New Zongshen RX3 (ZS250GY-3) Dual Sport

[NoVa Rider]

Worked for me as well: Thanks for setting this up.

But it reminds me of Risk. Orange is taking over the map!

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by Huck369

I got one started in a new thread....go here...
http://chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=14785

Good work, Huck. We are certainly blessed to have an lot of intelligent, helpful members on this forum from all over the world, and now we can see where they are located.

I always enjoy your intelligent, helpful posts, and your creation of this world map is another great contribution.

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by NoVa Rider

Worked for me as well: Thanks for setting this up.

But it reminds me of Risk. Orange is taking over the map!

Of course orange will fill the map of the world, because it is the fastest color.

[Huck369]

Originally Posted by SpudRider

Good work, Huck. We are certainly blessed to have an lot of intelligent, helpful members on this forum from all over the world, and now we can see where they are located.

I always enjoy your intelligent, helpful posts, and your creation of this world map is another great contribution.

Thanks Spud, I try to be helpful...

[G19Tony]

Originally Posted by Huck369

I got one started in a new thread....go here...
http://chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=14785

Blue added. Blue is the fastest!

[Veteran]

Bandon Oregon.

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by G19Tony

Blue added. Blue is the fastest!

[Miqueas]

Originally Posted by rjmorel

Miqueas, Were you able to get this figured out ? rj

Nope, I left the bike for second time in Zongshen dealer today. The first time, they told me they fixed, but it was exactly the same. This second time I don't know but my hopes are not so high. Tomorrow I will know...

[rjmorel]

I had to change a leaky fork seal on my Rx3 and didn't have a seal driver for the 37mm size so I went ahead and made one. If anyone needs to do their seals they are welcome to "barrow" it. I believe CSC has one also and may loan it out if someone needed it. I'm in Washington state . rj

[SpudRider]

You do nice work, RJ. Thanks for posting the kind offer to help your fellow RX3 owners.

[Weldangrind]

That's impressive machining.

[Miqueas]

I picked up my motorcycle some hours ago, and it looks different, they say it's gonna be less heat. And change some part.

What do you think? Why is there two different versions of the RX3?

How my bike looks NOW


My original bike look


That tube is way too different. Is it better? I haven't tested yet on the highway, it was too late to go ride here.

[rjmorel]

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That tube is way too different. Is it better? I haven't tested yet on the highway, it was too late to go ride here.[/QUOTE]

Looks like they put on the same stainless steel header pipe that we get here in the USA. It's an upgrade so should be better, rj

[SpudRider]

I agree with RJ. You got the upgraded, stainless steel, exhaust header.

[SpudRider]

Yesterday, I was heading out for a ride, and the bike stalled several blocks from my home. I turned the key off/on for three cycles, as described in the link below, to get a diagnostic code from the ECU.

http://www.chinariders.net/showpost....8&postcount=17

I received fault code 0351.

After a minute or so, I got the bike started and rode back home. I looked up the fault code, and discovered I had a problem with the ignition coil. I examined the ignition coil for damage, and tested the connections leading into the ignition coil, and at the spark plug. The spark plug connection was a little loose, so I pushed it down all the way. The bike started, and I went for 120-mile ride without any further problems.

If you haven't already done so, I suggest you check to make sure the spark plug cap is fully seated.