Mark your magneto if you take it out of the motor. Putting it in upside down will cause you much pain and troubles......lol
Nice.. I'm gonna use that, thanks!!I little tip I picked up years ago was to save the filings, and bits of metal kicked out when filing or drilling any type of metal. You can also cut up some steel wool with scissors into little small bits. When I mix up my JB Weld, I add some of this mix into it to strengthen the mix. About one third to one half of the total volume. It makes for a very solid repair, that can still be smoothed, drilled, or even drill and tap it. I've only ever used it with JB, but I imagine that it'll probably work with any epoxy compound.
Or pop the masterlink, and RIDE IT.My Tip? Never attempt to ride a Motorized Bicycle further than you are prepared to push it back.
Guessing it wouldn't fire at all as the piston would be at bottom.Mark your magneto if you take it out of the motor. Putting it in upside down will cause you much pain and troubles......lol
Spare tubes are definitely a necessity on long rides, never know what you're going to come across! I have a backpack with anything I could need each time I ride...especially with Summer around the corner, you don't want to be stranded in the heat!Oh! Man you have horrible luck! I go for 50-60 mile rides with no issues. But I've learned to loctite evrey nut and bolt! And bring spare tubes & gas mix. Once you get all the bug worked out you should be fine. Goodluck!!!airwheel q5 unicycle
Or just keep a $20 somewhere in the bike, so you could always offer some guy with a pickup to give you a ride back... It worked for me.. I bought him $10 worth of gas for a 3 mile ride.. Or get triple A.. for 50 you get 5 free miles, and for 90 you get 100 free miles of towing.. not bad huh...My Tip? Never attempt to ride a Motorized Bicycle further than you are prepared to push it back.