[Andy Rim]

Hi Folks

Just a quick one to say hello.
I have just recently got my sons a new bike although i think i will be having a little play as well
Not sure haw the bike goes at the moment as it was donated to us from a local garage where it was just siting in the corner.
The bike has x3 on the side stickers and cvt on the cover of the engine that is about all i can tell you at the moment apart from i have it in bits as the rear wheel engages the engine.
Im not to bad with a spanner but cant seem to find out why.

 

[MathieuOuellette]

Welcome to the planet.. sounds like You have a x3 pocket bike with 49cc piston ported engine, pumper, and belt driven reduction box transmission. Possibly has an E start too.

 

[Andy Rim]

Yep electric start on it.
Is the wheel supposed to turn the engine over i thought it should spin.
Cant check electric start yet battery is on charge.

 

[CAM2]

Yep electric start on it.
Is the wheel supposed to turn the engine over i thought it should spin.
Cant check electric start yet battery is on charge.

Welcome to the planet...It sounds like you may have to do some clutch maintainance before trying to ride or start it..Remove the transmission with 5 screws and clean up the rust and oxidation aswell as maybe replacing the clutch spring......Good Luck

 

[Andy Rim]

Sorry if i sound stupid but i have never worked on anything this small before.
The clutch is that located behind the front wheel of the belt behind the cover.
I have tried to remove that but cannot at the moment most my tools are at work.

 

[CAM2]

It only takes a 1/4" drive ratchet,,6" extension with 5/16" or 8mm 1/4" drive socket mto get it off...It takes 10-15 minutes to do.........

 

[Andy Rim]

Nice one im off to work now i will have a look as soon as i get back and report back on my findings.

 

[Andy Rim]

Quick up date clutch out and replaced all back together started on the second pull happy days.
now to replace the battery as failed to charge.
Taking the lad out on it tomorrow.

Thanks for your help pics worked a treat.