Get To Know Your Mini Moto - Part IIII
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Get to Know Your Mini Moto - Part IV
Introduction
Welcome to the final part of the "Get to Know Your Mini Moto" series, where we dive deeper into the essential components that make these incredible machines tick.
Throttle
Your mini moto features a 'twist grip' throttle. When you twist it, the throttle cable pulls back, revving the engine. Always keep this cable clean and free from obstacles. If the throttle feels loose, adjust the tension with the adjusting screw.
Brakes
The brake system includes levers, cables, calipers, and discs. The right-hand lever operates the front brake, while the left-hand lever controls the rear brake. Pulling the lever tightens the cable, activating the calipers and creating friction on the brake discs to slow or stop the bike.
How to Adjust Brakes
To adjust the brakes, follow these steps:
1. Tension the Cable: Use the adjustment screw on the brake lever. Unscrew the locking nut, adjust the screw to the desired tension, and re-tighten the nut.
2. Tension the Brake Cable: This requires two people. Adjust the hand brake screw to its limit. Undo the clamp on the brake caliper lever. One person pushes the lever forward, while the second person pulls back the cable and re-fastens the clamp for high tension.
Pull Start
To start your mini moto, pull the cord slowly to turn the flywheel, circulating fuel and lubricating parts. Then, pull firmly to start the engine, but be careful not to pull the cord completely out to avoid breakage. If it doesn’t start, check the choke and throttle cable.
Choke
The choke regulates air in the air/fuel mix. Located on the engine's side, it should be on (lever up) during start-up, and off (lever down) when the mini moto is warm and ready to use.
Carburetor
Adjustments to the carburetor should be handled by a professional. It precisely mixes air and fuel with small diaphragms and ports. Always use clean, fresh fuel for optimal performance.
Jet Adjustment
Adjust the jet using the screw near the choke lever. Turn clockwise for a leaner mixture and counterclockwise for a richer one. Make small adjustments and test each time. Aim for the optimal setting, but run slightly richer to prevent engine seizure.
By understanding these critical components, you’ll maximize the performance and longevity of your mini moto, ensuring a thrilling ride every time.
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