So your 2 stroke is already broken? CVT tranny to shift gears? And automatic clutch?
I want one to fit inside the bike frame, but it seems Harbor freights smallest is 99cc which is 1 foot by 1 by 1 foot.
Yes 30 minutes for break-in period, but after about 200 miles when the break in is finished, you can ride it for longer maybe a few hours - as they say and have done. Of course I plan on replacing some things and putting some mods on my 2 stroke. People report their chinese engines for thousands of miles.
I do not want to argue with you in this thread, but I've had both 2 stroke 47cc and 4 stroke 110cc engines. The 2 stroke did seem to overheat (I could smell the smoke) if running for long and the 4 stroke lasted me all day. But I want to try again with 2 stroke, because the 66cc might be different and better than the 47cc and should not have the same problems especially if I put a few mods in it. And engine running hot shouldn't be a problem since they can withstand it and not lose power.
I do not think either of us are right or wrong, it's probably because you had bad experience with 2 strokes. I did too, but do feel like I should try again even though I like 4 strokes better - but for bikes they are very costly and hard to fit inside the frame.
I want one to fit inside the bike frame, but it seems Harbor freights smallest is 99cc which is 1 foot by 1 by 1 foot.
Yes 30 minutes for break-in period, but after about 200 miles when the break in is finished, you can ride it for longer maybe a few hours - as they say and have done. Of course I plan on replacing some things and putting some mods on my 2 stroke. People report their chinese engines for thousands of miles.
I do not want to argue with you in this thread, but I've had both 2 stroke 47cc and 4 stroke 110cc engines. The 2 stroke did seem to overheat (I could smell the smoke) if running for long and the 4 stroke lasted me all day. But I want to try again with 2 stroke, because the 66cc might be different and better than the 47cc and should not have the same problems especially if I put a few mods in it. And engine running hot shouldn't be a problem since they can withstand it and not lose power.
I do not think either of us are right or wrong, it's probably because you had bad experience with 2 strokes. I did too, but do feel like I should try again even though I like 4 strokes better - but for bikes they are very costly and hard to fit inside the frame.
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