GY6 Scooter central arm engine holder & rear shock bushings replacement & home made central bushing

Oioi,
Guys and girls, ready to discover one of the most thoughtful experience I probably had so far while playing mechanics?
We took this 50cc GY6 scooter (Yoyo Motowell) apart and changed the central arm and rear shock bushings because it started being irresponsive when turning (the rear wasn't listening to the front anymore :))) ). It was giving a very unstable sensation while riding.
Soon enough I discovered I messed up the procedure by rushing and not taking pictures on the disassembly but you'll figure the whole story in the video.
Learned a lot and can't wait to learn from the next one even more
Until that one,
Peace

[@livanolimanolania4340]

thanks!

[@MangScoots]

super informative video i learned a lot!

[@MangScoots]

ps. girlfriends nails 10/10

[@ferencvarga669]

Hy. Do you know the bushing size ? Because, I want to change but i don't know ...and I want to remove the hanger when everything in stock. Thank you.

[@MangScoots]

exactly what i was going to ask!!!!!!! i want to do this and i was thinking i could mesure my old one to figure out and then when i pulled it out its was so badly destroyed there was no way i could mesure the diamiter of it

[@thecurlyfixingguy7077]

Hello to you both, you could use measuring callipers and try the sharp side of them to roughly measure the exterior and interior diameter (but this can only happen for the outter ones). For the interior ones, you'll need to either have the original code for the bushing (which is nearly impossible in case of chinese scooters) either you'll need to tear them appart and then measure them properly and wait for the new ones. We have a market în Timișoara Romania which has a chinese scooter parts store so I guess/hope you should be able to find one around you as well