Recent content by Ieathumans

How do I know what front brake assembly to order from t.bolt? The sizes are : 43mm, 46mm, 51mm. Not sure what those sizes represent. Sent from my SPH-D700 using Tapatalk

Incredible you're response time and accuracy. Correct name for the clutch in these bikes I think is "centrifugal". Correct me if I'm wrong please. As far as that sleeve, I vaguely remember taking it off and am sure I didn't put it back in. Don't know if it was the beer or the neighbors kid...

So I'm back at my Chinese pit bike motor again. After tackling the transmission gear slipping issue successfully after around 20 hours riding my clutch stopped engaging. opened it up, and clutch nut has come off. My thought was to put it back on and make sure it's real tight and the lock...

That's a good idea, I'm from America so I don't always do the smart thing. Anyway full day riding crazy trails, fight rocky terrain, driving in water even, and this Chang Chang engine shifts smoother than my freakin Harley. Thanks again for all info in this forum as it helped me to completely...

After many tests of cycling through the gears, I've come to find out the " finger " on the inside of the engine cover that holds the shift linkage firmly in place doesn't actually hold it firmly in place. This finger allows the linkage to move out of place about 1 or 2 mm. Just enough to...

Hey man, why not figure out why your 110 tranny slips? Probably not same. ( needs to be exact fit ). Sent from my SPH-D700 using Tapatalk

I'm thinking to bend the shift linkage towards the gear selector near where the dog pusher/puller is located. This would take the place of me pushing on it I think. I'm no mechanic, just have a bad habit of buying cheap shlt breaking it and fixing it over and over again. Looking for some...

Lifan 125cc, 1d, 3 up, shift star not in the shape of a star ( and functions proper ). I want to call the part that seems to be failing the shift linkage, but not really sure of proper name. It's on the opposite side of the gear selector that you kick with your toe. It's connected to that as...

Sean, great bit of information on these transmissions. Saved me from buying a new gear set. The grinding I was hearing when tranny slipped out of second was not the gears eating themselves after all. (at least I don't think so since I didn't split the cases) I decided to play around with...