Chinese Scooter Review (Tao Tao Lancer) 150cc
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2018
- Most current youtube review of my Chinese Scooter, a Tao Tao Lancer 150cc. Question or comments are more than welcome, I don't know everything but will share what I do know about any gy6 no matter the amount of CC's. As promised in the video, here are the links to the gentlemen that helped me make a fairly easy decision in purchasing this bike. Thanks guys.
Scooter: amzn.to/2E2Gm35
The Crazy Fisherman: • #1 BEST CHINESE SCOOTE...
Jesus'ScooterVids: • GY6 150cc Chinese Scoo...
Like the channel ..I bought a used 2017 Tao tao150 also about 6 months ago. I had a Harley sportster years ago but wanted to get back into 2 wheels after an absence.. I change fluids every 900 miles or so, keep spark plug gapped, adjust valves every 1000 miles and the usual maintenance aka tightening fasteners.. I have not had any problems at all. I treat gas occasionally and run 91 octane... Replaced fuel lines with braided fuel lines...... Just my experience... If someone has a few skills and tools this is a very worthy ride... Had it up to 60 mph but usually hold it to 50... Upgrading to high flow intake similar to yours... $16.00 plus new jet worth it... Anyway, thanks for sharing your informative and fun vids....
Not a problem at all Stephen, thank you so much for the compliment. I am still learning myself but I attempting to make a comprehensive guide to what works when upgrading our bikes and what doesn't. Then I started to fall in love with the process of making these videos. Plus giving back is kinda my thing...
That's next!! Big bore kit, thanks for the info. I'll stay tuned
I already installed a big bore, but will be replacing it...latest video will explain.
Love your Scooter .. love how you modded it and the stickers on it :P Thank you very much for sharing this video with us.
Thanks again Ed, she matches my personality. Care free, fun loving, but looks aggressive...lol.
Kachi's Kid where can find an HONDA Engine Replacement??
Thanx
@@Fusstumer Not sure about that one, I deal in Taiwanese engines. Sorry about that.
I just purchased the clash 200 EFI 168cc scooter off of powersportsmax can’t wait to put it together! It should arrive next week!
OH HELL YEAH! I can't wait. I want to see a video of what you have on it. Making a decision on my next bike. Might go electric without building it.
Do you know where I can find a repair manual for this scooter? I have a TaoTao, but I can only find a general "Chinese scooter" manual from Haynes published in 2014..
Sorry but Tao Tao never made a manual, Haynes is all we have.
Love the video and love that "more cowbell" sticker 😂😂
Thanks Eric.
@@kachiskid
Btw, I have a bone stock 2007 150cc gy6 Chinese scooter that will do like 57mph before it seems to hit a rev limiter. Why did yours not seem to touch that?
Engine in the Lancer is under powered...only has 8.9hp's to start with. Have you tried the blue CDI, should help you get pass the limiter?
@@kachiskid
I'm not trying to go any faster. Just questioning the 20% difference in speed
What is the name brand of your scooter? Yeah after 60mph the bike starts to feels a little unstable. I also have a A14 cam in mine which gives all of it's power early, but after 50mph, falls considerably. I have an A9 cam which I will be installing shortly.
Hi. I have a few questions. Do you think it's reliable? How many miles you think it can run when we'll maintained. Do you recommend this to someone else?
The GY6 engine is very reliable when taken care of, it could last forever. Are you good with your hands? Now if I were depending on a vehicle for work, I might go with a Honda, Yamaha or Kymco.
I just subscribed to your channel, I have the same scooter, same color. I just bought the blue cdi, is it actually or DC fired? I don't want to install the wrong one
Thanks or the sub. Jamie. Are bikes are AC. I have the link for the CDI in the description of that video. Just so you know I have a 171cc engine. Or had one, stay tuned to tonight's video, it was rough to film.
Is the motorcycle license test hard? I’m 17 and REALLY don’t wanna do a bunch of paperwork just to ride one of these bad boys.. I’m in CA.. I wanna buy one of these to get to and from work/school but I’m not sure how the drivers test works for these
The motorcycle test is sooooooooo much easier to take on a scooter than a motorcycle. Just practice your figure eights in the street, which should be 10 feet wide. There are video's on-line that show you the motorcycle safety course test. You even have the chance to skip over the class and just go take the test.
Nice review
Thank you.
Do you know what the plastic see-through window thing is near the mirror on the throttle side? If you are supposed to open it for some reason I sure cannot figure out how, without breaking it. Also my front brake is squeaking and I need to figure out why. Is there maintenance needed for the brakes?
That is the window for you brake reservoir. It is just so show though. you have to take off the steering panel to get to the reservoir. I have a video for CRC brake quiet.
@@kachiskid Thanks I'll look for it
Kachi's Kid I don’t see that video on your channel
@@JQUICK21 ... ruclips.net/video/TDx3OTbSqfY/видео.html
Looks like it’s been 5 years since the video. Are you still using it? Also, is it easy to find parts?
Heck yeah. There is a whole history on this bike. Yes, easy to find parts.
I am doing a weird offroad race on a 150cc pilot of this same manufacturer. Do you think the stock wheels are strong enough to handle bumps and potholes, with upgraded tires of course? We will be riding two up and we are two big dudes haha.
Hey MM-GO, to be honest brother, one of the top 5 things I dislike about the bike is how she handles potholes or big bumps. I also rode 2-up once and didn't like that either. Now, she does have 2 shocks that can be adjusted but I haven't worked on those as of yet. Upgraded tires would help but as my little street runner I avoid bumps and potholes as much as possible. I'm 6'2 and 175 lbs.
@@kachiskid I appreciate the quick response, that's disheartening haha.. good to know now rather than later though!
No problem, I have to look out for my 2 wheel brothers. Be careful on those bumps.
I have the same bike. I'm curious what is your battery volts and amps. And also group code? I need a replacement and cant find any. Thanks.
Currently I am using this, ruclips.net/video/fIKPznISTcs/видео.html but ran into a problem and needed it replaced. Today I got a new battery coming, and will make a quick video about it.
I'm really interested in buying this. I was wondering where you bought it from. If you could tell me then that would be great. Thanks!
No problem bro, you can find all the information on the purchase here ruclips.net/video/Wfnh2RcGDbM/видео.html
Spirit Night killer motors
does this scooter have ANY solid advantage when compared to the TAO TAO powermax... because the powermax is cheaper.
TJ, I would say "no" I hear the Powermax is a little faster stock too. It was more about the looks for me. I can't imagine Tao Tao using different fork sets but I do remember running across a video or 2 that showed considerable rust on the forks of the Powermax. Just keep an eye on that and the exhaust bolts.
How tall are you I'm 6' 4 I want on but fell like I'm too tall for it
@@matthewmartin2685 I'm 6'2, and able to stretch my legs out.
I got the Quantum Tour liked the way it looked more the powermax/lancer...it's a little more expensive a bit slower but more reliable
Can these be rode in rain? If we go to work and it’s raining when we need to go home? I’m at work and have a cover on it right now, but it might rain today when I leave work
Yes they can but UF, that is a call I can't make for you. Riders are different, I personally never ride in the rain. The very 1st time I came off a Spree, it was raining. I have a lot invested in my scoot, if I do something stupid, my dreams can come to an end quickly, so I choose NOT to ride in the rain. Be careful nevertheless, please!
Kachi's Kid I was just worried about the electronics getting wet
Yeah, I personally wouldn't risk it.
I just barely made it home. The scooter kept stopping on me, shutting down. I was right to think that it might be the spark plug wire. It was loose or off completely. I bought a new blug wire after reading about upgrades needed. The plug I bought does not snap down on the plug or will not stay on it. Hell, I was not even going to put it on in the first place, because I can't even see the damn plug down in that hole where they have it. A young kid saw me off the road and stopped to help. He put zip ties on the plug wire to hold it down in place temporarily. Now what?
Go back to the stock coil. I had one of those orange ones and it popped on me. I have 2 more orange ones but use them for backup's or testers.
Nice scooter, can't wait to get one ! 👍.
Your gonna love it! You can turn a wrench, right?
@@kachiskid yes , im 57 years old and have had bikes my entire life, started out on a taco minibike 👍.
@@congerscott6064 Oh, then even better. Are you going with a Chinese, Italian, Taiwanese, or Japanese scooter?
@@kachiskid thinking about a yamaha zuma 125cc, but i may change my mind.
@@congerscott6064 Well let us know when you get it...I like to show subscribers bikes.
I just ordered this one i was wondering how you took off the rear fender. Is it easy
That's cool David, your going to love it. Yeah the back fender was pretty easy, I just cut it off.
@@kachiskid thanks for that i will try to cut it but maybe later after the fender really bothers me. I like the looks of your scooter keep up the good work
David, you should be close to getting yours. Yeah, leave the fender alone right now. When you spend some time with her you will know what she likes and what you need to remove. Looking forward to seeing her.
@@kachiskid got my scooter its awesome!!! Killermotorsports shipped it fast! Taking a while to get the paperwork weather has been too cold/wet to ride much. First thing... gotta replace my fuel hole clamps. Thanks!!
@@davidvee7768 that is so awesome! You are going to have tons of fun, takes a couple of days maybe a week to get the paperwork so no worries. this is a start of a new relationship you got to treat her right. 😎
Scooter linda.... Gostei 😍
Muito obrigado.
I’m looking to jump the gun. I’ve sold my Suzuki Burgman 650 since I’m gonna be around in city traffic and not long roads. My main concern is how I’d fit based on my height. How tall are you and how does your legs fit.
I'm 6'2, 170lbs and I'm able to stretch my legs completely out. That was a very important feature to me. If you look at the thumbnail of my 2nd speed run that is how I sit on the bike.
Awesome video thanks for the help!!! Very encouraging and inspirational content. These videos have encouraged me to get bake in the shop and really have a project.
Thanks you for the compliment, that's what I'm here for, attempting to help where I can. If you have any future question I make sure to answer all my comments....good or bad...lol.
So for beginners will this scooter be the best?
That's a hard question... a beginner that is strapped for cash and isn't scared to work on issues that might come up. By no means this is as good as a Yamaha, Vespa, SYM, etc. My project needed something cheap, so these are the cheapest scooters on the market.
Would you mind do a Video explaining that CUP installed on FAN extractor?
I think I have one already, I mention it in my mods video... ruclips.net/video/RujjyNothfU/видео.html
I have the new model from 2019 and the back fender with license bracket is much different than yours. I want to remove it but I can't see what is holding it on. There are two screws on the sides but something else is holding it on somewhere. I don't want to take half the bike apart to remove it.
Yeah leave that one alone, more trouble than it's worth. I cut the bottom part of the fender off, cut the license bracket and made a homemade fastener out of spare parts.
Kachi's Kid I’m gonna try to cut most of it off
Just so you know, I used an angle grinder to get it as even as possible.
Good job! Are you ever going to post a video of your bike for youtube?
Kachi's Kid - Yes I will, haha just really waiting on the paperwork from those guys so I can get a plate on it and use it
What's the Max Speed on Step Hills? Does it struggle to climb?
When she was stock didn't have a problem on hills...I've upgraded everything though. When you are talking "steep" like San Fran.?
@@kachiskid Ohh Noo not that bad I'm in the North ATL Area but Ga. Roads twist and turn a lot especially where I'm at.
You should hit 45 - 50 mph on nothing ridiculous.
I have a 2018 Harley Road King with a 3,000 dollar stereo system and all my friends say why do I ride my 3 GY6's more and I say because they are more fun to ride and I zip all around on them. I love my Chinese scooters 💪
Nice bike. They will never understand. Scooters are best!
Where did you get that speedometer in mph, all of those lancer 150cc i see is in kph ?
Yeah, I thought so also, to my pleasant surprise when she arrived I was shocked, and the speedo is actually accurate. I was sent this bike by Dallas Powersports after ordering from Amazon.
@@kachiskid Hey great lucky you. I searched and found one, looks like made by xpro for the cy150d 22.95 and 6.95 ship. Also I noticed too that
i think many people think the odometer on say the chinese ones is telling you miles but i think also the odometer would be how many kilometers you went. Ugh another convertion to try to do in my head while driving
Glenn, I would say that it's worth it to solve the problem. Yes even though it reads in mph, those are NOT miles on the odometer, those are kilometers.
@@kachiskid no i meant on one like mine, also a cy150d, my speedo shows kp/h in large letters, odometer is giving km traveled. But on yours doesn't the odometer also read miles traveled ?
@@badBikerz No sir, those are def. kilometers. I really use that DigiHUD Pro app, to track distance, speed, and gas consumption. I look at the tachometer much more than the speedo.
If I may ask,... How tall are you ?
I like your video's on this scooter :)
I have seen this Lancer on several websites for $775 PLUS $200 shipping OR $949 including shipping,.. Good value ;)
I'm 6,2". Thanks a lot, yeah if you can get it for under $1000 your doing good. Just don't buy from Familygokarts.com.
@@kachiskid
Thanks :)
They look like a lot of fun with riding & tweaking,... I need some fun in my life ;)
Fun, you will have my friend, especially if you don't mind working with your hands.
@@kachiskid
Question: What size Main Jet do you run in your scooter ?
@@davidlomm4424 I will be running a 115 main and a 35 pilot, but right now I am running whatever came stock in the carb. I purchased, which weren't labeled.
hi, i see from ur video u picked the only place in the shade, i hope u wernt afraid itll melt,,,m,,,xxx
Yeah, I will always remember that day because it was hot as heck. After filming for about 4 sec. in the sun, I saw the only place in the parking lot with shade. Good catch.
Does this model come with the a case or b case gy6?
13 inch wheels will only fit on B case, that's what I have.
@Minimalistic Van Living Good call. Never even heard of that engine.
Seems like the kickstand is too long on mine, which I just put together today. The bike don't seem to want to stay up with the kickstand down. Sucks! Also, that mat or pad on the floor has round knobs which go into holes, but they don't want to go into the holes at all. Might have to hammer the damn things down maybe.....
LOL. Yeah the kickstand is crazy bad, I let my bike fall over a total of 7 times before I stopped using it. I was thinking of using the hammer also I just haven't yet. Center stand shows me love though, even though mine is deformed now I like it. Mats of the floor suck but they will settle over time just don't break those round knobs. You might want to heat the mat to relax it.
I bought some 3m Velcro to keep the mat down and got rid of the rubber knobs
Jamie Leigh - Thanks Jamie
@@jamieleigh5389 TOTALLY GENIUS MOVE!
My scooter, the Lancer 150 is now choking up after 25 mph and it seems to be surging or wanting to go faster then hesitating or losing power over and over like something is holding it back or choking it. I do not want to start messing with carberators and would rather buy a new one. Never did replace feul and vacuum lines and they don't seem to be cracked or messed up in any way. I would like to put a K&N filter on but that back fender seems to be in the way. If we do away with the fender then the filter will be filthy and muddy with no protection. Don't think it is the spark plug but what do I know. It starts up just fine and runs fine off the line, just don't want to go full tilt and something is wrong with it. It will still go up to 40 or so on flat ground or downhill, but it is dying on the hills going up and is worse than before on the hills these last couple days.
Sounds like you might have a vacuum leak, or the carb needs to be cleaned. Is it hard to start the bike up? Check the manifold for leaks. How many miles do you have on the bike? They make air pod filters with plastic surrounding them. I use a zip tie to keep the filter away from the tire, I had it hooked up when I had the fender attached also. I never ride in the rain or mud.
Kachi's Kid - It has 1600 miles. Starts right up everytime.
Kachi's Kid - What air filter do you have? The air pod type?
I have a UNI filter with a Nibbi pipe. Attempt to run the bike without an air filter and see if your speed returns.
Kachi's Kid -OK I’ll do that, thanks
K-KID ... your inclusion of how the purchase decision was made
was very worthwhile to have included.
my guess tho is you live in flat midwest country. where how it does up hills
is not so important. or is this just something you overlooked ?
my big question is this. your estimate please on how well it will get
me from where i live in colorado at 5300' up a dirt road 13 miles to
cripple creek at 9500' . with one particularly steep climb along the way.
if it can maintain 10 to 12 mph uphill it'll be ok enough. that stretch of road
is called the 'gold belt'. maybe you know of it. very popular with visitors.
lots of scenery and places to stop and poke around.
thanks
bob
colorado
Bob, Yes I live in the flat plains of Michigan. Now this can be a little tricky...thanks to RUclips I have seen a little of Cripple Creek, your not talking about Shelf Road are you? Or is your route paved?
Either way, I think I would want you to have a fuel injected vehicle when traveling at that change of altitude in that short of time. That is a big time increase in elevation for a carburetor. That being said, and not seeing the exact road, you should have no problem doing 15-25 mph.
Stay off Gold Camp...I hear it's haunted...lol.
@@kachiskid
k-kid ... thanks for checking replies to your past posts. and , yes, the road in
question is shelf road. from my front
door to bronco billy's is 25 miles.
( 50 cent breakfast until 1100 )
the road from town here to the south
end of shelf rd has been paved since the 90's. so i just trailer my yamaha xt225
there and park/unload it. by doing this all the 12 miles of flat-land is behind me.
trail riding is seldom done anymore, that 225 , at 265# has become too heavy for me to lift when a fall happens.
father time says its time to
trade it in for a scooter and stick to
paved roads.
your comment about efi has me
see now that with an atmos' sensor
it can auto'ly adjust the fuel-air
mixture on the go.
fly safe
You too brother, let me know what you decide on doing. I would love to ride that road one day.
how did u get ur phone to mount on there
Leo jetlife you need to check out my install mods video. I have a link there I think where to buy it and it's just super glued on but it is magnetized. Holds the phone truly well.
oh and wats ur top speed with out mods
I have a top speed video without mods and she hit 50mph on that day, but that wasn't Hope's best day.
Where did you purchase the phone mount?
Amazon: amzn.to/2r0JBiN
and the mirrors?
Idk y I’ve falling in love with bikes and scooters lol
Yeah, it is kinda crazy...they keep making colder and colder ones. Growing up, we had 2 choices a Honda Spree or a Yamaha Razz, that's not the case anymore. Had to get one.
Oh I forgot the Honda Elite...
Do you need a license to own this scooter
Yes, anything that is over 50cc in my state, you do.
Legally yes but they usually dont mwss w ya
I’m looking into getting the clash 200 EFI 168cc scooter which the engine is made by lifan the engine seems to be a big bore version of the 150cc. The clash has fuel injection and a self tuning ECU. I’m so used to turning the carb it’s going to be weird I will not have to mess with it lol 😅
YES, YES, YES...get that badboy. If I had to buy one today, it would be the clash, what color are you getting?
@@kachiskid I going the have to go with the blue one, my current bike is blue and is a big body zuma clone/ xplorea 50 with an 80cc big bore. The clash 200 EFI 168cc is the clone from the Honda click 150i which the Honda click was not available in the us. It has a nice sporty look with 14inch wheels which you don’t usually see on a scooter. I post videos on my tik tok page on my current bike. Since there’s little to no videos on the clash. I will post not just a walk around but a lot of what I would want to see if someone else had this bike. There’s walk around videos on it not riding videos. Also the clash uses a lifan made 168cc LF161QMK engine
Blue is awesome! Oh yeah I know all about the Honda Click, when they 1st came out, I wanted to get one imported from the Philippines. I knew they would rip off that style over here, it is just to damn cute! Those 14 inch tires are gonna be perfect also, nice smooth ride for the most part. If I were gonna steal a scooter today, it would be the Clash...lol. Still trying to get a Yamaha Aerox imported over here though. Need them to copy that plastic mold, and throw it on a frame...I will buy it!
@@kachiskid agreed I would love to get the Honda click imported here wish Honda would sell it here In the US! but the clone seems to be a spit in clone pretty much identical besides the click being water cooled and other specs and minor things. Top speed once the clone is broken in your looking at 62 mph on a flat a little faster than your stock 150cc carbureted bike which I like! The click makes a lot more power being water cooled tho! The clash is air cooled which is obvious. O well hopefully I like the feel of the clash and me being 5’4. Im hoping the handle bar position and seating position is the same on my scooter. My handle bars on my scoot are adjustable to my liking the clash is a fixed handle bar so you can’t adjust the handle bars unless there a way, hoping that won’t be a problem lol, i really like the looks of the clash and the fuel injection i really hope I like the feel of the clash!
@@anthonyrossi3869 nothing wrong with being 5"4 at all...but to tell you the truth, I didn't even think about that. Me being 6"2 I can pretty much flat foot anything. Have you had a chance to sit on one yet?
where did you get it from?
Purchased it off Amazon.
whats a good website to order one on?
Amazon, Dallas powersports, Killer Motorsports.
I wish my scooter had dual shocks
Whoa, Ramen only has one shock? Shauna, are you sure?
yup, last I check.
@@RamenOnWheels anything under 150 unless a ruckus clone will most likely have 1 shock so 50cc 125cc should all only have 1 back shock
What’s the top speed
53mph stock.
Does it have blinkers?
Yes ma'am, it's a street legal scooter. Headlights, blinkers, and horn.
Kachi's Kid Thank you I am seriously in the market and I’m actually considering this more than a car because I literally hate driving lol. I’m just trying to cross all the boxes lol
@@missykreul6999 Anytime, I would say that you want to get one that is going to be very reliable if using as main transportation. Considerably more money, but you might want to look at a Honda PCX or a Yamaha.
I just bought the same scooter for $80.This bike is fast.
Gosh darn that is one heck of a deal! Is there damage? What year? Did you get a title?
Title in hand only damage was the seat was in bad condition. It's a 2015.
@@mauricesmith918 bro, forget "shooting and scoring" you threw the ball the whole length of the court and it went in with 0 seconds on the clock, on that deal!
Thanks only in ATLANTA. IT has a bore kit on it as well. It's the small body 150cc it had 1,000 miles. I'm changing the oils this weekend.
Teda 232cc bore kit. I need more info on this engine and cosmetic issues. Thanks bro ride safe . Visit Ga some time we ride
Are this reliable?
Had mine for 5 years. I don't ride everyday, and I take care of my stuff. It helps if you know how to turn a wrench.
How many questions for the license of scooter?
I already had a driver license so none for me....This is considered a motorcycle (over 50cc) so you really need to take the MSF course.
I'm soooo torn between the Lancer and Quantum
The Quantum has running LED lights, really nice. Both are pretty good bikes.
Would you dare ride this scooter from Los Angeles to Las Vegas and back?
Whoa, I would prefer to take that ride on something liquid cooled but if I had no choice, I would do it.
@@kachiskid Cool! I watched more video's of you upgrading the scooter. Good content....
@@MotorheadRedo thanks bro. Do you have a scooter?
@@kachiskid No, but I want to get one.
Well definitely get one, but for that very hot dangerous trip I think I would go with a Yamaha on Honda. Now for just getting around the city, and if you aren't afraid to tinker, then a Chinese scoot can save you some scratch.
I owned 2 Tao Tao’s out of necessity because no one sold anything else in my area. I can confidently say these bikes are absolute JUNK.
They are prone to breaking in the weirdest spots and even the rubber is just cheap. The seats are flimsy and not even secure when you lock them. I could pull mine up after it was locked with just a little bit of effort. Do not secure anything in those wells.
If you want a bike that will last you years without headaches? Get a Honda, Yamaha or Kymco.
I guess you could, but costs a lot more. You don't buy a Yamaha to tear apart and build the bike you want. Not the best bike, but the price tells you that.
Not everyone has 5 to 10gs to spend on a bike. I personally love these scooters because they're cheap. Its like the same concept when people buy lifan sports bikes they're cheap and easy to fix.
@@acidbathmaniac - I agree. That’s why I bought one because they were cheap. (my budget was tight at the time.) But I regretted it because I probably spent more on those bikes in the long run. It got to the point that I would literally look up to the sky and say “please“ hoping it would work whether I was stepping outside my door or out shopping somewhere. I would’ve been better off waiting and saving for a quality bike.
The best bike I ever owned was the People 150 by Kymco. I put almost 20,000 miles on it and it never broke down. The biggest upkeep was changing the belt, which was normal, tires and headlights. Other than that? It was rocksolid. I regret having to get rid of it. (I moved) I highly recommend Kymco to anyone. It’s the only bike that comes with a two-year warranty plus mileage. There are no other warrantees like that. Stay away from all that Italian crap as well.
You will have a lot of kind of problems. Good luck.
Based on what? I have had to for 2 years, not many problem at all. Thanks or watching.
@@kachiskid I putted 49,000 kms in 4 years, every 6 months I had to replace the ignition coil, engine leaks I fixed on both oil seals, Volvo cover, starter o-ring. Shocks went bad more that 3 times, ALL BUSHINGS had to be replaced, rear shock bushings, engine bushings, back part of engine bushings where the rear shocks sit. Piston blew die to bad timing chain. The valve seat went loose, and I had to replace piston, cylinger and head. Open up the whole engine to withdraw the shavings frommmnmm the broke down. Accelerator cable broken 2 times. ALL the plastics hinges are broken. My front plastic where the headlights go, is wrapped up with elastic strings, ( Most of the scooters if my friends have similar problems.) The sparkplug cap damages the spark plug threads, so I need to replace a working spark plug just cz of the threads. I cant remember anything else.
I bought a Yamaha Zuma 125, my neighbor has 10,000 .jiles on it from 2009 sits on the sun every day, he has replaced NOTHING, he has done NOTHING to the engine. But in all seriousness and positive vibes, if your scooter has served you very well I am happy and I belive you. There was 1 scooter that had basicly nothing wrong with it in 5years, how ever it was only 1.
I can share with you some of the things I learned over the years and on the 2 shops I worked at. I am Florida, where are you. Oh, by the Way, that scooter is the MOST comfortable i have out of the 5 I own.
mandapalque, thanks for the write up, very impressive, so let me explain....I bought this bike because it was cheap and I could take it apart and build a "real" bike. To start this channel I knew getting a bike that already could hit 70mph would be useless, there would be nothing to do. For the price I got the bike for I already had a reasonable expectation. A lot of people comment without know the whole story and the purpose of the channel, (which I'm not accusing you of at all) which is to get a cheap bike and build her up to my liking. My current setup is a 171cc Taida engine, have completely changed over the CVT, carb. tires, fuel lines, mirrors, pretty much everything, which makes it a total different bike. My bike has been a treat to own so far, but you can bet the moment something happens that shouldn't, I'll let everyone know. Yamaha, Vespa, Aprillia, she not, but she makes me smile every time I look at her. She is no longer a Tao Tao but a Kachi's Kid special edition...lol.
@@mandapalqueway up in Michigan where the season is all but over. Any advice is always welcome. Are you uploading videos to your channel?
Really, you call this a "review"?
Yeah, it was a review of when I 1st got it.
I just dump my new MVP Boom Jiangsu Scooter 50 cc piece of shit scooter just three weeks. it broke in the middle of the road. I will never buy Chinese scooter
waste of time and money stay away from Chinese Scooter even its new
Alexcid, sorry to hear about your bike. What exactly happened? Maybe I can help you repair it.
@@kachiskid I wont start already even the gas is full. it just crank
@@kachiskid the Scooter still new 3 weeks only it broke down already 3,456 miles only.
Sounds like you need to check if she is getting spark. Pull the plug, and test for spark.
Those are kilometers, but 3000 is a lot for just 3 weeks. Fuel, spark, and compression is what you need to get the engine to fire. I would bet $100, that your not getting spark.