Magnum Inspiration: P@'s '78 MiniMag

This is Pat Perry's 1978 Puch Mini Magnum build. Pat is a super

talented creative guy and this bike is proof of his handy work.

Here are the specs in Pat's own words:

- 74cc Gilardoni kit

- Draw four card (yup, important)

- Gila reeds

- Motomatic Destroyer

- Custom intake

- 24mm Mikuni flatslide

- 3 shoe clutch

- DMP unstuffed crank with added oiling hole

- Rebuilt bottom end, new bearings/seals

- Treats CDI, high RPM box

- Redone seat

- New cables

- White sparkle automotive paint

- 2.5″ Zap tires

- new tubes

- New decals

- Gold drive and pedal chain

- New grips

- M-bars

- EBR forks

-New shocks

- new black pedals

Pat also credits these individuals with helping on this build:

Tyler Jaynes (intake/muscles), Peter McD (bequeathing of magic),

Brian Baker (seat), Kevin Fischer (paint), Benjiman (coolness parts),

and Motomatic (sexy pipe).

According to his GPS, Pat got this Magnum up to a speed of

63.3 mph with 16 x 40 gearing. That's scary!

Pat perry is also super talented with a pen and a brush.

You may have seen some of his work floating around the

moped community. You can check out his artwork here:

http://www.patperry.net/

And check up on his various pursuits on his blog:

http://www.patperry.net/blog/