WouldBeBiker
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Omg how did i not think to do that. I have an attachment for that purpose.
Bike Wont accelerate
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WouldBeBiker
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I was wrong I did not have that attachment. However, using a wrench one size too big worked just fine.
Whitewill1412
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What is your choke set to?
Whitewill1412
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If it starts I wouldn't think it is the cdi. You should replace the spark plug regardless
WouldBeBiker
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replaced spark plug, replaced cdi, new exhaust, and new carb. First go around she started up real nice, the exhaust is real loud but provided a lot of power. than after a minute we went back to the same problem as before. I engage the clutch compression happens, however no exhaust noise and I can hear the the throttle working. So I think its a spark issue. If I'm running super rich will that cause the spark plug to get too wet to work?
WouldBeBiker
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Nevermind I had the fuel valve closed, it runs well. However the plastic pin that keeps my throttle assembly in place when I pull on it snapped. Anyone know of a cnc aluminum one?
GW's Motorized
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It's always the simple things that get ya. Can you post a picture of what your talking about
WouldBeBiker
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So Usually there is a little circular piece of plastic that juts out into a hole in my handle bars. It snapped off and now the throttle moves freely so I cant actually pull the cable, the whole throttle rotates on the handle bar not just the part that's supposed to but kill switch and all.
GW's Motorized
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You can probably just use a short piece of a small bolt and jb weld it in there
WouldBeBiker
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That worked, good idea, but now I got gas coming out of my air filter and exhaust.
