something wrong in there

[rmeloy34]

Well,the fuel additive seemed to work if only in my head,I had seemed to be losing power on hills,I replaced the carb and exhaust with some new ones from another kit,worked great about 2 miles when it made a clacking sound and the thing just ceased up,Im thinking bearings.
I will tear this apart but I have just gotten more work than I have had in months and for summer sake I will probably slap a new motor on,mine was a 70cc chengine from Boygofast,I guess they are kind of disposable after a few thousand mi anyway but it was my first experiment,I may go with one of the vendors listed here....any suggestions? I probably wanna stay 2 stroke,heck mabey its time to do a total rebuild and get a new bike too.....MAJOR bummer/great motivation

[NunyaBidness]

My suggestion, talk to Jim a.k.a. CreativeEngineering, the Manic Mechanic and get one of his engines. The same 2-stroke you had only much improved. I think you would be very happy with it even though it cost a little more even with his core exchange refund.

[rmeloy34]

I am not sure who Jim is although I may have chatted with him.....Jim my friend please Identify yourself,im in the market for a new engine

[2door]

rmeloy,
try this: MANIC Mechanic Parts.htm
Tom

[datz510]

Go for a Morini engine!

[Outrunner]

I would highly recommend Creative Engineering"s engine. It is
all American made and the best and most reliable engine you
can buy!

[old motorbike]

Wanted to go CE's engine, but too $. (Probably worth it though). I went pocket bike engine, $79.00. Way more power and smoother. But you must invent your own gearing.

[Creative Engineering]

The engines I'm making are far better than the standard Chinese offerring.

Datz is right! The Morini is an awesome engine. They are are a bit pricey.

The CE engine is going to be overbuilt and bullet proof...as is standard with all Manic Mechanic products.

Jim