Mike Cyanide
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I get what he means but this is fuel air mixture not just straight fuel. I've never had a problem with itA silicon hose would work best.
I get what he means but this is fuel air mixture not just straight fuel. I've never had a problem with itA silicon hose would work best.
Nope. It is rectangular. It can be flipped 180 but then it hits the crankcase. Talked to bicycle-engines about it and they told me to use a different motors mount as if that's going to help with how far it physically sticks off the bike. What a joke of a kit if I'm being honest. The example bike they showed me looked like a motorcycle and the pedals were moved so far up it they were almost touching front tire!Can you rotate the intake a quarter of a turn and still have it work?
im using the carb that came with the kit! The OKO carb. I cant even use the stock carb on the head because its modified for the reed valve. I mean maybe i could with a coupler but it would be a massive reduction in diameter.Too much carb.
I have an open port on the reed valve for a boost bottle of sorts. Dumb question but should that be blocked off?You'll have to find some smaller jets, it's getting so much fuel now, it can't even burn any of it.
Have you thought about an angled seat post, move your bum back a bit, maybe easier to pedal.
I've seen lots of photos of bikes like that and always wondered how did they even get them going.
Absolutely. Put a vacuum cap on that.I have an open port on the reed valve for a boost bottle of sorts. Dumb question but should that be blocked off?
I figured. Helped with erratic idle but made it reallyyyy bog down even with 15% throttle. So if it's getting less air now and runs worse, it's way too rich I'd assume. This seriously pisses me off. This was bicycle-engines most expensive kit aside from the Phantom. I put in the smallest jets that came with the carb to now avail.Absolutely. Put a vacuum cap on that.