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Post by astheenos on Nov 7, 2018 20:06:26 GMT -5
I rode a lot scootes when I was young and I always felt that the engine compression was good and the speed gaining once you gas was pretty good.
I just bought a Bintelli beast 49cc brand new.... dealer told me just put gas and ride it, I ask him if this nice looking scooter will gas like those I used to ride when I was young and he said yes.
I just rode the bike for 4 blocks and I felt like the bike couldn't keep up with my 200 pounds and couldn't go over 25mph.... I called the dealer and he said let the engine set... ride for a bit then the bike will start getting to the normal speed riding that my weight doesn't have any link with the speed. I felt that this bike in comparison with a regular scooter has no power.... please advice
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Post by astheenos on Nov 7, 2018 19:52:06 GMT -5
did you ride a two stroke? Is 4 stroke, but still should be riding faster |
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Post by astheenos on Nov 6, 2018 22:10:37 GMT -5
I rode a lot scootes when I was young and I always felt that the engine compression was good and the speed gaining once you gas was pretty good.
I just bought a Bintelli beast 49cc brand new.... dealer told me just put gas and ride it, I ask him if this nice looking scooter will gas like those I used to ride when I was young and he said yes.
I just ride the bike for 4 blocks and I felt like the bike couldn't keep up with my 200 pounds and couldn't go over 25mph.... I called the dealer and he said let the engine set... ride for a bit then the bike will start getting to the normal speed riding that my weight doesn't have any link with the speed. I felt that this bike in comparison with a regular scooter has no power.... please advice
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