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  1. evo

    Number Boards

    Holster - that number board looks great! I'm looking forward to seeing v2. Please keep us updated. I've ordered my Nitro 😁
  2. My plastic radiator cover came loose this weekend. Does anyone know where to get the plastic screws that are used to secure the plastic grill cover to the radiator? Many thanks in advance.
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    4rt oil change

    Thanks for the advice guys. I think its probably one of those things that sounds like a pain in the a*** but once you've seen it been done it becomes easy. I've heard some people don't take the sump guard off and simply lie the bike on its side to drain the oil out. Has anyone got experience of this?
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    4rt oil change

    I’m wanting to learn the most efficient way of changing the oil on my 4rt. Taking it to the bike shop is getting expensive! Has anyone ever done a video? This is the first thing YouTube has ever let me down! Im hoping to learn the tips and tricks of the trade to make it as easy as possible. Thanks in advance.
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    4rt water pump case

    Thanks 'the addict' - I've emailed him.
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    4rt water pump case

    That guard looks spot on! Thanks
  7. Hi All, I smashed my my water pump case on a trial. Does anyone know who would stock them in the U.K? googling water pump case came up with loads of different guards. Does anyone know which ones are most useful? The carbon effect ones don't look like they will stand up to much! Thanks
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    4Rt Lighting Kit

    I've recently bought a 4RT and it came with a fantastic lighting kit which has never been used! I've searched the internet to get some idea of value. It is a original Honda and has a screen on the back, presumably for hours/miles/etc. There is also handle bar indicators. Does anyone know who supplies them so I can get an idea of price. I had my first ride out last night on the 4RT and I'm a convert.
  9. Bounce, I'm having the same issue with my 2012 evo. Have you managed to fix it yet? I have tried bleeding the rear brake twice and still had no luck. There is no pressure in the foot pedal and it does not move the calipers at all. Thanks
  10. Went for a EVO 2012. Only had it out to tootle around the yard so far but seems great. I need to tweak the suspension set up to how I like it. It is currently super soft and I like a bit more spring. How common is the problem of the sticky float in the carburettor? Thanks for the advice!
  11. I'm not the sort of guy tht could fix one up either! Am I right in thinking betas hold their value better?
  12. I've just sold my Beta Evo 250 2009 which I thought was a cracking bike. I was thinking of going for a newer 2012 Beta Evo, again 250 2stroke. Are there any problems that I should know about? After replacing my frame on the 2009 model I want to avoid another problem like that. All I want is a reliable bike that will start when I want it to - is another make better? I had a 97 gas gas before that and that was a pain to start. I thought about getting a Scorpa 250 before the 09 Evo. What ever I go for will not be ridden hard (well not for a couple of years yet) Thanks
  13. Sawtooth I've done exactly what you said. A bike shop has it at the minute and I will ask him to service it and have a general look over it. I will then have a base to go off. I'm hoping to pick bits and bobs up from going to trials events. I've had bikes on and off for 20 years so i'm not a complete stranger to very small simple issues. Hopefully it will just be a simple issue which can be fixed easily and cheaply. My goal is to become competent at working with my bike to save taking it to a shop all of the time plus the expense of paying someone else to do it. I bought a 2 stroke because I thought it would be easiest to learn the ropes with. I'm definitely not afraid of a spanner thats for sure!
  14. I've had another go at the bike. On Wednesday I took the spark plug out and it was fine and I checked the fuel lines which were also fine. I took the carb out and looked at it and thought I don't really want to mess with this so it all went back together - By some miracle the bike started and I managed to have a half hour play before it stopped again and I had to ride it home. I've gone to go out again every day since and it will start for about 5 seconds and then stop and not start again. v frustrating! Any suggestions?
  15. Good to know the cable ties actually serve a purpose. I think i'll get some plastic bolts at some point. Tonight I came back from work and firstly took the kick start off and realigned it. Nice quick fix! I can feel a click/clunk which feels like it is coming from inside the kick start casing. The kick start does not grip straight away when you go to kick it. Normally I get the bite on the kick start then give it a kick. There is a slight click/clung which pushes the foot start down before you can really kick it. The bike started first time!-- however it cut out after 2 seconds. I thought it may be flooded so I kicked it over ten times with the throttle open - Nothing Then I took the spark plug out - Nothing. I've never done anything with the spacing on the spark plug. It is a new one that is in. The fuel question is a good one. I have used 100ml to 5 litres of petrol. How much effect does running the right fuel make? (sorry if I sound ignorant). What is a Stator? How do I change the ignition timing? At Point 4. I'll get on checking the bolts to see if they need tightening later tonight. Thanks for all the help!
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