Motorbike kit for balance bike

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Here's how to turn your BTWIN Decathlon Runride 520 balance bike into a retro-style motorcycle. Firstly, you'll need to gather all the necessary tools and materials. These include a set of wrenches, pliers, a drill press, sandpaper, paint, and any other items required for refinishing and customization. Next, remove all the original components from your balance bike. This includes the seat, handlebars, wheels, and any other parts that you don't want to keep. Set these aside for later use or disposal as needed. Now, it's time to start transforming your balance bike into a vintage motorcycle. Begin by stripping down the frame and sanding it smooth. You may need to use a wire brush to remove any rust or debris. Once the frame is sanded, you can begin painting it with a retro-style finish. This could be a classic red and chrome look or something more unique like a distressed black finish. While the paint is drying, you can start working on the engine. Since your balance bike doesn't have an actual engine, you'll need to install one. You can use a small motorcycle engine or a vintage car engine, depending on your preference. Install the engine and connect it to the frame using brackets and bolts. Make sure everything is securely attached before moving on to the next step. Now, it's time to add the wheels and tires. These will give your motorcycle its classic look and feel. Choose wheels that are similar in style to those found on vintage motorcycles, such as chrome-plated steel or aluminum rims. Finally, install the seat and handlebars. You can use the original parts from your balance bike or replace them with new ones that match your desired vintage style. With these steps complete, you should now have a unique and functional motorcycle based on your BTWIN Decathlon Runride 520 balance bike. Just remember to follow all local safety regulations and guidelines when riding your newly transformed vehicle.