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Lifan responded with .08 intake and .12 exhaust so I'll leave mine as is.
They didn't mention the availability of a service manual and I did ask. Thanks |
You guys have the NBF2 engine, like the KPM and KP, from what it looks like. That's the spec you'll be needing.
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Actually, I'm wrong. Well damn. That code shows up in an article for the KPR150 also. Guess I should have double checked first. https://www.motorcyclevalley.com/rev...-mahmud-razon/ |
Dang guys I'm extremely sorry about the wrong information on valve clearance specs! I originally posted a video with the owner's manuals specs and after seeing teklocks post on page 3 I thought that was for our newer model KPR, I guess I was wrong. I had taken my original video down and reposted this one with what I thought was new correct information. Anyway I will remove this new video and either post the old one or remake it. Geez :hmm:
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No worries herbie! Your video helped me do the adjustment in about an hour and is greatly appreciated.
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I received a reply from American Lifan stating that the service manual is not available to the general public.
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I haven't had the chance to do my valves yet so hopefully you'll post another video herbie! Maybe just edit the video where you had the specs and just print the other specs on the screen?? Either way, Thank you for all your videos!
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Coming up on 700 miles and thinking about replacing the chain. The bike has always been a bit noisy from 4500 to 6000rpm and I "think" it's chain noise.
Any recommendations for a replacement? Should I put an O- ring or X-ring chain on or stick with the standard roller chain? Do you guys notice noises in the rpm range mentioned above? It's been a bit noisy from day 1 and runs great so I assume it's normal. I did my 1st top speed run today and hit 74 on the speedo. Not sure how you guys are hitting 80+ . I'm 185 pounds and was tucked behind the windscreen. |
For street riding on concrete or asphalt a standard chain is good but if you ride on dirt or gravel roads an O-ring or X ring chain would be better.
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