[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by Coryx9090x

Thanks for the help guys. I ended up buying the Honda XL250 rear wheel for this bike, and just for later info for anyone else in my situation I'll post back up on how this wheel fits, if it fits at all (which I'm pretty sure it will)...

Good for you. Please do let us know how well the Honda wheel fits your bike.

Originally Posted by Coryx9090x

...But I did look over the bike today and the only other problem is that the clutch cable is kinda hard. Not to mention it needs a headlight bulb and a rear brake light but I'm not to worried about that because I don't plan on riding at night nor do I plan on getting it on the road until I replace those things...

Examine the clutch cable to see if it is frayed. If it's frayed, replace the clutch cable. If the cable is in good condition, lubricate the cable using the tool in the link below.

http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/...clutch%20luber



What type bulb does your Acerbis headlight employ? If you need a BA20D bulb, you can get them from the internet. However, I suggest you convert your headlight to an H4 bulb, if it all possible. I'm sure your bike employs the standard, 1157 bulb for the tail light. I always switch to an LED tail light, or LED bulb. I bought a Trail Tech 1157 LED Bulb for my Honda XR650L.

http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/...h%20led%201157

Originally Posted by Coryx9090x

...Also, on a side note, what oil should I use too because I figure it needs a oil change. I have a few quarts of 10w-40 laying around and I was wondering if that would work. And I wanna replace the spark plug(s) so any clue what spark plug to get? I would just look this stuff up normally but I cant find any info on this bike, all I can find is info on similar Roketas.

Your 10W/40 motor oil is excellent; go ahead and use it. After you run out of 10W/40 motor oil, I suggest you try 15W/40 motor oil. I use Mobil, Delvac, 15W/40 motor oil in all my motorcycles.

2006 Zongshen 200GY-2
2005 Honda XR650L
2004 Honda CRF250X
1998 Kawasaki KDX220

My Zong is rapidly approaching 62,000 miles (100,000 kilometers) on the odometer.

Does your current spark plug have any markings on it? I suggest you get an NGK spark plug. My Zong employs an NGK, D8EA spark plug.