Clutch Issues?

[paulbc2]

I am new to this forum and also new to the whole world of motorized bicycles. I recently just purchased my first bike motor, an seeutek 80cc from amazon is what i purchased. I Installed the motor yesterday smoothly. Only issue i first noticed was that once the chain was installed i could no longer move the rear wheel. I removed the casing of the clutch and removed the butterfly nut and tapped on the 3 prongs that hold the plate and it broke free allowing the rear wheel to spin finally.

Now my current issue is that when Im pedaling trying to get it started the clutch is not engaging.

anything i should look into far as how to fix this??

 

[Tyler6357]

I am new to this forum and also new to the whole world of motorized bicycles. I recently just purchased my first bike motor, an seeutek 80cc from amazon is what i purchased. I Installed the motor yesterday smoothly. Only issue i first noticed was that once the chain was installed i could no longer move the rear wheel. I removed the casing of the clutch and removed the butterfly nut and tapped on the 3 prongs that hold the plate and it broke free allowing the rear wheel to spin finally.

Now my current issue is that when Im pedaling trying to get it started the clutch is not engaging.

anything i should look into far as how to fix this??

It's possible that your clutch cable is too tight and not allowing the clutch to engage. If that isn't the problem try adjusting the flower nut. Follow these procedures in this thread---> https://motorbicycling.com/threads/clutch-cable-and-clutch-adjusting-procedures.22726/

 

[crassius]

yes, when you removed the flower nut, it got out of proper adjustment - easy fix

 

[paulbc2]

Yup that was the problem, guess I didn't tighten it up enough first time. Got her running now! Thanks for the help guy's!

 

[Tyler6357]

Sweet!
Ride on

 

[carl clack]

yes, when you removed the flower nut, it got out of proper adjustment - easy fix

does this happen if you remove the bucking bar, i did but now the cover dosent sit flush

 

[crassius]

only if you moved flower nut (or if it wasn't set right when first assembled at factory)