Sequel to my previous post. Got it running. Clutch wont engage and will only go into first and neutral. Not sure what to do and dont want to completely pull the motor again. Any solutions?

Hi I need help asap I went to look at a venox 250 today off someone on Facebook, the owner of the bike died 2 years ago and the bikes just been sitting, the battery was dead but when I jump started it it was idling fine but as soon as I touched the gas it turned off. My assumption is that it’s the old gas in it, I’ve put it on to trickle charge so I can go look again tomorrow but any advice so that I can get it running and drive home?

I drive a derbi senda xtreme 2017. I'm curious if it came with the stock sprockets. Google isn't giving me a concrete answer. My derbi is running 11-65.

Would anyone know the sizes for the oil filter o-ring and crush washer used with the oil drain bolt? Based on what I saw in this video the bolt is 17mm, so I would get the corresponding 17mm washer, but wanted to double check. Could not find anything on sizing for filter o-ring. I did find the part numbers on various sites but none included actual specs/dims. Thanks!

Recently bought a 2004 CRF250r not running. I think its more than what the seller said was wrong or I did something wrong. Its back together enough to start and when I kick it over nothing happens. It has spark and compression, but no gas is getting into the cylinder. Gas gets into the bowl, its rejetted, I dont know what it could be. Any tips or help will be greatly appreciated.

Any model is fine, so long as it has a clean title. The bike needs to have an upright riding posture. I can't do leaning forward (crotch rockets) or backwards (ape hangers) because I have a broken neck. See my other posts for details, or just ask specific questions. I'm easy.

I am looking to purchase an oem xr250r exhaust from the year 1996 and up, a previous owner took a cutting torch to the inside of the exhaust on the 250r I bought which made it way too loud. If anyone has upgraded to an aftermarket exhaust and has one laying around please let me know. Thanks!!

I was recently gifted a Honda Trail 125. The person who gave it to me managed to blow the motor on it. I decided I want to do something very unique with it and do a micro-diesel build. I have the stock motor removed. I could just use some help finding a small diesel motor to use for the build. I am having very little luck finding one. Thanks

Hey ive got a 04 crf250r just wondering how i would go about checking the bushings/bearings on the top and bottom of my rear shock to see if they need replaceing?

I'm currently a 2nd-year uni student and I'm planning on getting a Honda CBR 150R later this year and I was planning to modify it down the road but my knowledge about bike is next to none so it would be helpful if I could know what modifications is compatible/work best with it

Hey, I bought this thing from the 3rd owner who said he got it about 4 months ago and it didn’t run the entire time he had it. He believed there was an electrical issue. My friend and I went to check it out (he has some knowledge on bike as I do not). We attempted to push start it and whenever we would dump the clutch it wouldn’t turn over. My friend and a few other people believe I have a seized motor. I guess is it worth it attempt to rebuild the motor myself, have someone rebuild the motor for me, or buy a used working motor? Thank you!

I am putting back together my trx250r and found this piece in the box of parts that came off the bike and I’m not sure where it goes. Any ideas?

Hi! I’ve never ridden a motor cycle before but I know I’m definitely going to peruse it. Have any tips for where I can learn to ride? Or should I buy a used 250 r and learn to ride in that?

I was wondering if anyone could help diagnose what’s potentially wrong with my bike.

I hadn’t rode it in around a month so I was expecting a dead battery. The bike didn’t start when I turned the key. All the dash lights came on and everything else worked. However, when you turn the key i think it’s the fuel pump? That you can hear starting. It was not doing that.

I gave the battery a charge and checked it but it was fine.

After putting the battery back in, it was the exact same. Does anyone have any idea on what to check?

I have a Suzuki GN125, and getting a japanese standard size piston was impossible (Not from US btw). So i had to resort to getting a chinese one.

I know quality varies so much between chinese manufacturers. So, how do i know if its decent? And if it isnt, what effects will if have? Will i have to replace it sooner? Will it explode my cylinder? Thanks!

Hi I have a honda vision 110cc moped recently it has been losing power when accelerating originally it was going max 45 miles per hour but in recent times it has gone down to abou 35 mile per hour

However about a week ago now it has gotten really bad and I heard a loud pop when accelerating up hill ever since then my moped has lost power completely only going about 10 miles per hour (of that even).

I have done everything I know to try and fix it like cleaning out old oil and putting in new one, cleaning the carburettor, replaced the carburettor, replaces the acceleration cable, replaced the fuel injector, replaced the spark plug, checked and cleaned the air filter and all of the hoses, plus some other small thing here and there.

I don't have much money as of now and I need to fix it as its my only way to get to work other thab asking may parents to drive me Could someone please help me if you need extra info I can take extra photos and videos and sound of how the moped is behaving

Hello, i’m currently 16 years old 6” and around 170 pounds. Im looking at upgrading to a bigger bike due to me wanting more power and am wondering what i should get . I really want a 02 cr250r but am unsure of if it’s too much for me. I’ve been riding ever since i was 5 so i have for what i would consider experience. I ride lots of tight trails and hills and sometimes open stuff and am also wondering if a cr250 doesn’t fit that (i’ve heard alot about how people don’t like them for that), thanks.