sometimes the simplest things...

[bsskibum]

son of a b.....

so if you watch the weather for Phoenix Arizona you wil see we are well into 110+F..
I realized today after getting ready to tear into the carb and give her the once over.. this...
fuel tank petcock to carb...
what the fuel line is at almost a 90?
who the hell uses viynl tubing (that obviously softness and flexes to the easiest (kinked way)?
oh ya forgot where my zongshen came from...
well replaced and holy hell there is NOT a restrictor on this bike..
she revs as high as I dare it too..(7k and almost 65) and she had alot left..
I live in the ghetto(poor student) and there is a crap load of cops out
so get ready for my daily report to reflect my new high speed zong...on my ride to class in the am...

I am floating on air right now!!
http://i41.tinypic.com/34gkglz.jpg

[SpudRider]

Congratulations! :clap:

Simple fixes are nice. ;)

[humanbeing]

...who the hell uses viynl tubing (that obviously softness and flexes to the easiest (kinked way)?
oh ya forgot where my zongshen came from...
well replaced and holy hell there is NOT....
Original parts IS the traditional black stuff. That sh** 99+% fitted by someone in states.

[SpudRider]

Humanbeing is correct. :) My Zongshen 200GY-2 had good, soft, black, rubber fuel line when I received my bike, new, in-the-crate. The fuel line you removed is an aftermarket product installed by the previous owner. ;)

[bsskibum]

i stand corrected!

[zingshoen]

:tup: goodonya for finding the weak link...

[FastDoc]

Failure of the 10 cent part!

Brought down a Space Shuttle even :-(

Glad it's fixed.