Will not start

best thing you could do is take it apart, give it a good polish, take the sharp edges out of the cylinder, polish the piston, crank, lube up all the bearings, loctite all the Hex Bolts, JB weld the Petcock and install a fuel shutoff valve, cut 1/8" off the tip of the reed plates and rework the arch, cut half the fins off your flywheel and polish it, regap the coil to .020"(about the width of two normal buisness cards), regap the spark plug to .030", Measure the squish and adjust it, use yamabond as your head gasket.

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there are tutorials to do all of this available in
air cooled pocket bike section, check out the
how to's aswell.

Your better off taking the time to make the bike reliable, instead of ruining what you have and having to replace a bunch of parts. Plus, this will let you get comfortable with the engines, and facilitate any replacements/performance upgrades you might do in the future.

Levi.47 said:

I just got my bike today and I can't start it.I properly mix oil and gas, tried with choke UP and half way but no luck

It's also is leaking some gas. is this normal when you first get your bike.?

thanks

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I never really dug the Blades..they look to me like X1's with reeded engines and offer more to go wrong or contribute to poor handling and a possibly dangerous ride before relinquishing mega loot onto it to make it all conform and perform................On the ntiny bikes a rigid frame/suspension helps out alot......

Leaking gas is a sign of a stuck or improperly set float..................

Like MQ said go over the whole bike as a whole,,,lube the cables and loctite all the bolts by removing them one at a time adding loctite and reinstalling the hardware properly torqued.......If not your bike will literally be raining nuts and bolts before things start shedding off the bike....They sell better quality hardware at some autoparts stores.....I use the 519pc grade 8/8.8 metric Dorman master hardware kit from PepBoys...Good Luck