what did i do right (part one)

[illvibetip]

Ive been doing a job (and no, my phrase isnt misplaced) on my bie so its was in bits for a while. When I went to put it back together, it wouldnt start. I thought it was the battery - charged it - wasnt the problem. There was no fuel in the pipes.

So, got it going and it woudnt go past 30. I relented and kept pushing it and after an hour got it up to 70.

what happened? why did it do that? is it going to do this every time i take it apart?

thanks for your wisdom yet again

[eastanglianbiker]

0-70 in an hour i would contact the guiness book of world records if i was you

[Adam]

You didn't mention what bike it is.. If its a 50cc twist and go that would be impressive!!!

[illvibetip]

yeah, hmmm.

Seriously though, i dont want to have this problem every time i disconnect the petrol tank because im planning on doing it alot soon.

its a 250 hyosung so it shouldnt take me an hour to get to 70

[Colin the Bear]

its a 250 hyosung

 

There's your problem

Any problems you have with your bike after a strip down can be easily cured by keep riding and rev the nuts off it

[Adam]

Drop pandp a message he's recently rebuilt a hyosung so he might be able to help check it out in the projects section above pit stop

[Guest Hodgy]

You had probably kinked a fuel pipe when you put the tank back on, restricting the fuel reaching the carb(s)

[GazW]

its a 250 hyosung

 

There's your problem

Any problems you have with your bike after a strip down can be easily cured by keep riding and rev the nuts off it

 

Also hammers! Varying degrees of size and weight.

Save the sledgehammer till you've completely lost your patience

[illvibetip]

its a 250 hyosung

 

There's your problem

 

 

youre not effing joking mate...