true EPA and fake EPA

amtnick

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I am from bicycle engine factory.
I know so much about the EPA.
there is true EPA sticker and fake EPA sticker.
for true, there is factory name on the sticker,
for fake, there is no factory name on it.
for the engines, the true EPA will come with cat. converter.
so the exhaust is much heavier than the fake EPA kits.
if you wanto confirm your kits are true or not, you can balance your exhaust.

compare the pictures attached
 

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wow it seems china is catching on. it seems that some of our efforts are paying off finally! the non epa issue seems to be more of an issue all the time! just an observation.
 
amtnick said:
I know so much about the EPA

That's hilarious.

So you "predate" your engines?

It's obvious that he doesn't have the command of the English language like me or you, and probably didn't mean "I know so much about the EPA" to sound as cocky as it did.

As far as the manufacture date, once again, it looks to me like there was problems with translation/meaning. If we take everything at face value, we know that this engine family is certified for 2009, and meets all EPA regulations for that year. Does it really matter that it was manufactured in 2008 and has 2009 on the label if it meets all 2009 rules? Aren't cars manufactured in the prior year labeled with the next years date because they meet that years emissions and safety standards?

And Pablo, since you make a jackshaft kit specifically for this type of engine, one would think that you wouldn't be throwing mud at the manufacturers of these engines!

I have never used engines from this supplier yet, and will probably order some to see if the quality is above and beyond the rest of the crowd. This is indeed the first time we are seeing a manufacturers name attached to a bicycle engine. (Other than grubee, and even then, it is his name and not Nantong Jiali) If every manufacturer did this, we could compare engine quality by manufacturer rather than distributor - and maybe even stop calling them "Happy Time" engines.
 
It's obvious that he doesn't have the command of the English language like me or you, and probably didn't mean "I know so much about the EPA" to sound as cocky as it did.

As far as the manufacture date, once again, it looks to me like there was problems with translation/meaning. If we take everything at face value, we know that this engine family is certified for 2009, and meets all EPA regulations for that year. Does it really matter that it was manufactured in 2008 and has 2009 on the label if it meets all 2009 rules? Aren't cars manufactured in the prior year labeled with the next years date because they meet that years emissions and safety standards?

And Pablo, since you make a jackshaft kit specifically for this type of engine, one would think that you wouldn't be throwing mud at the manufacturers of these engines!

Arceguy. What is with you and "correcting" me? I threw no mud, so you are just plain wrong. So I must ask that you cease and desist.

I don't need your stinking advice and I certainly didn't ask YOU the question.

Of course I knew what he meant, and of course it's a translation problem. But my humor does not belittle the writer and it obviously went RIGHT over your head. CLUE: If you think we in the USA even "know" the incoming EPA, splash some cold water on your face!

No, cars record the actual manufacture date as do all other industries and should be expected on these engines. My manufacturers in China record the date manufactured.
 
oh no -- mountain rocks a flying already on this early morning !!!

I feel a little uptight coming up from inside
better jump on my motor bike and take a little ride

sounds like someTHING out of a fortune cookie Mountainman -- wakeup please !!!

oh - go - ride that THING Mountainman
 
I actually meant no hard feelings toward Arceeguy. But man the "nannying" and riding my posts would be better spent RIDING THAT THING!!:giggle::santa::elf:
 
I actually meant no hard feelings toward Arceeguy. But man the "nannying" and riding my posts would be better spent RIDING THAT THING!!:giggle::santa::elf:

And I meant no hard feelings toward you. I am sorry that you think I am "nannying" and "riding" your posts.

Since your humor went right over my head, please enlighten me as to how amtnick would find your comment humorous? Your clue was of no help either. Did anyone else get it, or am I really dense here? :rolleyes:
 
my friend, we dont offer warranty, it is difficult to operate.
Raw motor is our distributors, they offer six months warranty to their distributors.
thanks
Nick
 
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