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The Aussie Vetran
Discussion at Motorized Bicycle Engine Kit Forum in the Introduce Yourself forum. Hello Everybody!
I am a motorised bicycle enthusiast from Australia. So Good to see such a good forum open up ...
I am a motorised bicycle enthusiast from Australia. So Good to see such a good forum open up for these awesome little engines.
I have had three engines over the last 6 years! The first one a 48cc I had sent from the US via China, it cost as much in postage as the engine kit. Since then Warren from Zbox.com.au has been importing these engines and supplying them at a very reasonable wholesale price.
I have years of experience with these engines and hope to contribute to this growing body of knowledge and wisdom.
hey gobber; i hope thats not an insult! quite a few of you from oz. welcome to you and your knoledge. are you guys as enamored by the worlds fastest indian as many of us are? some of this wonderful group are making the pilgramage this year. some for time trials. i know i will be thinking of that movie. again hello mitch
Gobber? Nah mate I don't get insulted that easily!
Warren from zbox is selling a heap of engines Down Under, for years in Melbourne I never saw another one on the streets even tho I was clocking 100km a week flying around the city but these days I am seeing them everywhere.
About that clutch lever... What seems to be the problem? I need more info
Thanks Guys! I'm fairly new to all of this forum stuff so I might need your advice to organise my postings.
These bikes are becoming really popular in Australia. There are a couple dozen in Byron Bay my home town of 5000 people so you notice them everywhere. Most of em are coughing and limping along like sick puppies cos people don't degrease their mufflers and run em too rich.
This site: zbox.com.au is the main importer.
Incidently on degreasing/carbonising mufflers: The best I have come up with is to pour granules of drain cleaner into it and then hit it with boiling water! Be very careful and do it outdoors cos the reaction fizzes off. But the carbon will just fall away. A decent hospitality grade grill cleaner is 2nd best.
Regular decarbonising is the key, a constipated engine is not a happy engine!
Welcome to the group, its good to hear from Oz. Its always good to have another knowlegable member here, please post some pictures of your bikes . Enjoy the ride...Kelly