brian r

Personally I think this is especially true for the kids bikes. The kids would like to sit down to learn and be able to stand up in time.

There's a very fine line between bravery and stupidity!

I think I saw an adjustable timing gear for an XR for about $9.00 us. I think it was in a "Parts Unlimited" catalog.

Amazing how much it looks like the Amigo/ Alivin 80. The frames look identical as well as the plastics. BTW the Amigo was built in Spain with a Morini engine made in Italy.

I think my JT35 has more than 35cc's.

I've been making a few with my laser. No mesh though, just gasket material.

That's a great tip KB

Zat Betta?

Just Kidding.

Do the manuals have 8 x 10 glossy photo's with circles and arrows?

Hope you didn't let the misses eat any wedding cake.

Try a set of these. https://secure.rypusa.com/catpage.cfm?cat_selected=165

John, does it do it when it's kicked over, or bump started backwards? The kids Rookie starts all by itself! Pull the clutch in, roll it backwards and it starts.

http://www.trialscentral.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2467

I get it, Honda, Accord.

http://www.biketrials.com/comp/2005-UCI-Wo...ips/index.shtml

Take a look. http://cgi.ebay.com/Honda-TL200E-Seeley-Tr...1QQcmdZViewItem

I've told my wife I'm going to build a furnace that I can use to burn junk mail. Just keep it all year and heat your house for free all winter!

Just a suggestion but I'd try to run a little rich on a kids bike. They tend to rev the off them.

Here's some video's to look at. http://www.shercousa.com/

Don't be too hard on the Italian's or I'll be forced to mention two words. (lucas electrics!) I once heard the only reason early MG's had spoked wheels was so you could bash the starter with a tire tool through the wheel.

And he won it early. Impressive indeed!

Love that CZ, where can I get one. We owned a CZ shop going up. Very competitive until those dang Elsinores and YZ's came out!

Craig, tell us what you REALLY think.

Thanks Heath, I should have explained better. I'd like drawings of the inside of the motor so I have a good chance at getting the new clutch cover on right. Darn kick starters! Interesting that the Gas Gas Museum pdf. doesn't show a Rookie engine. Looks like a 50cc Morini but is doesn't have the hydraulic clutch.