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Old 01-16-2016, 12:02 AM   #16
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And how did you determine what engine I have? Motor sn starts with 8DC.

Who makes it?

Tomorrow (maybe), I'm going to check valve clearance and change the oil, and may just do a test. I'll measure the displacement and should be able to get within a cc or two.
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Old 01-16-2016, 01:37 AM   #17
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...Who makes it...
Unless opened the case & find those "unique" markings ... '13 is Shineray http://www3.epa.gov/otaq/cert/docume...mc-atv-utv.xls
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Unless opened the case & find those "unique" markings ... '13 is Shineray http://www3.epa.gov/otaq/cert/docume...mc-atv-utv.xls
I saw that link last night in another Apollo topic. After studying it, my vin number is not even close to what is listed. Wonder what the 2014 spreadsheet would say.

Either that or... my bike, and a few others imported by a different importer, ordered up some models with a non approved configuration of engine.

The photos I see online of most Apollo engines is different than what I and a few others have. They are all agb36c's, yet are visibly different in the engine covers.
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Old 01-16-2016, 11:08 AM   #19
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Like Weldangrind said it is the CB Series engine and closely related to the Honda XR200.
Zhejiang Apollo Motorcycle Manufacturer is a engine assembler, but still classified by EPA as the manufacturer.
Engine covers are just that covers. It's a assembler trick, to make you think they manufactured the engine.

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Old 01-16-2016, 02:07 PM   #20
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Please look and tell me how this is just covers.
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Your new pic is not a CB engine your old pic is a CB engine


 
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It is a 250cm3 engine, just found the casting on the block.
That means nothing. The "big four" do exactly the same thing. The only way to determine displacement is by applying bore and stroke into a formula.
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Like Weldangrind said that means nothing.


 
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Old 01-18-2016, 12:31 PM   #24
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That means nothing. The "big four" do exactly the same thing. The only way to determine displacement is by applying bore and stroke into a formula.
well, the bore and stroke numbers could b lies, er misrepresentations too :}
the only way i know to be absolutely sure is to pull the plug, turn to bottom dead center and see how many cc's of oil you can get in the cylinder.
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the only way i know to be absolutely sure...
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well, the bore and stroke numbers could b lies, er misrepresentations too :}
the only way i know to be absolutely sure is to pull the plug, turn to bottom dead center and see how many cc's of oil you can get in the cylinder.
That's true! Although, it's much less messy to remove the head and measure the bore and stroke.
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Old 01-19-2016, 08:45 PM   #27
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Why go through all that trouble and mess to measure displacement? It is cast into the block.

But... If I decide to check, it will be with air and water. Quite easy and cheap and clean.

But none of that tells me who manufactured the engine on my bike. Anybody know where Apollo got this engine from?
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Guess I should have known. (This is a Hawk forum.)
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Did you check Amazon.com? There is tons of information on the Apollo 36 in the user reviews and the user questions and comments. Also tons of YouTube videos.


SPECIFICATIONS AGB-36-250CC CONFIGURE Colors available black Decals(Y/N) YES Tool kit(Y/N) Y Remote start(Y/N) N Remote engine stop(Y/N) N Remote alarm(Y/N) N Speed limiter(Y/N) N Assembly required FRONT WHEEL,HANDLEBAR,REAR SHOCK ENGINE INFO Engine type ZS167FMM 250CC,SINGLE CYLINDER,4 STROKE,AIR COOLED Engine brand APOLLO Displacement 229.20 Cooling AIR COOLED Max horsepower 11.5 KW/15.64HP Max torque 17.5 / 5500 N•m /(r/min) Bore*stroke 67MM * 65 MM Max speed 115 KM/H Climbing ability Ignition C.D.I Starting system KICK AND ELECTRIC START Battery 9A12V Carburetor brand JINKE Engine oil 15W/40-SE(GB 11121) Gear oil * CHASSIS ETC. Clutch MANUAL Transmission 1N2345 Driveline CHAIN Driving wheel * Suspension,front/rear * Brakes,front/rear FRONT/REAR DISC Brake operation FRONT HAND REAR FOOT Tires,front/rear F:80/100-21 R:110/90-18 Fuel capacity/type 8L Weight,G.W./N.W. 272.8LBS/ 259.6LBS Max load 440LBS DIMENSIONS Wheelbase 55.9" OA L*W*H 84.3"*32.3"*48.6" Height to seat 36.6" Min ground clearance 11" Carton size 71.3"*16.9"*37.8" Shipping info 77PCS


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