Hi, My name is Craig. I have recently moved to Florida, outside of Tampa to a small town Called Zephyrhills. I have also just bought a motorized bike. It is a Huffy with a 49cc engine. I have owned motorcycles of all sizes up to and including a Honda Gold Wing. The last bike I bought was a 250cc Roketa scooter. I wasn't sure if I would like driving or not, but it was a blast and since it got 65 miles to the gallon, it was cheap to ride any time. Even if I was broke and only had 5 bucks to my name until I got paid, I could fill it's 1.6 gal tank with the fiver, and drive around for hours at a time. Here's my MB:
I understand the bike I bought should get something like 125 miles to the gallon. The guy I bought it from said the tank is 1/2 gallon and could go 70 miles before you needed to fill it. That's amazing if true. He bought it for his niece when she lost her license and she kept popping the clutch in the beginning and she was breaking spokes and blowing out the rear tire. So he made some improvements, here they are: Stainless Steel high strength rear tire spokes. New rear Kevlar tire and inner tube. New 415H High Tensile Strength (3700 lbs.) drive chain. New Ball bearing chain tensioner. Ball bearing motor. The rear sprocket is welded on to the wheel, not bolted.
Well I will let you know how it goes. If you have any suggestions or advice, please feel free to reply back. This is all new...
I understand the bike I bought should get something like 125 miles to the gallon. The guy I bought it from said the tank is 1/2 gallon and could go 70 miles before you needed to fill it. That's amazing if true. He bought it for his niece when she lost her license and she kept popping the clutch in the beginning and she was breaking spokes and blowing out the rear tire. So he made some improvements, here they are: Stainless Steel high strength rear tire spokes. New rear Kevlar tire and inner tube. New 415H High Tensile Strength (3700 lbs.) drive chain. New Ball bearing chain tensioner. Ball bearing motor. The rear sprocket is welded on to the wheel, not bolted.Well I will let you know how it goes. If you have any suggestions or advice, please feel free to reply back. This is all new...
