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Yeah, they're good little bikes. This one was bought new runs good and usually starts first pull.

I appreciate it man. I'll check it out. I'm just trying not to have too many apps on my PC. The ones I already have are trying to take over my computer. I think we got it figured out with OBS though.

I think we figured it out. We are probably going to have one person host all the streams. The problem is if everyone is showing everyone else's streams it's going to put us in UA-cam inception limbo. It'll be alright either way though. probably going to stream Mike Tysons Punchout next Saturday. I appreciate the help though. At the end of the stream we figured it out with OBS.

@thelagmeister awesome brother you know I'm always down to support ya

Hey Bro thanks for tuning in. Hahaha yeah. I just think sometimes I shouldn't be telling some of the stories. I don't know if what I'm saying is going to get me in trouble.

@@thelagmeister you and me both lol we tell our whole lives and our cousins pinky's too! Lol

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Hey. Yeah that's me. I was just on there.

@thelagmeister right on, subbed

@ Hey Thanks I appreciate it.

The bike keeps up with traffic no problem in town but on the highway or freeway it's very limited. It will lose some speed going up an incline. If you don't want to lose any speed you need a 400cc+ bike.

@@thelagmeister thank you for letting me know.

It will do 55mph all day. It's pretty flat where I live. Stock it runs at high RPM's so I don't think it would have too much trouble. The top speed video I made of this bike there were a few inclines.

@@thelagmeister ok. I will go look for the video, thanks for letting me know!

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They are a little expensive. You could look at the specs and find a similar shock. I think that listing is for a pair. I got a pair for about $70.

Awesome thank you very much

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Thanks. I was surprised how well this video did.

@thelagmeister keep it up as your content and camera presence is great by the way

I'm sure it is. I can't tell the difference on this 50cc though. I put one of these on my 150cc Lancer and it lowered and leveled the seat out perfect.

Yeah it is. I did my best. Next time I'll put it on a bench with some lights or something.

@thelagmeister nice heck yeah your killing it on views i noticed your doing killer keep it up brother

I appreciate the support man. Lately, it seems like UA-cam doesn't notify me when you're streaming.

@thelagmeister yeah they bad about that lol we've been getting solid views from streams way more than video content. But im going to set to a schedule soon and stick to it. Lol. Love the support as well brother. Can't wait to get out west

Yeah, I seen that. Your views are lookin pretty good and it's great for watch time. I remember Rolling wrench used to have a live every Friday. It was pretty cool. If you had a regular schedule, set up memberships, and a streamlabs link that might be really good.

It's actually not too bad. I just wish I had my hook and pick set. It would have been way easier. Yeah, I hooked it up at ten amps at first, that starter was burnin up. I was thinking about slicing up a can to hold the brushes and let the armature slide in the pull it out when it was in place. The 150cc has 4 brushes I bet it's way worse.

@thelagmeister you seen Ryan's little trick he does lol works great

No. I haven't seen it. What does he do?

Thanks Bro. I appreciate it.

From what I've heard about the lipos, I wouldn't get one. You gotta get yourself a load tester. The voltage could show good but then it don't have the amps. I hate buying bad parts it's a huge waste of time.

​@@thelagmeisterright me too yeah it shows full charge 240amp battery for my 232cc gy6 but ya know I got a back up lol

Thanks man. It's cool going back and playing some of these old games.

It hit 76 for a little bit there. At 75 mph the rev limiter kicks in and that's it. I always thought this bike would hit 80 mph but 75-76 mph is pretty close. Without the limiter it would probably go 85mph.

@thelagmeister nice maybe a sprocket change could help

It might if it was a small change. This bike is actually geared perfect to keep the bike in its powerband.

My friend went over there recently. He said it was cool. Another random biker I talked to went there too. I looked at CSN and the Harley place. In the end I'm glad I just went to the DMV it was easy. I think you actually get a discount on purchasing a Harley when you take their course.

@thelagmeister no kidding? That's awesome. Yea the DMV test is straight forward from the video. Thank you for sharing 😀

As long as it doesn't ruin the jet. I do have an extractor set I could probably use one of those.

Yeah, because palm trees only grow at the beach right?

No. It was completely stock in this video.

Thanks. It's a good bike. The Royal Enfield Meteor 350cc is another good choice for the price.

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If you don't know you're supposed to check the oil you shouldn't have a motorcycle.

Yeah. It seems like a lot of the speedos read high. Using my Galaxy watch gps it says 4-5 mph slower on this bike. I still have to check my KLX230 to see how accurate that one is.

Dang. A new one? Did you see my clicks but don't start video?

I really wish you lived closer. I think your scooter would definitely put my skills to the test.

It is. I think it looks better in person. I got nothing but compliments on the bike. It's not the fastest but it sure is good looking and fun to ride.

Awesome. I'm glad you got it sorted out. It's a great feeling when can do the job without help. I wish I had a scooter when I first started driving. In my opinion it's the best thing for a beginner to learn on. Basic troubleshooting and maintenance are easy to learn and the cost of keeping them going is fairly cheap. The first carbs I rebuilt were a Rochester single barrel and a quadrajet. It would have been nice to start with something like a little scooter carb to get a basic idea. When I rebuilt the carb on this particular bike when I first got it, it looked like the inside of a fishtank after a year of not being cleaned. It sat for 5 years though before I picked it up. Thanks for watching! CHEERS

The Vino's are great bikes. I just wish there were more aftermarket parts for them. Well at least the 4 strokes.

@thelagmeister herd that

They actually weren't that bad. Not as smooth as slicks but they didn't vibrate crazy goin down the road or anything like that. In the dirt they were awesome.

You want .003 inches for the intake and .004 inches for the exhaust.

Probably not. Usually, a clogged pilot jet is from sitting too long not running.

The speedo is probably cooked on that thing. The 2022 KLX230 I got does 60mph in 10-11 seconds.

I think it depends on your size, weight, and what you plan on using the bike for. Long rides? Highway/freeway riding? Just around town? The Papio looks cool, but I would still go with the Ghost between the two. I seen a Papio for $3,300 just now. The ghost would leave it in the dust and is cheaper. Despite the fact you are a first time rider, don't let that discourage you from getting a bigger bike. For $3,000 + you should see if you have a Royal Enfield dealer nearby and check out their 350cc bikes. You get a better bike that you can make payments on and the ones I've been looking at have a 3 year warranty.

@@thelagmeister alright yeah I’m looking for mostly around town riding and I have mostly 25-55 mph ride zones so I just wanted to have a bike that can comfortably do those speeds. I was gonna check out Royal ENFIELD because I love the classic design of older looking bikes. Thanks for the info

@@jacoblewis6237 Oh ok. I would definitely go with the Ghost. Also check the Venom Sportster. It has the same engine as the Ghost for $500 cheaper. I have to add if you are a big dude the Ghost I would call a mid size bike. I'm 5'7 170lbs and it fit me perfect.

@@thelagmeister nice yeah that’s a good thing to keep in mind I’m 5’11 and probably close to 200 lbs. definitely gonna check out the ghost or sportster thanks a lot

Also I might check out the csc sg250 I saw that bike looked pretty affordable

Which part of the test?

Hey. Yeah. Like I said I've had too many of these bikes. I should have started UA-cam way earlier.

@@thelagmeister yes recored riding on the moped

I thought about it, but I don't have a good camera right now. The wind noise is terrible. I'm too poor to buy something nice right now.

It's pretty easy. Believe it or not chewing gum will help you relax. You can practice at home before you go. I laid out 2x4's to make the right turn. I would flip u turns in the street and do figure 8's without putting my foot down. Last, I would accelerate from a stop and then slam on the brakes. If you have a big heavy bike that would make it a little harder. What kind of bike do you have?

Thats pretty much what happened to this one. I ran it out of gas and I think all the crap in the tank went straight to the carb. Have you changed the fuel filter? Another thing to check is the fuel "pump". If you pull the fuel hose off the carb and crank it fuel should come out. If the fuel just pours out non stop without cranking it you need a fuel pump. Have you changed the plug yet and does the spark plug wire have a good connection?

Yeah that's true. I like the way this one turned out. it's only slightly lower. I miss the 171 I lowered. It was really comfortable. On both bikes the ground clearance wasn't bad at all. I like having a low seat height.

That's a tough one. A loose connection, bad ground, or too much current running through could cause the wires to heat up. You need to check the voltage on the battery and have it load tested. an auto part store should do that for free. If you are running a stereo on the scooter, it may not make enough power to run everything. Will it still kickstart? If you got a complete wire harness that will be a good start. I just ordered a new battery of Amazon for $20. Changing the wire harness and battery should fix the problem. I made a video on rebuilding the starter, you should check it out. It's not too hard to do. Mine would give small cranks and stop then after that it did nothing and I think the hot wire was grounding out inside the starter and one of my brushes was stuck.

Yeah, that's true but it's still worth the upgrade. I thought about the 90cc kit on this one, but I want to run the 50cc cylinder for a little while since there's barely any miles on it.