at time of publication) Plan 8 Project Title: Gas-Powered Sit-Down Scooter Engine Recommendation: 2.5 hp Intended Use: Neighborhood cruising, exploring, keeping up with go-karts Design Style: Sit-down Construction Notes: Sturdy design, potential for trail riding 📄 Educational Value General Target Audience Benefit: Encourages interest in tools, machinery, and small engines for kids and adults Skill Development: Mechanical ability, problem-solving, hands-on learning