CSC TT250 chain slider

[kohburn]

hawk and tt250 are basically the same so a fix on the hawk should work on the tt250 also

[JerryHawk250]

That's how mine was on my Hawk. I pop riveted it in place once I had it lined up.

[pitdirtbike]

Thanks all for your answers.

Wow, that's disappointing that CSC didn't fix this or got Zongshen to fix.

[1cylinderwonder]

Originally Posted by pitdirtbike

Thanks all for your answers.
Wow, that's disappointing that CSC didn't fix this or got Zongshen to fix.

You're correct to be disappointed, especially when CSC charges $195.00 for assembly. I guess they don't check too much when assembling, especially when they won't be riding the bike!
I've read so many instances of incorrect or misassembled TT250, that it has changed my mind "many times" about making a purchase. I'm hoping things begin to become more professional in the assembly of all their bikes.
Assemble and inspect the bike like "You'll be the rider!" It can't take that much time to insure each bike is assembled correctly!
Good luck with your correct chain line correction.

[2LZ]

Originally Posted by 1cylinderwonder

You're correct to be disappointed, especially when CSC charges $195.00 for assembly. I guess they don't check too much when assembling, especially when they won't be riding the bike!
I've read so many instances of incorrect or misassembled TT250, that it has changed my mind "many times" about making a purchase. I'm hoping things begin to become more professional in the assembly of all their bikes.
Assemble and inspect the bike like "You'll be the rider!" It can't take that much time to insure each bike is assembled correctly!
Good luck with your correct chain line correction.

I have three CSC bikes and no, nothing is perfect but it's not near how you make it sound. Every Hawk, TT250 etc... comes with the slider a little sideways. That's not assembly, that's design, nor is it anything that will leave you on the side of the road or cause a major mechanical failure.
Every CG motor regardless of manufacturer comes with the valves set tight, they all come lean, they all come with some things maladjusted, they all have junk chains, tubes and rubber in general. 70% also stand a chance of some form of shipping damage. It's just part of owning a China Bike......or they'd cost 5000.00 like the Japanese equivalent, instead of a 1200-2195, depending on who you buy from.