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Mumen Rider · Today, 07:23 PM

Behind the sprocket cover is the gear position sensor, it shows your gear based off of where the metal nub behind the sensor is riding on the sensor itself.

Still Riding · Today, 07:24 PM

Just returned from my first ride. Everything is stock. I'm impressed!

During assembly I removed the carb, pulled the plug off the low speed jet, found it to be 3/4 turns out. 120 main, 40 pilot, it started instantly and runs fantastic at 0-1500 ft, 70 degrees. That surprised me. As did the magnet in the drain plug, the need to remove the upper engine mount to remove the intake valve cover and battery removal to get at the air filter.

My left peg mount was welded on incorrectly resulting in the peg angled back a bit. A grinder took care of that.

During assembly I noticed the front wheel was out of round.

I rode a small combination of paved, gravel and single track today, only 40 miles, but enough to get an initial impression of the suspension and handling. She's a keeper for sure.

Today, 07:23 PM	#1831
Mumen Rider Join Date: May 2024 Location: Florida Posts: 36	Behind the sprocket cover is the gear position sensor, it shows your gear based off of where the metal nub behind the sensor is riding on the sensor itself.
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Today, 07:24 PM	#1832
Still Riding Join Date: Aug 2024 Posts: 1	Just returned from my first ride. Everything is stock. I'm impressed! During assembly I removed the carb, pulled the plug off the low speed jet, found it to be 3/4 turns out. 120 main, 40 pilot, it started instantly and runs fantastic at 0-1500 ft, 70 degrees. That surprised me. As did the magnet in the drain plug, the need to remove the upper engine mount to remove the intake valve cover and battery removal to get at the air filter. My left peg mount was welded on incorrectly resulting in the peg angled back a bit. A grinder took care of that. During assembly I noticed the front wheel was out of round. I rode a small combination of paved, gravel and single track today, only 40 miles, but enough to get an initial impression of the suspension and handling. She's a keeper for sure.
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