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Hi Primodius,
Could i also have a copy please?
2020 vertical
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Older Rotax engined model. Scorpa easy. Mid to late ‘90s. I would avoid these.
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Agree about Facebook, you have to be really switched on when viewing/buying. I sold my last beta on Facebook & had to deal with a fair few time wasters & idiots before finding a genuine buyer.
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Buying a bike blind then trying to adapt your style to it surely isn’t the smartest approach though to be fair. I’ve had many bikes over the years & only change when I discover something that suits me & makes me feel comfortable riding it. This is how you improve your results. Granted nobody could have foreseen the problems your particular bike has, but testing a bike before you buy is paramount.
PS not shouting, was just trying to reinforce a point. Hope you get it sorted as is bloody annoying when stuff doesn’t work properly.
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I suggest returning the bike, then take your time deciding what model you actually want by TRYING THEM OUT.
Then, when you know what suits your riding style, wait for a good example to come along, dont buy blind or rush into anything, theres plenty about.
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Cumberland have a trial this weekend, check the ACU website. The entries are full but worth going along to spectate & gain information.
ACU website has all the info to get your licence etc.
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These are 175cc if I remember right, it’s possible they are bored out 125s. Contact vertigo uk with your frame/engine numbers.
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Clean the carb & jets properly. Check float height.
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were you using a pressure washer?
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What spares are you looking for?
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These bikes are very well known for stator failure, they will start then stop. You can get them repaired at Bradford ignitions or give splatshop a ring.
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You are substituting fuel for oil if your using too much, hence the lean condition, it’s the same for carb fed bikes.
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Thankfully these days it only takes a few minutes of research to find out the differences between model years. No reason to get caught out buying an older bike than advertised.
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That’s the older frame 2009 to 2012. Looks like an 09 or 10 going by the silver frame.
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Is it a rear tank model? I would avoid those, problematic. These aren't a good first bike plus its maybe had a hard life if its had new piston etc. Theres plenty of good 250s around, take your time.
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Not the best choice for a first bike, i would avoid. Theres plenty of better ones out there.
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If it’s not the cap then look at all the faulty ignition posts on here & the Facebook groups.
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Maybe he wants a 6 speed gearbox, or reliable ignition?
*Puts helmet on & waits for abuse*
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Esso premium is ethanol free in most areas, check their website for your area.
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Did you not try one before you bought one?
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Has had the frame and a few things painted but almost certainly a 97 JTX 320. If the plastics actually are silver not painted over. Has the correct silencer, frame guards & engine colour for the JTX.
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