Buy a 12 Inch rear wheel with the same diameter axle as you ha e and with a centre hub that looks identical. Remove the old axle, remove chain, swap disc tyre and sprocket over then refit
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at first push your bike to a hill (dosnt matter how big or small)
remember where you can put it into second gear hold the cluch in and push down the hill and let out the cluch and jump as soon as it bites then it should fire up same as a car but harder on a pit bike as you got too much throttle you will flip it and gotta do it all again haha hope this was helpfull
if it still doesnt fire up then you have a problem with your bike
1. make sure the petrol is on and the bike isnt flodded
2. make sure not too much throttle or it could be dangerous and if you do flip it lose go straight away
Some decks have a selector switch for 7inch and 12inch records. You need to find it and select the 7 setting. However you will need to switch it back to 12 if you want to play an LP.
Make sure oil level and viscosity is proper, clean out the head fins so engine can breath, lose some weight,(your too heavy for the bike), if water cooled? check rad-cooling fluid?
It'll run without one, but I don't advise it. It adds more braking power and the rear brake is needed in certain situations where using the front brake can be more dangerous, such as slick surfaces. The rear brake can also be used to get the front back down in the event of an unwanted or out of control wheelie.
The easiest way to tell is to wait until the engine is warm and then put the lever in the opposite position. If the engine struggles, it is in the "choke on" position.
See that it has a lock washer and or the type of flanged nut that is scored to keep from coming loose. You can also put another nut on it as a lock nut.
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