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Once the basic maintenance was completed, it was clear that the motorcycle's frame needed to be modified. The design of the frame posed a significant challenge, as the top tube intersected in a manner that blocked the installation of the engine, necessitating alterations to create enough space for the new components.

Creating the Cooling Solution

With the frame adjusted, the next focal point was the engine itself, which was a two-stroke design built from materials sourced at Home Depot. One significant issue faced by the engine during initial testing was the lack of cooling, leading to the idea of adding fins made from sheet metal to the cylinder. This modification aimed to create a larger surface area for heat dissipation, functioning as a makeshift heat sink.