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Or do a compression test. Could be a bad gasket somewhere. Maybe something cracked.

I would give the carbs a good cleaning. Make sure the spark plug is good to go. Check the operation of your bystarter and make any nessicary adjustments to the carburator.

kinda sounds like your needle valve is sticking. It would cause it to get too much gas. and if it was stuck open after shutting it off it would flood the carb and come out of the overflow

well dude. If it wasn't nessicary Honda wouldnt have put it there. Do you have any reason for wanting it off? If nothing else it prevents your shoelace from getting wrapped up in the belt and having your leg sheared off and mangled while you go tumbling down the road into the path of an 18 wheeler.

did you search around the wanted/for sale section here? Some people probably have a bunch of them. As for the vacuum line, you should be able to get that at any auto parts store. Take the old one with you and ask the employee for that size hose

well I'm assuming the lines that just went to * are about 20 years old. Its just a spree. No need for braided steel fuel lines. Take your old lines to any auto parts store that's decent and ask them for 5 feet of that size fuel hose

well I'm assuming the lines that just went to * are about 20 years old. Its just a spree. No need for braided steel fuel lines. Take your old lines to any auto parts store that's decent and ask them for 5 feet of that size fuel hose

I was into airsoft. The last gun I bought was an mp5 off of ebay. The clip fell out of the box during the shipment. Never played since. So now I have a rifle and a pistol and a lifetime supply of BBS that I'll never use

make sure the compression is where it should be as well...maybe that * oil did more damage than you think

that fuse is almost definatly blown. car batteries are wayyy more powerful than that little fuse could handle

I haven't logged on to this forum in like 2 years. I sold my mopeds and just totally forgot about this little gem. I went back and looked at my first post, it was a question about a light bulb. And now I'm going to college for automotive engineering. Crazy how things change.

check for leaks

on the frame rail under the floor board last time i checked.. or post a pic and we could letcha know in about 2 seconds

and you have to think about springs and all of that, not just the weights

light weights will move out faster, and then stop, leaving you at a mediocre speed quicker, heavier weights take longer and it'd give you a better top speed