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Weldangrind 07-19-2016 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Ariel Red Hunter (Post 225323)
Ahh, the chimera of the counterbalanced engine! This non-counterbalance engine drives the oil pump with a gear drive. The counterbalanced engine drives the oil pump with a chain. Unlike older engines with chain drive accesories, the chain is buried inside the cases. Not easy to check or change. :cry:

Agreed! I'll keep my beloved CG as is with no added complexity, thankyouverymuch.

2LZ 07-19-2016 12:01 PM

In my experience so far...

All of my non-balanced CG's are like a blender until they're broke in, then smooth out pretty well.....or I adjust to it. The non-balanced motor also seems a very quiet running motor, mechanically.

The counterbalanced motor was really nice out of crate, noticeably smoother than the non-balanced....and has gotten a little smoother now that it's broke in, especially at speed....but it is more mechanically noisy.

I'm not too worried about the chain drive oil pump since some older Lifan's have gotten a boatload of miles (50k) out of them prior to needing a chain.

Trade offs.... Six-a dozen....half another uh one....

Ariel Red Hunter 07-19-2016 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Weldangrind (Post 225419)
Agreed! I'll keep my beloved CG as is with no added complexity, thankyouverymuch.

What do you know! Someone agrees with me. I've been going through a batting slump the last few days. :cry:

muddymopar 07-19-2016 06:54 PM

Is there any update for the Taurus 2X2?

Republic 07-19-2016 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Adam Rinkleff (Post 225276)
If you want a physical dealer in Oklahoma, I recommend High Plains in Enid.

Have you had any contact with "V Bike USA" out of Edmond? They are a bit closer to me and seem to have a good Ebay rating.

scott9386 07-25-2016 11:00 AM

just curious but can a tubeless tire be mounted to the rims on the hawk or am I limited to tube type tires on my replacement. got about 5000 mi out of stock tire trying to find a more street worthy tire.:hmm: keep finding a lot of tires with good reviews but unfortunately are tubeless

chuck 07-25-2016 01:30 PM

I installed a front tubless Shinko 705 with the inner tube that the Hawk came with.I put around 500 miles on it with no issues.

Ariel Red Hunter 07-25-2016 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by scott9386 (Post 225984)
just curious but can a tubeless tire be mounted to the rims on the hawk or am I limited to tube type tires on my replacement. got about 5000 mi out of stock tire trying to find a more street worthy tire.:hmm: keep finding a lot of tires with good reviews but unfortunately are tubeless

Yes, you can mount and use tubless tires on the Hawk, so long as you use a tube with it. The air leaks out of the spoke holes which is why you need inner tubes. :)

LunaTech 07-28-2016 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by pcspecialist (Post 226382)
I used only 1 quart for the first couple hundred miles, but, when I changed the oil, I did so after being told somewhere to use 1.25 quarts. Initially, I even though 1.25 was a tad too much, but, with the engine perfectly level, it appears to be the maximum amount.

I want to use as much as I possibly can, but, not so much that my crank is splashing in it. If 1.6 quarts isn't a misprint, that's what I will use.

Adam this is from another thread started by pcspecialist. I also know that Motocheez only uses one quart and after changing the oil in my Hawk it does seem, on the dipstick anyway, that one quart is right where it should be. Can you shed any light on how much oil we are actually supposed to be using?

Adam Rinkleff 07-29-2016 11:16 AM

Approximately a quart, more or less. There is a window gauge to see how much is in there, you should try to keep the level approximately halfway between the bottom and top of the gauge.

bartons8 07-29-2016 12:19 PM

According to the http://therps.net/ website, the specifications show 0.26 gallons of oil which is 1.04 quarts. Not sure why the manual says 1.60?

Weldangrind 07-31-2016 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by bartons8 (Post 226572)
According to the http://therps.net/ website, the specifications show 0.26 gallons of oil which is 1.04 quarts. Not sure why the manual says 1.60?

If you have a sight glass, trust it. The only purpose for my China dipsticks is to plug the hole after I've added oil. The dipsticks have been quite dishonest with me.

BlackBike 07-31-2016 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Weldangrind (Post 226753)
If you have a sight glass, trust it. The only purpose for my China dipsticks is to plug the hole after I've added oil. The dipsticks have been quite dishonest with me.

Dipsticks can cause troubles and seem to have a mind of there own.

2LZ 07-31-2016 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackBike (Post 226806)
Dipsticks can cause troubles and seem to have a mind of there own.

I always wondered why my older brother always called me "Dipstick"......

4950cycle 02-11-2017 12:50 PM

Same engine as Cleveland Cycleworks Heist ?
 
Is the engine in the Hawk 250 roughly the same 250 Chinese engine Cleveland Cycleworks uses in the their Heist model ? I need to know for performance parts purposes .


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