anyone got a answer to my question? Wanting to order them as soon as possible if they will work.
anyone got a answer to my question? Wanting to order them as soon as possible if they will work.
The tire size seems fine but your back is going to take a pounding. I'm not familiar with silverback tires but they don't sound like they're 2 ply. Remember this trike has no suspension so your tires are your suspension.
I'm sure they will work fine jut be ready for a rough ride.
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good news is I mainly mud ride and ive read the x lites over 15mph and they ride smooth
if you ride mostly mud then the x-lite would be fine but 1)you need to have enough power to turn them and 2)on a quad it may be smooth riding over 15mph but aren't the x-lite 6 ply so they are going to be pretty stiff so they may still be rough on a non suspended trike!!
Is the 200 enough power to turn them they weigh 20lbs each I didn't think it would have a problem? and for the ride im fine with that Im use to riding pulley swapped mowers with no suspension and aggressive tires.
sorry for all these guestions guys. But thank you everyone for all your replys!
The electric start isnt working on the runner any ideas? I put power directly to the starter is spins but doesnt turn the motor over?
Maybe a bad starter clutch or bearing?
Did the starter work last time you rode it? Sometimes you think it's in neutral and it's not. Rock it back and forth then keep shifting up to neutral. I've done it a few times myself.
Its in neutral and i normally just use pull start so i have no idea previous owner said he rebuilt starter.
Maybe try lightly tapping on the starter with a. If it tries to start or turn over then you may need to rebuild it
Tried tapping it with adidnt help it still only spins but doesnt turn the motor over.
Sounds like you might need to open it up and see what's not causing it to engage. I would wait for some other opinions first since I'm nowhere near an expert. But something's broke or stripped or came loose. I mean the starter itself is working but it's not moving what needs to be moved so it's something past that point. Like I said, you might need to open it up. Good news is I think it can all be done without removing the engine.
ok if I do have to pull it apart what all has to come off to see the electric start gears? If its gonna take a lot of work ill stick to just pull start.
your one way starter clutch bearing is shot do a quick google search and you will find many walkthroughs on how to replace it
Ok thanks guys i think im gonna wait to fix the electric start. Today im replacing the valve cover gasket and was just wondering how to tell when my motors at tdc to set the spark system.