Hello Every1 !
Im confused, whats is the fork diameter represented by the below picture?
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Hello Every1 !
Im confused, whats is the fork diameter represented by the below picture?
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as the main section is the wider diameter i would say its 50mm but that is a very large diameter for a small sportsbike
Thats what i thought, 50mm is too large. I dont know where the fork diameter is measured along the suspension. It can be 38, 48 or 50mm!!
a sports bike 1000cc sports bike normally has 34-38mm forks so im assuming that the internal diameter is what it is rated at that the diagram doesnt show
Just found out the fork diameter for 2008 Honda CBR 600RR has Front 41mm shocks. If the the diagram will have a 48mm its more than cbr!!:eekers:
I guess the diagram represent 38mm forks.
Anyone knows how to measure front fork suspension diameter?
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Hello Mates!
Can anyone of you help me in identifying the above headlight bulb setup and bulb type.
Im intending to purchase HID kit from China :naughty: but im little mixed up with the bulb type also should i go for 25W or 35W Kit.:confused1:
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Projector with HID and Angles Eyes!
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HID kit!
35W Slim ballast
A new sportbike is launched by Chongqing Yujue Electrical-Mechanical Co., Ltd.
Brand name: YUJUE
Model no. : YJxxx-4 xxx stands for 150,200 and 250cc
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Specification of engine goes as follow:
Brand: Shineray.
Capacity: 200cc
mode: single cylinder, four stroke, air-cool
bore*stroke:63.5*62.2
displacement: 196ml
compression ratio:9.0:1
starting: kick/electric
Ignition:CDI
Net weight:32kg
Dimension:354*324*435
Max. power: 10.2/7500(kw/r/min)
Max. Torque: 14/6000(N.M/rpm)
Min. fuel consumption: 354g/kw
Clutch type:wet multi-plate
Hello people,
can anyone advise on buying the Motrac 250r?? It is fast?Dohc Engine? It's going to be my first bike and its 3 times cheaper than a CBR250.
Thanks
I've seen teh 125 version in the UK looked and sounded good not sure how the 250 would perform though.
Kennon
Jiajue makes those, they come with either a 4-valve SOHC Zongshen or a DOHC 4-valve.
The later is considered a good engine, the former has not been reviewed its relatively new.
according to their website the R11 has the DOHC 250 the other models seem to have the SOHC which is rated with more power.
I see. I'll check with the agent selling these here to know which engine it is. But about parts,will honda cbr parts fit this bike? The agent is only 1 year knew,so availability of spare parts could be an issue.
Also the one I've found is a 5 speed bike, 1 down and 4 up. Ive been reading about the bike on the forum,and I think it was mentioned somewhere it has a 6 speed gearbox.
This is a thing of true beutyQuote:
Originally Posted by Deom2i
This is a photoshop right or she's a midget? 200CC and this thing is huge! 12kw... My daughter wouldn't ride this.Quote:
Originally Posted by MJH
That larger air cooled engine adds 15kg (33lbs) over the 125cc original YZF-R125.
It adds only 1kw of power but it has significantly more torque then the 125cc.
marketing images...
http://www.motorsafety.org.tw/news/2...ba91000781.jpg
http://cs403523.vk.me/v403523469/1d9d/clIAZf9kqx8.jpg
http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...372032-800.jpg
Too funny….
Lol. Some of the blatant photoshops really make me laugh. I am not sure who they're trying to fool, but nowadays theres easy ways to find out if the photo is shopped :p
I'm sittin behind th computer with a magnifying glass.
I have a 2010 Yingang yg3r 250rr the wiring harness is shot and I'm in major need of one please help or a diagram
I had this bike for almost a year. Recently sold it. It's a really low quality frame FYI. It seems to run decent though. I put 150km on it a week. The brake disks are easy to warp. I would certainly replace them and the pads right away. It came with the hardest tires I've ever seen. Was like riding on plastic so I would get new tires. I beat the hell out of it. My buddy still rides it. It has never had a serious mechanical problem. It took two accidents with minor damage and was back on the road in days. All in all, a great buy for the price. Cosmetic upgrades are easy to get. Even new plastic because it sits on a very popular generic tubular steel frame. Parts were super cheap from the dealer. If you but it, make sure you go through the entire bike and tighten all the bolts. Everything was coming loose when I first got it... EverythingQuote:
Originally Posted by CFMOTO Brad
front forks specifications are usually listed by the outside diameter of the fork tube. In your diagram the fork tube is 38mm and the fork leg is 48 and 50 mm. Traditionally the fork leg attached to the axle and the sliders attached to the tripple tree clamps. This is an example of an "upside down" fork as on many modern bikes (fork leg attaches to the tripple tree clamps).Quote:
Originally Posted by Deom2i