Thank You 👍 I really appreciate the time and effort you invested into this very helpful and informative video. Please do keep the videos coming on this scooter. FYI, I bought a new 2-toned Zinc and Gloss Black Goped GSR Cruiser 4 several months ago. It has a Lifan 4-Stroke engine, but I also have a new Honda GX35 Engine on the side if I ever decide to swap out my Lifan Engine. I also bought the Seat Kit and Rear Brake Kit for it as well. I've been busy with other things, and so I have yet to even get it running. All I ever did so far is unbox it.
thank you for the positive feedback, I really appreciate it! Glad to hear you got a GSR Cruiser, I think the only difference between yours and mine is the rear disc, it is standard on the Super GSR46R. Great that you have the Honda GX35 as a backup, I am not familiar with the Lifan 4-stroke, but the Honda has more torque (according to the specs). I have not yet ridden mine, I am curious on how it will ride, I am not looking to go crazy fast, cruising at around pedal bicycle speed 10 mph would be all I need. I also purchased a Goped Sport roller (2 stroke model) and installed a Zenoah G320RC engine on it, I am preparing that video for a future upload. You deserve a nobel prize for watching my video, it is really quite boring, but I am grateful you found it helpful. Thanks for watching and good luck with your GSR Cruiser.
@@zmanvideo1 Haha, nah man...don't be so hard on yourself. Many people are too afraid to even tRy to upload a video of themselves talking. And for that, I commend you. 👍 I believe if you keep it up, you'll likely even surprise yourself how much more comfortable and more articulated you become.👌 Best Wishes to you sir... I'll be looking forward to more content here...Thx again 🤙
Did you get it with the gx35 or did you have to source that engine from somewhere else? I think from goped’s website they’ve stoped sales of gp460 scooters and they only offer ones with the 40cc or so Chinese 4 stroke engine. I bought a Chinese pocket bike brand new with one of those engines and I wasn’t a fan because it eventually developed an oil leak on the crankshaft seal, and I didn’t know where to buy parts for that motor.
Because I live in Canada, it is a tedious process to import a scooter that has an engine attached to it; so I purchased the roller GSR46R, without an engine. I purchased the GX35 locally for $655 CAD; I took a look at the Lifan engine it comes with and decided to go with the Honda one, although it as slightly lower horsepower, it has much more torque, plus the Honda's are solid engines. Sorry to hear about your oil leaks. I should mention that I purchased another goped scooter, its the Goped Sport, I purchased the 3rd bearing and clutch adapter, purchased a 2 stroke Zenoah G320 engine (ordered separately from DDM racing), that thing is a rocket ship, I drive my scooters very carefully/slowly and with knee, elbow, wrist guards, and of course a helmet. The GSR36R is way more easier and comfortable to drive. I will post the goped sport assembly shortly.
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Thank You 👍
I really appreciate the time and effort you invested into this very helpful and informative video.
Please do keep the videos coming on this scooter.
FYI, I bought a new 2-toned Zinc and Gloss Black Goped GSR Cruiser 4 several months ago. It has a Lifan 4-Stroke engine, but I also have a new Honda GX35 Engine on the side if I ever decide to swap out my Lifan Engine.
I also bought the Seat Kit and Rear Brake Kit for it as well.
I've been busy with other things, and so I have yet to even get it running. All I ever did so far is unbox it.
thank you for the positive feedback, I really appreciate it! Glad to hear you got a GSR Cruiser, I think the only difference between yours and mine is the rear disc, it is standard on the Super GSR46R. Great that you have the Honda GX35 as a backup, I am not familiar with the Lifan 4-stroke, but the Honda has more torque (according to the specs). I have not yet ridden mine, I am curious on how it will ride, I am not looking to go crazy fast, cruising at around pedal bicycle speed 10 mph would be all I need. I also purchased a Goped Sport roller (2 stroke model) and installed a Zenoah G320RC engine on it, I am preparing that video for a future upload. You deserve a nobel prize for watching my video, it is really quite boring, but I am grateful you found it helpful. Thanks for watching and good luck with your GSR Cruiser.
@@zmanvideo1 Haha, nah man...don't be so hard on yourself. Many people are too afraid to even tRy to upload a video of themselves talking. And for that, I commend you. 👍
I believe if you keep it up, you'll likely even surprise yourself how much more comfortable and more articulated you become.👌
Best Wishes to you sir...
I'll be looking forward to more content here...Thx again 🤙
@@digitalsuperdaddy thank you for the encouragement! Wishing you all the best!
Did you get it with the gx35 or did you have to source that engine from somewhere else? I think from goped’s website they’ve stoped sales of gp460 scooters and they only offer ones with the 40cc or so Chinese 4 stroke engine. I bought a Chinese pocket bike brand new with one of those engines and I wasn’t a fan because it eventually developed an oil leak on the crankshaft seal, and I didn’t know where to buy parts for that motor.
Because I live in Canada, it is a tedious process to import a scooter that has an engine attached to it; so I purchased the roller GSR46R, without an engine. I purchased the GX35 locally for $655 CAD; I took a look at the Lifan engine it comes with and decided to go with the Honda one, although it as slightly lower horsepower, it has much more torque, plus the Honda's are solid engines. Sorry to hear about your oil leaks. I should mention that I purchased another goped scooter, its the Goped Sport, I purchased the 3rd bearing and clutch adapter, purchased a 2 stroke Zenoah G320 engine (ordered separately from DDM racing), that thing is a rocket ship, I drive my scooters very carefully/slowly and with knee, elbow, wrist guards, and of course a helmet. The GSR36R is way more easier and comfortable to drive. I will post the goped sport assembly shortly.