Well Rumplestiltskin........idle fingers and a warm keyboard just spells a thinner wallet. Just ordered a matching new front wheel and Continental City Ride tire. The mis-matched set just felt 'wrong'. Oh well, it'll be right in a week or so.
Indeed they are I hope you get your motor-bicycle back on the road again soon.Bummer. But, then, repairs really are just a part of the game, aren't they?
I know exactly what you mean....The Velo Solex parts I was waiting for arrived from France today so tomorrow it will be my Wu-Yang's turn to have some work done on it. Today was spent hunting out Raleigh parts for my latest acquisition as well as finding all the bits for my faux Rudge project so I can get that back together again.
Just like chocolate one motor-bicycle is never enough.
LOL....... I have two of the HF79cc new in the box that I plan to use for some type of a build in the future, ma6 end up on something I build for the grandkids down the road but Id like to use at least one of them for a bike build Ive had in mind for a good while."Just like chocolate one motor-bicycle is never enough."
The finest and most fundamental mathematical rule of cycles. Where the ideal number of cycles to own is described as the equation: N+1; where N = the number of cycles you currently own. I have pretty much reached capacity in my garage, and yet I can always seem to find room somewhere for one more project, and I'm perpetually only one bad idea away from my next bike. My bad idea du jour is an HF79cc and I'm already thinking about colour scheme which means bad news for my wallet...
Yes an overactive imagination can be a curse sometimes, but then on the other hand I can think of worse things to be cursed with"Just like chocolate one motor-bicycle is never enough."
The finest and most fundamental mathematical rule of cycles. Where the ideal number of cycles to own is described as the equation: N+1; where N = the number of cycles you currently own. I have pretty much reached capacity in my garage, and yet I can always seem to find room somewhere for one more project, and I'm perpetually only one bad idea away from my next bike. My bad idea du jour is an HF79cc and I'm already thinking about colour scheme which means bad news for my wallet...
yes I purge all the air out. doesn't seem to help. I am at the end of my rope and I am thinking about buying a pull startok so why are you having a hard time starting your jet engine? could it be because of the ignition system? did you remember to hold down the button on the opposite side of the fuel on line? if there is air in the float bowl you have to push it quite a few times to purge the air out of the float bowl this is the big reason ppl keep coming back to me for no start problems