@30GB yeah thqats what it is. go smaller, youll lose torque but gain speed, larger gain torque but lose speed. could try gearing it. i didnt get a good look at it. but look ssimilar in engine mounts to my gsr25 goped as well as my sport goped. ( well engine mount only on sport goped, )
@MALAFE026 you are an idiot, its has a centrifugal clutch and the gear box has a small pinon (which is attached to the clutch bell) and a bigger gear thats attached to a small pinion for the chain then goes to the main sprocket and as i remember i think the gear riot from the engine to rear wheel is 25:1 but i might have forgot so learn more before you talk shit ass hole
@MALAFE026 cetrifugal clutch. wiht a pinion gear and main drive gear. so it has both. its not geared like a trnasmission. as in speeds, or whatnot. but ehh lol
You need to do a few minor adjustments, a new, bigger rear wheel, gaskets and put a pull start on it and these are fairly decent for what they are. Also, if it is knocking, check if it is the crank or connecting rod where it connects to the crank. If its loose, replace them, and that should solve it. If you really think you have a piece of shit, I will give you $60 for this. I have sold ones in worse shape that took an hour to fix up for $200 and they have never had a problem with them.
@doomsd46 dude, this is just a piece of shit scooter i was fucking around with also i took the engine off and put it on a bike which worked out very well, check out my other videos also i have a red scooter thats 10x faster than this shitty pos toy for kids scooter
@30GB - Speed isn't always the most important factor. I like this scooter because it has a decent top speed, but it is geared for power. I just posted a video of a 120lb Wisconsin engine that was too big to fit into the trunk of my car, so I got the guy to drop it off the next day a little closer to where I live and I put it on an identical scooter, took the spark plug out, and sat on it and rode it home. So 120lb engine, plus 150lb person, and the thing went full speed the whole way, even up
@30GB - a few fairly hefty hills. I really need to get a truck, preferably an El Camino though, I like the low box they have (Laziness). In my books, the thing is great. Also, I doubt yours goes 10x faster, putting it in the 250 to 300km/h range. And even though it goes faster, its acceleration is poor and it probably lacks off-road and hill climbing ability, or is poor at best. For something I zip around the community on and use to move things that my car won't, its perfect, so not a POS.
@doomsd46 well it has low gear ratio for hard pulling but i bet yours has a smaller sprocket than mine, mines literally went like 15km max at full throttle with the engine almost blowing up, really freaking slow. if it went like 20km-25km i wouldn't mind much but it was way too slow. That Wisconsin engine i would find a small motorcycle turbo since that built-in oil pump would be useful and it would put out way more power for its size
@30GB - Mine has the original rear wheel, and it is a lot bigger. You can even see part of it in my video. I was looking to get a TD02 turbo for it, they fit 250cc to 500cc engines and the Wisconsin is 400cc. It would work good, but this is an older Industrial engine, never intended to be turbo charged, that and it has more then enough torque now, so I didn't think t was really needed. I got a really good deal on it because the guy I bought it from dislocated his shoulder when it backfired.
@30GB - Then again, he didn't know how to properly start it. You have to wind it to a certain point before pulling, and he didn't. I have the manual for this engine and it has about 30 ft/lbs of torque.
@30GB - Clinton's were good engines. I thought for awhile that they were a daughter company of Wisconsin. Not sure though. Ya, love the old engines. Hp was always rated very low, but they always had so much torque. My Wisconsin is 9.2hp, but can easily replace a 20hp Honda twin cylinder engine. My friend did that with another one I had, he actually did replace a twin cylinder engine off a lawn tractor with one of these. Will definitely check out your page.
For the gaskets, you said some were not gasket material, that is bad. Gasket material is made to be around gas without rotting. There are different types of gasket material though, some that can be submerged other for vapors only. Also, I realized why yours will not go very fast, your back wheel, diameter wise is about 1 or 2 inches to small. You can adjust the front brake so that it works, they have a tendency for the cable to stretch and not properly to engage the brake, so adjust it.
That's why you get a cast iron engine, not a crap aluminum. You get what you pay for, so you pay for quality. Also, I have one of these, trying running along next to it while you have it at full throttle, it will drag you along. I keep mine in good shape and have it clocked at 30km/h. If you have it tuned right they work good. Gaskets dry out and do need replacing. When you posted this, this scooter is probably 5 years old (Possibly). Replace gaskets every few years on small engines.
Put a 50CC engine in it and a small Chain sprocket they fly I did it the beast did like 30-33mph. :D But the downside is the chain fell off on bumps etc. :(
@sorryunlucky where did you get the sprocket? I need one or this scooter is going to the trash but keeping the engine for bike project since its very low gearing. the only usefull things on this pos are the engine, chain and rear wheel also front wheel lol
I don't know where the Sprocket came from as I brought a Scooter stripped it down and scraped the frame, that's where I got the Sprocket but the Scooter was a 30CC when it came to be but I only stripped it for my 50CC. It could possibly be found on Ebay but the Chain falls off alot, if the back wheel jams up on a Stand-up Scooter your privates will be in alot of pain.
@spitzification14 the engine mounts broke off and i dont have aluminum welder so id rather junk it since i already bought a new clutch last month for $20 off ebay because the engine wasnt made for overkill
Get a goped
Racer18crf 1 week ago
hey where is the Clutch Located?
TheJatt146 1 week ago
you my friend have got a weird fucking voice box it giving me the shits
Gumbyable01 3 weeks ago
buy a goped sport
chubbarbineX19 1 month ago
a piece of shit for a piece of shit lol XD
havingfuninthecity 3 months ago
i have the same exact scooter and its older than that and it goes 30 mph
dspf163 4 months ago
if its slow on this thing, it will be slower on teh bike. get a larger rear sprocket. for more speed
yamahonkawazuki 5 months ago
@yamahonkawazuki smaller sprocket is more speed, bigger is slower but more torque
30GB 5 months ago
@30GB yeah thqats what it is. go smaller, youll lose torque but gain speed, larger gain torque but lose speed. could try gearing it. i didnt get a good look at it. but look ssimilar in engine mounts to my gsr25 goped as well as my sport goped. ( well engine mount only on sport goped, )
yamahonkawazuki 5 months ago
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MALAFE026 6 months ago
@MALAFE026 you are an idiot, its has a centrifugal clutch and the gear box has a small pinon (which is attached to the clutch bell) and a bigger gear thats attached to a small pinion for the chain then goes to the main sprocket and as i remember i think the gear riot from the engine to rear wheel is 25:1 but i might have forgot so learn more before you talk shit ass hole
30GB 6 months ago
@MALAFE026 cetrifugal clutch. wiht a pinion gear and main drive gear. so it has both. its not geared like a trnasmission. as in speeds, or whatnot. but ehh lol
yamahonkawazuki 5 months ago
Do u want to sell I buy tell me how much
SuperMinibikeman 6 months ago
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SvenskFilm2 6 months ago
hey that kawasaki carb its a cone carb i got 1 on my 40cc bushcutter
TOPGEARisC00L 6 months ago
It is a good frame idea if the go ped brand made one with the same frame it would be awesome
Noahgyde 6 months ago
I might take mine and put a 49cc pocket bike engine on it
Noahgyde 6 months ago
I bought one of these yesterday and tried to do a wheelie and the engine BROKE off cracked the case so it's now only canbe used as a push scooter
Noahgyde 6 months ago
@Noahgyde Yes they are common to do that LOL
30GB 6 months ago
You need to do a few minor adjustments, a new, bigger rear wheel, gaskets and put a pull start on it and these are fairly decent for what they are. Also, if it is knocking, check if it is the crank or connecting rod where it connects to the crank. If its loose, replace them, and that should solve it. If you really think you have a piece of shit, I will give you $60 for this. I have sold ones in worse shape that took an hour to fix up for $200 and they have never had a problem with them.
doomsd46 7 months ago
@doomsd46 dude, this is just a piece of shit scooter i was fucking around with also i took the engine off and put it on a bike which worked out very well, check out my other videos also i have a red scooter thats 10x faster than this shitty pos toy for kids scooter
30GB 7 months ago
@30GB - Speed isn't always the most important factor. I like this scooter because it has a decent top speed, but it is geared for power. I just posted a video of a 120lb Wisconsin engine that was too big to fit into the trunk of my car, so I got the guy to drop it off the next day a little closer to where I live and I put it on an identical scooter, took the spark plug out, and sat on it and rode it home. So 120lb engine, plus 150lb person, and the thing went full speed the whole way, even up
doomsd46 7 months ago
@30GB - a few fairly hefty hills. I really need to get a truck, preferably an El Camino though, I like the low box they have (Laziness). In my books, the thing is great. Also, I doubt yours goes 10x faster, putting it in the 250 to 300km/h range. And even though it goes faster, its acceleration is poor and it probably lacks off-road and hill climbing ability, or is poor at best. For something I zip around the community on and use to move things that my car won't, its perfect, so not a POS.
doomsd46 7 months ago
@doomsd46 well it has low gear ratio for hard pulling but i bet yours has a smaller sprocket than mine, mines literally went like 15km max at full throttle with the engine almost blowing up, really freaking slow. if it went like 20km-25km i wouldn't mind much but it was way too slow. That Wisconsin engine i would find a small motorcycle turbo since that built-in oil pump would be useful and it would put out way more power for its size
30GB 7 months ago
@30GB - Mine has the original rear wheel, and it is a lot bigger. You can even see part of it in my video. I was looking to get a TD02 turbo for it, they fit 250cc to 500cc engines and the Wisconsin is 400cc. It would work good, but this is an older Industrial engine, never intended to be turbo charged, that and it has more then enough torque now, so I didn't think t was really needed. I got a really good deal on it because the guy I bought it from dislocated his shoulder when it backfired.
doomsd46 7 months ago
@30GB - Then again, he didn't know how to properly start it. You have to wind it to a certain point before pulling, and he didn't. I have the manual for this engine and it has about 30 ft/lbs of torque.
doomsd46 7 months ago
@doomsd46 engines back then has TONS of torqe, i had a old school clinton that was bit smaller than your Wisconsin engine, search it up in my channel
30GB 7 months ago
@30GB - Clinton's were good engines. I thought for awhile that they were a daughter company of Wisconsin. Not sure though. Ya, love the old engines. Hp was always rated very low, but they always had so much torque. My Wisconsin is 9.2hp, but can easily replace a 20hp Honda twin cylinder engine. My friend did that with another one I had, he actually did replace a twin cylinder engine off a lawn tractor with one of these. Will definitely check out your page.
doomsd46 7 months ago
For the gaskets, you said some were not gasket material, that is bad. Gasket material is made to be around gas without rotting. There are different types of gasket material though, some that can be submerged other for vapors only. Also, I realized why yours will not go very fast, your back wheel, diameter wise is about 1 or 2 inches to small. You can adjust the front brake so that it works, they have a tendency for the cable to stretch and not properly to engage the brake, so adjust it.
doomsd46 7 months ago
That's why you get a cast iron engine, not a crap aluminum. You get what you pay for, so you pay for quality. Also, I have one of these, trying running along next to it while you have it at full throttle, it will drag you along. I keep mine in good shape and have it clocked at 30km/h. If you have it tuned right they work good. Gaskets dry out and do need replacing. When you posted this, this scooter is probably 5 years old (Possibly). Replace gaskets every few years on small engines.
doomsd46 7 months ago
I have same go ped
Mr3wheeledbike 8 months ago
Put a 50CC engine in it and a small Chain sprocket they fly I did it the beast did like 30-33mph. :D But the downside is the chain fell off on bumps etc. :(
sorryunlucky 1 year ago
@sorryunlucky where did you get the sprocket? I need one or this scooter is going to the trash but keeping the engine for bike project since its very low gearing. the only usefull things on this pos are the engine, chain and rear wheel also front wheel lol
30GB 1 year ago
@30GB
I don't know where the Sprocket came from as I brought a Scooter stripped it down and scraped the frame, that's where I got the Sprocket but the Scooter was a 30CC when it came to be but I only stripped it for my 50CC. It could possibly be found on Ebay but the Chain falls off alot, if the back wheel jams up on a Stand-up Scooter your privates will be in alot of pain.
sorryunlucky 1 year ago
@30GB did youtade for the weedeater scooter u should have not done that that was sick
spitzification14 1 year ago
@spitzification14 the engine mounts broke off and i dont have aluminum welder so id rather junk it since i already bought a new clutch last month for $20 off ebay because the engine wasnt made for overkill
30GB 1 year ago
@30GB you could have used jb weld its stronger than i thought it was
spitzification14 1 year ago
@30GB you could have used jb weld its stronger than i thought it was on my weedeater bike last year
spitzification14 1 year ago
ur zoom is hilarious haha
FreezEntertainment 1 year ago
i have the same one and the engine mounts broke so i bent up some checker plate
8tyman8 1 year ago
maybe not i think TLE43's turn the other way
shinyfuzzy 1 year ago
Mitsubishi TLE43, 42.7cc. im guessing thats a bladeZ right?
shinyfuzzy 1 year ago
@shinyfuzzy dont really know its a blade z but ill search it up
30GB 1 year ago