How to: Rear wheel and chain removal and install on the Lifan KPR 200
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2024
- Removing the rear wheel and chain and reinstalling everything, showing a couple of things to aid in the process. Please consider subscribing and Thanks for watching!
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Even though I own a different Chinese bike, your videos have been very helpful. Thank you!
I'm glad the videos are helpful, your welcome! I appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching!
Hey Herbie! Just wanted to drop a comment and thank you for what you do! I just bought a KPR200 from Venom MotorSports and been watching your videos on it. It makes me confident in being able to maintain it as a first time rider, you got a subscriber here! Keep it up, looking forward to more of your KPR videos!
Awesome Dragewarrior! That’s fantastic, the KPR is a great bike, fun reliable and pretty fast for a 200cc and you bought from the best online dealer in my opinion, they take care of their customers. Thanks for the encouragement and if there is anything I can help with just drop me a line.
@@herbiesgarage681 Will do Herbie, thank you!
This video is very important for chain adjusting, wheel balancing and drum rubber gap play check
Thank You!!
Thank you Herbie, very good and informative video ! 👍💯🇺🇸
@@DavidSmith-wy5rb Thank you David!
Very informative!! I have the KPR as well. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Its truly appreciated. I'd love to be able to make it go faster. Atleast up to 100mph. When chaining out my chain, i realized the wheel o-ring was torn. Need to find a replacement O-ring.
Hello Speedy, your welcome!! I’m sure anything is possible up to a point but 100 mph on this little 200cc would be quite a bit of work. My max speed of 81mph was all she had with no wind on flat ground. It would probably be better and safer for you to buy a bigger bike if 100 mph is your goal, just my opinion. I’m not sure what you mean by wheel o ring?
Awesome! Thank you so much for doing this video!
Your welcome Donald! Glad to help
👍 thanks, very helpfull
Your welcome Timothy! Thanks for watching!
Amazing ❤️❤️
Thank you! 👍🏻
Hi there, are you still running the stock nylon tires or have you swapped them out for something closer to a more normal tire compound? Thank you for all of your KPR 200 videos
Hello Ryan, Yes, I'm still running the stock tires on it, surprisingly the tires have decent grip for what they are and are wearing good. I will probably get another 1500 miles on it before I have to replace the tires. Your welcome, I appreciate the support!
Do you have to take the rear wheel off, to do the back brakes?
Hello, usually you just have to remove the brake caliper from the bracket and don't have to remove the wheel. I haven't had to change the brakes yet on the KPR though
Hey Herbie, just subscribed. I recently purchased the Lifan x-pect 200. Your videos are very detailed, and makes me believe I can do the proper maintenance on mine. Everything you show should be the same or at least very similar shouldn't they? Thanks! 👍
Hello Barry, congratulations on your new xpect!! Yes, there should be similarities although the KPR has a different engine, I think, than the xpect even though they are both 200cc. The xpect is a cool bike and I actually thought about getting one. I hope you have a great time with it, if you ever need anything just let me know. And thanks for Subscribing, I do appreciate the support very much!! 👍🏻
Thanks so much! I do have one question that is worrying me, and that's my valve lash. The owners manual says to adjust every 6000 miles, but some other channels say to adjust before riding. I have not adjusted and have put 200 miles on it. Should I go ahead and adjust or go by the manual? Your advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
@@barryjohnson1484 I personally like to check my valve adjustment as soon as possible, I’ve had 4 China bikes now and every one had tight valves especially the exhaust. With that said, I’m kind of a maintenance nut and probably go over and beyond sometimes. If you are not experiencing any running issues then most likely your adjustment is pretty close and won’t need to be adjusted. That would be your call, I don’t know how difficult it is to get to the adjustment on the xpect but wouldn’t think it would be very hard. If you have never done a valve adjustment before then it would be a good idea to have someone watch and assist that is familiar with the process.
Thanks, I will search your videos on that and go ahead and do it. I'm not super mechanically inclined, but I know a little bit. Thanks!!
@@barryjohnson1484 your welcome
@ Herbie, would you be able to tell me the rear sprocket dimensions so I can order a 40 Tooth for my Lifan KPR 200. Please.
Hi Sarafin! The original KPR sprocket has an offset that is impossible to find. But this sprocket is an exact replacement without the offset JTR 269-40. If I could give you a little advice, then I would not change the rear sprocket! Any gearing changes can be done on the front sprocket and it's a lot easier to do. One tooth up on the size of the front sprocket is equal to about 4 teeth down on the back. I am running a 16 tooth on the front (15 is stock) the number for the front sprocket is JTF 259-16 and if that's not enough then go to a 17-tooth sprocket. JTF259-17. The front sprocket replacement is a little thinner than the OEM, but it works perfectly fine as I have been running it for several thousand miles now and others have too. Hope this helps and take care
@@herbiesgarage681 Thank you.I have a 17 tooth installed in the front.I thought I could get more high end speed with reduced tooth at rear. I appreciate your help.
@@sjuni8137 Honestly, I think you are geared as high as you can go with the power of the engine that you have. If you were to go smaller on the rear sprocket with a 17-tooth front sprocket then I don't believe you would have enough power to reach high speeds, actually I think your speeds would decrease. And you're welcome Serafin!
@@herbiesgarage681 Do you know how the 16 tooth has affected your 0-60 and hill climbing ability? Also my rear sprocket seems like it might have epoxy or a jb weld type of compound holding it on and I can't seem to remove it.
@@Zeinder Hello Zeinder, I haven’t noticed any negative effects from the 16 sprocket, it’s the perfect front sprocket in my opinion. I’m pretty sure the rear sprocket nuts are held on with threadlocker, they will come off though
Thank you.
Your welcome my friend!
Buenas Hermano una consulta mi Kpr andan con fuga de aceite en los sellos de horquillas sabe cuales son las numeraciónes de los sellos para comprarlos y reemplazarlos me puede ayudar
I'm very sorry but I do not know the fork seal numbers. I will search and see what I find but you might have to take them out and measure the seals and order ones based on your measurements.
@@herbiesgarage681 muchas gracias Hermano esque yo busqué en internet y no halle nada entonces le pregunté a usted porque tiene una gran experiencia con el modelo de moto muchas gracias
@@melvinjoselopezocon858 your welcome, good luck with it. They do sell these thin things to slide down the fork to remove dirt and a lot of times will seal the leak. Search RUclips and watch it, some people make their own. It’s worth a try
Can u please check that if ur bike has thermoster
Hello Md. Naimul, I'm very sorry but I don't know what you mean, if my bike has a thermoster?
Here in bd we have thermoster in 150 cc kpr but not in 165 fi.
How can i share a video with you from Facebook
@@imnomy Did you mean a thermostat in your cooling system?