My first bike - 250 cc Used Chongquing Lifan

Oengus · 06-10-2010, 03:26 AM

Your welcome, I am not totally sure but I believe that your engine is based on a Yahmaha virago 250 engine.

http://www.cyclepedia.com/yamaha-xv2...ervice-manual/

Having that may help with or could be used as a general guide to your bike to work with. That and seeking out others that have that model there seems to be alot of them.

Then these people offer a parts manual for the engine? That would tell you whats different if anything, comparing the two.
http://www.hooperimports.com/

I am sure that certain things should be checked at 1000km and most mechanics would need that basic info to work off, then consider that most charge about $60.00 to look at the bike plus parts. If you have that documentation then you can trouble shoot in advance and if something like cam tensioners and valve need to be checked, then just find a mechanic and have it done.

I would look at the manual on the Yahmaha and see what it gets done or recomends at 1000km. Then look at the part break out of both and see if they are indentical engines, I suspect they may be.

if they are then any Yahamha mechanic could services that bike and may even be familiar with it first hand....that being if they are identical.

06-10-2010, 03:26 AM	#1
Oengus Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 826	Your welcome, I am not totally sure but I believe that your engine is based on a Yahmaha virago 250 engine. http://www.cyclepedia.com/yamaha-xv2...ervice-manual/ Having that may help with or could be used as a general guide to your bike to work with. That and seeking out others that have that model there seems to be alot of them. Then these people offer a parts manual for the engine? That would tell you whats different if anything, comparing the two. http://www.hooperimports.com/ I am sure that certain things should be checked at 1000km and most mechanics would need that basic info to work off, then consider that most charge about $60.00 to look at the bike plus parts. If you have that documentation then you can trouble shoot in advance and if something like cam tensioners and valve need to be checked, then just find a mechanic and have it done. I would look at the manual on the Yahmaha and see what it gets done or recomends at 1000km. Then look at the part break out of both and see if they are indentical engines, I suspect they may be. if they are then any Yahamha mechanic could services that bike and may even be familiar with it first hand....that being if they are identical.
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