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4x4 Related Groups => Tech Talk => Topic started by: JENSSEN on March 20, 2010, 10:41:23 AM

Title: Mini Quad tech
Post by: JENSSEN on March 20, 2010, 10:41:23 AM

OK

So I got this little thing though it would be a decent pit bike and I got it running already but was hoping the PBB could assist me in finding specs on it (brand, tech info) so Ican set the carb , deturmine engine oil for it and amount ect, ect. Can anybody assist?

The engine is stamped 124cm3
and it looks like this,..

(http://i39.tinypic.com/2w36xko.jpg)

btw its not a flex shot , its so I can access the oil

Title: Re: Mini Quad tech
Post by: frenchy on March 20, 2010, 11:33:20 AM

Maybe a Dongar? Made in China for whatever company wants to re label /re-sell it

Will probably need the pit more then it will be helpful around the pits  ;D

Title: Re: Mini Quad tech
Post by: Ostego on March 21, 2010, 01:02:50 PM

I bought a 125cc pitbike 2 years ago?
Had a hell of a time finding what oil to use ext. eventually I just said "Oh well" and used full synthetic ATV oil and haven't had any problems.

If you don't want to risk it do a internet search on the quads VIN or its maker/importer.

Title: Re: Mini Quad tech
Post by: parabs on March 23, 2010, 08:36:43 AM

I talked to a hardware manager and he said that these "no-name" quads and bikes are essentially hondas.  Apparently, Honda sold their 1970's tooling to some chinese company, and they are milling this stuff out.

Dont know if it is true......

Title: Re: Mini Quad tech
Post by: Tyn Pow on March 23, 2010, 11:42:00 AM

Quote from: parabs on March 23, 2010, 08:36:43 AM

I talked to a hardware manager and he said that these "no-name" quads and bikes are essentially hondas.  Apparently, Honda sold their 1970's tooling to some chinese company, and they are milling this stuff out.

Dont know if it is true......

That's what was said by the salesman (con-man) who sold one of these things to a friend of mine.

Well, I doubt you could assemble a crappier dirt bike if you tried.  The materials were cheap and the parts were weak, manuf. tolerances didn't exist and workmanship was shameless.  The suspension was like something off a wal-mart mountain bike and the little four-stroke had no power at all.  Not to mention the stupid shop in the NE that assembled the bike that obviously never heard of a torque wrench.  Poor guy sold the bike a year later for a huge loss.

Jenssen, hopefully you have better luck

Title: Re: Mini Quad tech
Post by: JENSSEN on March 27, 2010, 12:12:20 PM

Anyone know who sells the import quad things? Seems I fried the voltage regulator