Years ago, I read about kids sticking bits of wood between their bike's centrifugal clutch and bell-housing, then kick-starting their motorized bike/minibike.
I'm guessing that soon after the engine started, bits of wood were eaten up or expelled by the spinning clutch or bell.
Is this truth or urban legend?
Could it be done in the small engines' modern-day centrifugal clutches?
I'm guessing that soon after the engine started, bits of wood were eaten up or expelled by the spinning clutch or bell.
Is this truth or urban legend?
Could it be done in the small engines' modern-day centrifugal clutches?