motorpsycho
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It's a 43 c.c. 2 stroke according to the decal on the pull starter.
it's all encased in plastic shrouding but i don't see a mfg. name on it anywhere.
I'm pretty sure that it's a cheap throw away engine, but i'm trying to find out the mfg. of it.
It's actually a pretty powerful engine for what it is, and it has a centrifugal clutch. I would estimate that it goes anywhere from 20-25 mph with me on it (i weigh 150 pounds). it goes quite a bit faster when my 10 year old son rides it because he only weighs like 70 pounds.
I picked this Boreem scooter up for $20.00!
Yes, $20.00 and I had to re-assemble a few peices, drain the 3 year old gas out of it, clean out the carb and adjust it, adjust the brakes and clean the entire scooter. I also had to air up the tires, but I had to fully remove the rear wheel to get to the valve stem because it's hidden by the rear sprocket.
Everything works(lights, turn signals, electric start, horn). It has a 12 volt rechargeable battery under the deck, and it actually holds a charge after being un-charged for 3 years.
so can anyone identify the engine?
it's all encased in plastic shrouding but i don't see a mfg. name on it anywhere.
I'm pretty sure that it's a cheap throw away engine, but i'm trying to find out the mfg. of it.
It's actually a pretty powerful engine for what it is, and it has a centrifugal clutch. I would estimate that it goes anywhere from 20-25 mph with me on it (i weigh 150 pounds). it goes quite a bit faster when my 10 year old son rides it because he only weighs like 70 pounds.
I picked this Boreem scooter up for $20.00!
Yes, $20.00 and I had to re-assemble a few peices, drain the 3 year old gas out of it, clean out the carb and adjust it, adjust the brakes and clean the entire scooter. I also had to air up the tires, but I had to fully remove the rear wheel to get to the valve stem because it's hidden by the rear sprocket.
Everything works(lights, turn signals, electric start, horn). It has a 12 volt rechargeable battery under the deck, and it actually holds a charge after being un-charged for 3 years.
so can anyone identify the engine?
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