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Post by Macrofeet on Dec 12, 2005 12:25:04 GMT
i just found out today i can ride up to a 125cc with this in mind
Got a few various tweak questions
should i change the oil with better stuff or wait until the bike is run in
got a qt-9 how come scoot feel so heavy other scoots are much lighter
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Post by BillyGreen1973 on Dec 12, 2005 12:54:11 GMT
I would change your oil as soon as you get 300km on the clock. The oil that comes with the bike is a bit 'rubbish'. Replacing it with a quality semi synthetic oil is essential to the life of your bike. I also have a BT-59QT-9
I would also change the gear oil for a semi synthetic gear oil, at around 600km
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Post by Macrofeet on Dec 12, 2005 14:05:59 GMT
 kewl thanks for the info For future ref can you tell me also what oil is best i hear car oil might not be so good me 2nd question, The qt9 seems quite heavy about 1 3/4 times more heavy then any other 50cc i been on is there any real reason for this i was thinking maybe qt9 frame was designed to be 125cc+
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Post by chcknugget on Dec 12, 2005 15:06:06 GMT
How heavy is it? My 50cc is about 200 lbs which is much larger than most 50cc's. I can't imagine yours being much heavier.
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Post by hypojam on Dec 12, 2005 16:47:12 GMT
My Scoot is one of the lightest around, compared to the Piaggios and Peugeots
Think about 80kg
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Post by Macrofeet on Dec 14, 2005 11:18:33 GMT
went on a 250cc scooter when i went to bulgaria cant remember make was lighter then qt9 tho and also the one i trained on and my friends scoot and my other frends bike and infact pretty much everyone i know has a lighter bike on the good side feels like more of a brick then a toaster hypojam, your the rollers guy right  as i understand you put a mix of 3.9 and orginal 6gram rollers in every other was a 3.9 ? the nearest to 4 gram you had any problems so far with this set up? and i was thinking what if all were replaced with 5 gram would this be as good ? |
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Post by hypojam on Dec 14, 2005 16:23:03 GMT
I used to have my setup like this: ( 6 - 4 - 6 - 4 - 6- 4 ) This way worked very well, it didn't rev too high but it kept a good, stable continuous power output now i have all 4g rollers now which makes bike rev near the limit all the time ;D |
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Post by Macrofeet on Dec 15, 2005 14:05:44 GMT
"near the limit" that sounds wicked mate  |
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kewl thanks for the info 
