How my build is going

volcarius

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I stripped the frame of basically everything since I wanna replace most of the stuff on it. I received a lot of parts in the mail: tires, gas tank, fuel line, fuel valve, kill switch, throttle handle, tubes, throttle linkage, air filter and adapter, muffler, exhaust pipe, tire liners, brake pads, and some others. Also got tools like a heat gun and chain breaker, some grease for the freewheel and other stuff, tire levers, stuff like that.

Working on the engine rn, plan to replace carb and use a billet flywheel, new connecting rod and piston. Decided to just go for it. Throttle kit will be delivered today i think so I’ll work on that, will ask my questions on this forum if I need help. Thanks guys for your help so far
 
I stripped the frame of basically everything since I wanna replace most of the stuff on it. I received a lot of parts in the mail: tires, gas tank, fuel line, fuel valve, kill switch, throttle handle, tubes, throttle linkage, air filter and adapter, muffler, exhaust pipe, tire liners, brake pads, and some others. Also got tools like a heat gun and chain breaker, some grease for the freewheel and other stuff, tire levers, stuff like that.

Working on the engine rn, plan to replace carb and use a billet flywheel, new connecting rod and piston. Decided to just go for it. Throttle kit will be delivered today i think so I’ll work on that, will ask my questions on this forum if I need help. Thanks guys for your help so far
With the LandRider in the beginning it was continuously devise a solution to deal with the next failure down the line. After a few of these the system eventually became reliable. The same occurred with the Sidewinder but past experience taught me these particular failures were coming so I knew how to deal with them before they happened.
 
With the LandRider in the beginning it was continuously devise a solution to deal with the next failure down the line. After a few of these the system eventually became reliable. The same occurred with the Sidewinder but past experience taught me these particular failures were coming so I knew how to deal with them before they happened.
for me it'll be a while before actual problems arise bc I have to wait to get some money to buy all the complicated parts but it's great you figured out how your builds work so well
 
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