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Hi all. I got a used pocketbike about a week ago and it needs some work and parts. I did get it running and driving after cleaning out the carb, but it still needs work and parts to be back to 100%. My goal is to get it to better than new condition, but I can't figure out what brand or model of bike it is for the life of me. I know it's at minimum 4 years old or so, but I think it may be as old as the early 2000's.
I'm not sure of engine size, but I was told it's a 70cc. I can't find any markings on the block, jug, or head that confirm this. After my research I assume it's a 110cc, since I don't see any 70cc versions sold... It also says Loncin on it in black lettering.
It is ~54" from the front of the front tire to the back of the back tire. The wheelbase from hub to hub is ~40". The tank height is ~24".
The tranny is a 4 speed auto clutch. It still seems to work great as well. Their is a factory appearing gauge that gives me RPM and gear indication. The tachometer is mechanical, and the gear indicator shows up digital as a number.
It looks as if it had a front disc brake setup, but it's no longer there. The caliper mounts are there, and their is a brake rotor, but no caliper, cable, or brake lever. The rear brake is a mechanical drum.
I took several pictures of it, some are better than others. I hope the description and pictures are helpful. Thanks in advance for any help.
I'm not sure of engine size, but I was told it's a 70cc. I can't find any markings on the block, jug, or head that confirm this. After my research I assume it's a 110cc, since I don't see any 70cc versions sold... It also says Loncin on it in black lettering.
It is ~54" from the front of the front tire to the back of the back tire. The wheelbase from hub to hub is ~40". The tank height is ~24".
The tranny is a 4 speed auto clutch. It still seems to work great as well. Their is a factory appearing gauge that gives me RPM and gear indication. The tachometer is mechanical, and the gear indicator shows up digital as a number.
It looks as if it had a front disc brake setup, but it's no longer there. The caliper mounts are there, and their is a brake rotor, but no caliper, cable, or brake lever. The rear brake is a mechanical drum.
I took several pictures of it, some are better than others. I hope the description and pictures are helpful. Thanks in advance for any help.
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