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View Poll Results: Are you happy with your Chinese scoot?
Happy as a clam 18 78.26%
Happy until something broke I couldn't replace. 2 8.70%
Mechanical issues since day 1, but fixed. 2 8.70%
Worst experience of my life 1 4.35%
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Old 09-18-2008, 10:02 PM   #16
DesertDog   DesertDog is offline
 
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well i'm not the best picure taker but here it goes


http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/j...1908_18061.jpg




if this worked ......
i've added a trunk already and top end is about 47mph i guess thats good for a 150cc around these hills.

but i'm not done with it yet,


 
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Old 09-20-2008, 07:40 PM   #17
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Thats the same body type I'm gonna get D.D.Ilooks good!
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Old 09-20-2008, 09:48 PM   #18
DesertDog   DesertDog is offline
 
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even tho i bought it from my viva distributor, it is a rocketa mc-13

i've go only 86 miles on it first tank

i've changed the pilot jet, and the main jet

next is putting a uni-filter , exhaust, and carb

then we'll see after that


 
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Old 09-21-2008, 08:51 AM   #19
fufu2wheel   fufu2wheel is offline
 
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Quote:
Originally Posted by DesertDog
even tho i bought it from my viva distributor, it is a rocketa mc-13

i've go only 86 miles on it first tank

i've changed the pilot jet, and the main jet

next is putting a uni-filter , exhaust, and carb

then we'll see after that
If the engine has not fully broken-in I would not change the jetting (nor the air intake, exhaust, carb) until the engine is fully broken-in, since all that are likely to reduce the fuel economy.


 
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Old 09-24-2008, 10:43 AM   #20
MOTO   MOTO is offline
 
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2008 Lance GS-R 150
$1,399 delivered
~500 miles
So far, everything works, no problems at all.

I have the following parts, but am waiting to put on a few more miles before installing, even though i used MotoMan's "hard" break-in during the first 20 miles:

Performance Exhaust, Uni Pod Filter, 38/125 Jets, 10g Dr. Pulley Sliders

Low-res phone pic:

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Old 09-27-2008, 08:42 PM   #21
Phil_R   Phil_R is offline
 
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Location: Live Oak, FL
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Re: Are you happy with your Chinese scoot?

-Model year: 2008

-Purchase price: Over $2000

-Model name: Linhai Aeolus 300

-Engine displacement: 275cc - LH 173 MN

-Miles: New, first start today... 54 miles

-No mechanical issues found during assembly or first ride

-I perform all maintenance/repairs... from assembly to backyard burial

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Old 01-05-2009, 03:38 PM   #22
fufu2wheel   fufu2wheel is offline
 
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My 250cc Chinese scooter has just rolled over 6000 miles today.
I took delivery on March 26 2008.

Still runs like a champ, even with sub-freezing temperature for days, slways starts within the first few seconds of hitting the starter button.

It still gets over 80 mpg regularly, I'm loving it.


 
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