hi all...56k beware...pics

truxx · 08-29-2007, 11:42 AM

just found the site and thought id come in and say hi.
my names dave and im living in north east u.k.

this is the bike im buying in the next few days:

ive owned a chinese bike before ( hongdou gy125) which wasnt as bad as i was expecting.
ill just say to anyone who owns a chinese bike,THE VIBRATIONS are caused by 2 things....
1: the engine mounting bolts are too small in diamater for the hole they go through.this can be easilly fixed by a.getting some bigger bolts/b.wrap some masking / insulation tape around the bolts and that will get rid of the vibration temporarily.

2:the chain that comes as standard is absolutely rubbish,get it changed and for a jap spec one (d.i.d. chains are really good quality and are fairly priced)
these 2 things will get rid of the vibrations

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anyway if you dont mind ill be popping in and out of the site every few hours so hope to speak to youall soon...

dave

08-29-2007, 11:42 AM	#1
truxx Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 5	hi all...56k beware...pics just found the site and thought id come in and say hi. my names dave and im living in north east u.k. this is the bike im buying in the next few days: ive owned a chinese bike before ( hongdou gy125) which wasnt as bad as i was expecting. ill just say to anyone who owns a chinese bike,THE VIBRATIONS are caused by 2 things.... 1: the engine mounting bolts are too small in diamater for the hole they go through.this can be easilly fixed by a.getting some bigger bolts/b.wrap some masking / insulation tape around the bolts and that will get rid of the vibration temporarily. 2:the chain that comes as standard is absolutely rubbish,get it changed and for a jap spec one (d.i.d. chains are really good quality and are fairly priced) these 2 things will get rid of the vibrations . anyway if you dont mind ill be popping in and out of the site every few hours so hope to speak to youall soon... dave
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