gary55
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The B6 plug is fine. I use a B7. Agree with using stock carb till you get it running. The new carb will most likely need a smaller jet.
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80/66 cc engine not starting
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Chainlube
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The gear looks great, the wheel, not so much.
Will it become problematic? I currently don’t have any other wheel
Chainlube
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Look on youtube or this site on videos on truing a bicycle wheel. You have to remember that you're going to ride it at speeds not common to a plain old bicycle, so any vibrations can cause issues or injuries.
You have got that sprocket adjusted very well...I would recommend the same thing that others have already noticed though, and that is having the wheel itself "trued"...That is spokes being adjusted so that the rim itself also does not wobble...If your not knowledgeable as to how to do this, bring it to a bicycle shop to do it for you, ( It usually does not cost much), (That is a new rim like i mentioned to you in previous posts, Right?)...lol... and then just put it back on that truing stand mechanism that you used to align the sprocket and see that it all runs true and stable when you get it back from the bike shop...That should do it for you...DAMIEN
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Thanks! Im really happy on the result.
I noticed too that the wheel have some “wobble”. I am getting someone to look at this in the near future to maybe straighten it up as much as we can. The line in the middle of the wheel (on the rubber) shakes maybe 0,5-1cm from side to side every rotation. The wheel is not brand new, but is in okay condition. Thanks for the advice.
YEP...Having the spokes adjusted to "true" the wheel should be all you will need on that then...lol...DAMIEN
Im assuming you followed all the directions pointed out to you on that issue as I see you have gotten GREAT results...It looks really good...DAMIEN
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