WD-40 works great for cleaning as well and it does not have the harsh plastic eating stuff in it. If you don't do your best to dry it off before you spin the wheel it will make a bit of a mess. Great video, a lot of good info here espeically for folks who may not have had a motorcycle before.
Standard WD-40 is both a cleaner and a lubricant, which means it sacrifices aspects of both. While I agree it is better than nothing, I personally prefer to use a cleaner first, then a lubricant second. WD-40 is a great quick solution but if you have the time/money Id suggest going with separate products. Thanks for the praise!
Good video. I'm surprised that with all the attention to detail, Losi forgot to put on a chain slide to protect the swing arm . I'm sure that someone will manufacture aftermarket ones in all colors and make some money . 💰
I actually haven't had much issue with that, but Im also not one to send it 40 ft to flat. Im going to be racing so I cant set it up for mega jumps only.
It's called a swingarm, not trailing arm. Otherwise good video. I'll be using my motorcycle chain cleaner to clean the chain but of course if you don't have a motorcycle you probably don't have chain cleaner. Always do the nut up or undo it, never undo or do up the hex head. On a motorcycle the sprocket will not wear deeper but the gaps between the teeth will open out. I don't know about the Losi because here in Australia we are still weeks away from ours shipping. P.S. On the motorcycle I wipe the chain lube off with a rag to avoid the mess and fling.
Its still doing very well from what I can see. Its mostly available now but theres still a lot of hype around it. I dont see this one going anywhere anytime soon.
My chain for some reason gets tight, loose, tight, loose, when i spin the back wheel, any ideas? i cant see any problems, the wheel isn't buckled and ive only put a few packs through the bike
@@NHO-RC it was like it before i even drove the bike, and yes the pills were in it, i have fixed it, i ended up unscrewing the hub from the wheel and changed its position, all good now
I think the best part is when he pulls out the axle and then shows it on camera in his palm to let us know that is in fact an axle. If you don't know what an axle is you shouldn't be playing with rc's
1:42 never seen that method suggested, mentioned or anything of the sort for real bikes. also considering you said it so many fucking times... its a SWINGWARM. 5:54 thats a chain GUIDE. its guides the chain.
I find this instruction to be immensely helpful and straightforward. Thank you!
You're welcome!
WD-40 works great for cleaning as well and it does not have the harsh plastic eating stuff in it. If you don't do your best to dry it off before you spin the wheel it will make a bit of a mess. Great video, a lot of good info here espeically for folks who may not have had a motorcycle before.
Standard WD-40 is both a cleaner and a lubricant, which means it sacrifices aspects of both. While I agree it is better than nothing, I personally prefer to use a cleaner first, then a lubricant second. WD-40 is a great quick solution but if you have the time/money Id suggest going with separate products. Thanks for the praise!
@@NHO-RCif it was good for chains we wouldn’t need to use spray grease.. wd has no body and doesn’t last
Good video. I'm surprised that with all the attention to detail, Losi forgot to put on a chain slide to protect the swing arm . I'm sure that someone will manufacture aftermarket ones in all colors and make some money . 💰
Great job. Awesome video
Thank you!
My front wheel does not free spin. Anything I can do to fix it? Thanks for the video.
Check your brake settings, could be brake drag.
Great video, thanks 👍
You should test thicker oil in the shocks to see if that help with bottoming out.
I actually haven't had much issue with that, but Im also not one to send it 40 ft to flat. Im going to be racing so I cant set it up for mega jumps only.
Trailing arms apply to 4 wheel vehicles it's a swingarm on a motorcycle
Yup my bad.
That oil seems like it will attract dirt, I'm thinking Tri-flo with teflon may be a better option.
Yeah I'll certainly prefer the chain oil I use on my atvs but I'll use the one they gave with it up first.
It's called a swingarm, not trailing arm. Otherwise good video. I'll be using my motorcycle chain cleaner to clean the chain but of course if you don't have a motorcycle you probably don't have chain cleaner.
Always do the nut up or undo it, never undo or do up the hex head. On a motorcycle the sprocket will not wear deeper but the gaps between the teeth will open out. I don't know about the Losi because here in Australia we are still weeks away from ours shipping.
P.S. On the motorcycle I wipe the chain lube off with a rag to avoid the mess and fling.
How long moving forward will losi have part’s available. At some point this will become obsolete. Any thoughts?
Its still doing very well from what I can see. Its mostly available now but theres still a lot of hype around it. I dont see this one going anywhere anytime soon.
My chain for some reason gets tight, loose, tight, loose, when i spin the back wheel, any ideas? i cant see any problems, the wheel isn't buckled and ive only put a few packs through the bike
My first thought would be the rear axel is loose. Did you make sure to include the spacing pills on reassembly.
@@NHO-RC it was like it before i even drove the bike, and yes the pills were in it, i have fixed it, i ended up unscrewing the hub from the wheel and changed its position, all good now
Does your chain also stretch out very fast? Like even after 1 battery pack
Yeah first adjustment is after a couple of packs for sure
@@NHO-RC and when you get to the end then what?
@@thomasalleman8063 there's an aluminum peice you can go to which adjust more I think but if it's not too loose just run it
Order a 04B master-link. then you can take the chain off the bike. will make it much easier to clean and lube.
I think the best part is when he pulls out the axle and then shows it on camera in his palm to let us know that is in fact an axle. If you don't know what an axle is you shouldn't be playing with rc's
Everyone has to start somewhere!
1:42 never seen that method suggested, mentioned or anything of the sort for real bikes.
also considering you said it so many fucking times... its a SWINGWARM. 5:54 thats a chain GUIDE. its guides the chain.
Don't believe any of this It is the promoters will get the product.. Next year for the hobbyists like me.. I got my refund and I am lucky..
I didn't get mine for free I paid for it. I'm way too small of a channel to get it for free! I wish!
I just walked into my LHS and bought one couple weeks ago🤷♂️. I took of training wheels so much better.