Well it totally seized up ........

[gill vanderwerf]

not having much luck so after i got that 66cc going again and drove it around a bit i came home and about a hour later had to run out again....could not move the bike it wont move at all....replaced the 66cc with the 48 cc bad thing is now i cant go up the hills again because of the severe lack of power on that 48 cc. so i guess i will have to buy a good 66CC motor but not from ebay so if anyone here have a recommendation where i can get a motor please i just want 1 that i can put on and ride without problems had enough of this now been messing with all of this from august and pretty much still dont have a good motor.

now i seen some from those that are advertised here and they say assembly required on the motor can anyone tell me what that assembly is?.

 

[kelly dean]

some motors , a new Zeda for instance you have to put the cylinder and head on them

 

[gill vanderwerf]

ahhh guess i wont buy those then

 

[waynesdata]

ahhh guess i wont buy those then

The DAX F80 and Grubee SuperRat are the only engines "stock no mods ~150 price point" that will compete with a Zeda. All three are 69cc balanced engines. The Zeda can be had for a little less than 150, but based on reviews the other two have better quality control.

Bikeberry / Spookytoothcycles and Gasbike / Kings are just not in the same class.

 

[gill vanderwerf]

where do i get those dax or grubee from?

 

[curtisfox]

where do i get those dax or grubee from?

http://www.thatsdax.com/ https://www.grubee.net/ ...........Curt

 

[gill vanderwerf]

well took it all apart lot of damage no wonder it did not work right. guess i can trow a way this motor now

 

[Tyler6357]

Don't throw it away, some parts are still good

 

[Larry Trotter]

In some states these engines cannot be sold complete due to enviormental regulations, so they are sold incomplete as parts. Install the cylinder and piston and you are all set. It is dead easy

 

[Greg58]

Don't throw it away, some parts are still good

I agree, no reason to throw it away. It looks like the lock screw came out and the flower nut loosened, a few $ to repair. It's a good way to learn.