Yeah! That's right I did end it too soon. Realized it right after posting on youtube. Will give a follow up video of using the pull start in the future. :)
The only video I saw for my problem so far My motor doesnt want to start yet and it is very tiring to push the bike up the hill all the time so this pullstart is good to try time and time again until it works
I understand that this method only works in some frames. I had a carbon bike with the Aston Rider kit and I switched it to a bamboo bike in 10 minutes and I didn't have to cut any cables
Hi! Thanks for watching! Honestly, I havent’t tested it that much to say if it’s worth buying. But I will make another video reviewing it after a few more months of use. :)
How are your pedal cranks not hitting that pull start case? At 0:00 the first pic of your bike you can see the pedal cranks and they are not going to clear the case and at 1:51? Well have a look.
Hi, thank you for the comment! Yes, the crank arm does hit the case, and thats the issue I worked on after installing the pull start. :) I just decided not to include it in this video, because i wanted to do a separate episode for it. :)
I don't see the benefit of these. You have to install wide crank arms if you want your pedals to clear. It's so easy to coast down a hill or pedal and drop the clutch. I don't think I'd ever use this. I guess it's helpful for when you're working on your bike and want to start it from a standstill, but for the same amount of $ you could install a center mount kickstand which can help you do that
can you still pedal start if something happens when on the road. Let's say the rope breaks after you come out of Wal-Mart and try to start it. I am assuming you can but want to be sure
no the pedal will be block by the pull start but you can pull the clutch run with the bike let go of the clutch and pull the throttle to try to get it started \ late reply
@@xxxsanyeo very true I keep all tools needed for my bike where ever I go / I bought one and it last under a week before the string broke (I don't think it's even worth it)
Hi! I got the pull starter online. Its kinda cheap on some web sites. I got mine from shopee.com Haven't gotten to making a video of starting it yet though. Will soon make a video!!
@@BuildRestoreRepair Hey thanks for replying. Found them on ebay. Yea they are pretty cheap. BUT every single one had a warning about not pulling all the way or too hard or it will break. Got on a motorized bike forum and basically they said the same thing. Didn't last, only works on a warm bike, like that. In fact I did find another youtuber who was pulling over and over and over and no start. It was cold though, could see his breath. So I don't know. Seems I'll stick with hoofing it to start. Was so hoping this was an answer but it doesn't seem like a good one.
U need the clutch. Other wise when u start the bike it will be instantly in gear. Pull the clutch in, start the bike, peddle/get on or whatever, release the clutch and u now have power to the back wheel.
Because I want some suspense in my life. :) haha! Will make another video for the whole testing part! Sorry if I gave a really bad cliff hanger there. Thanks for watching!! :)
Hi, as of this video, the pedal wont be able to turn because the pull start case is blocking the crank arm. I will have to buy a wide crank arm set, or a shorter crank arm for the bike to work. :) that will be for another video! :)
Just a basic metric tool set will be a good start for working on the bike the nut you were turning with vise-grips is a 14 mm a metric socket set and a metric Allen wrench set would be all you need
I'm so happy this exists! No more riding down hills and adjusting the choke
Yes! Its convenient to start the engine from a stop position. :)
would have been nice if you actually pulled the cord and started it up.... the video ended too soon.
Yeah! That's right I did end it too soon. Realized it right after posting on youtube. Will give a follow up video of using the pull start in the future. :)
@@BuildRestoreRepair when? After 5 years ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Because it clearly didn't work by the way it binded after his quarter pull. Bet he took it right off afterwards
Omg the best bike build video yet. No fkn around n bs'n. Get it done! This is the first time I've ever subscribed to someone.
The only video I saw for my problem so far
My motor doesnt want to start yet and it is very tiring to push the bike up the hill all the time so this pullstart is good to try time and time again until it works
Love the farmer fit all. Vice grips
Hahahaha!! Do what you can with what you have!!
I understand that this method only works in some frames. I had a carbon bike with the Aston Rider kit and I switched it to a bamboo bike in 10 minutes and I didn't have to cut any cables
this should have more likes
Hey thanks!! :) hope more people will like my vids! :)
Are these worth it?? Any downside or risk? My engine is running perfect just a little hard to get started given the terrain in my area by pedaling.
Hi! Thanks for watching! Honestly, I havent’t tested it that much to say if it’s worth buying. But I will make another video reviewing it after a few more months of use. :)
Thanks man, this really helped me!
You're welcome!!
That is so perfect fit
How are your pedal cranks not hitting that pull start case? At 0:00 the first pic of your bike you can see the pedal cranks and they are not going to clear the case and at 1:51? Well have a look.
Hi, thank you for the comment! Yes, the crank arm does hit the case, and thats the issue I worked on after installing the pull start. :) I just decided not to include it in this video, because i wanted to do a separate episode for it. :)
Im gonna do this to a minibike
Can't somebody actually pull the thing so we can see how the engine turns over?
Hi! Sorry, I forgot to include the actual starting of the bike. I still have to remove the crank for it to work properly. Will post a video soon!!
I don't see the benefit of these. You have to install wide crank arms if you want your pedals to clear. It's so easy to coast down a hill or pedal and drop the clutch. I don't think I'd ever use this.
I guess it's helpful for when you're working on your bike and want to start it from a standstill, but for the same amount of $ you could install a center mount kickstand which can help you do that
its for people who dont have pedals on their bike, or are using the engine for other purposes
its good for if you have a centrifugal clutch
can you still pedal start if something happens when on the road. Let's say the rope breaks after you come out of Wal-Mart and try to start it. I am assuming you can but want to be sure
no the pedal will be block by the pull start but you can pull the clutch run with the bike let go of the clutch and pull the throttle to try to get it started \ late reply
@@Red_TGR can also keep the original cover and an Allen set on you
@@xxxsanyeo very true I keep all tools needed for my bike where ever I go / I bought one and it last under a week before the string broke (I don't think it's even worth it)
@@Red_TGR I've been wondering about that. I've seen lots of people complain about it. I'm just sick of trying to pedal it lol
@@xxxsanyeo if your engine has no leaks, has nice strong spark, and idles just fine. I say test your luck might be good for you
Where do you buy the pull starter? And did you ever put up another video actually starting it?
Hi! I got the pull starter online. Its kinda cheap on some web sites. I got mine from shopee.com Haven't gotten to making a video of starting it yet though. Will soon make a video!!
@@BuildRestoreRepair Hey thanks for replying. Found them on ebay. Yea they are pretty cheap. BUT every single one had a warning about not pulling all the way or too hard or it will break. Got on a motorized bike forum and basically they said the same thing. Didn't last, only works on a warm bike, like that. In fact I did find another youtuber who was pulling over and over and over and no start. It was cold though, could see his breath. So I don't know. Seems I'll stick with hoofing it to start. Was so hoping this was an answer but it doesn't seem like a good one.
but where the clutch how do you goo without the clutch
So quick question do I need the clutch anymore? Or do I need it at all since I don't have to pedal start it
Yes! You still need the clutch. :)
U need the clutch. Other wise when u start the bike it will be instantly in gear.
Pull the clutch in, start the bike, peddle/get on or whatever, release the clutch and u now have power to the back wheel.
adónde la consigo ese sistema
now you cant Peddle your bike , witch makes it illegal to be on the Road ,,
Since making the video, I’ve gone and bought wide pedal cranks. :)
Does it start with the clutch in or out
watching you fight with that vise grip makes me hurt, it isnt a fixall. just but a proper set of tools (drivers, sockets, ratchets and wrenches).
Haha! Yeah, after this video, I have invested in the right tools!! :)
Build Restore Repair, nice
Can you still pedal the bike?
ai need amazon
Wtf why not start the fn bike??
Because I want some suspense in my life. :) haha! Will make another video for the whole testing part! Sorry if I gave a really bad cliff hanger there. Thanks for watching!! :)
What engines do these fit?
It fits the generic brand of motorized bike engine. :)
Sir, is pedal can still turn even with pull start?
Hi, as of this video, the pedal wont be able to turn because the pull start case is blocking the crank arm. I will have to buy a wide crank arm set, or a shorter crank arm for the bike to work. :) that will be for another video! :)
Dont even show it start
Sorry! Will upload another vid regarding the use and operation. :)
mmkn raqmak
Get some tools
Hahaha! Yep, got the right tools already! :)
@@BuildRestoreRepair that's awesome helpful video but it was driving me crazy watching you us the wrong tool
Just a basic metric tool set will be a good start for working on the bike the nut you were turning with vise-grips is a 14 mm a metric socket set and a metric Allen wrench set would be all you need
You don’t have a right tools 🛠 not good