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The hoses on each side of the carburetor are vent tubes. The hose on the bottom is the drain hose for the float bowl - if the float bowl over fills, the excess gas will drain out of that hose. All three hoses route around the back of the engine and down to the ground. They don't connect to...

Clean the carburetor again. Remove the pilot jet and hold it up to the light - you should be able to see through it. If not, clean it until you can.

Pick up coil on the engine.

Remove the flywheel and alternator. http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/tools/category/flywheel_pullers/

It the fork tubes are the same diameter, they should fit with no problem.

YTX9-BS 12 volt 9 amp

Carburetor

There might be an air leak at the intake manifold. Try tightening the bolts holding the intake manifold to the head and the nuts holding the carburetor to the manifold.

Bring your kid to all the motorcycle dealers in your area and let him sit on the bikes. The most important thing when buying a first bike is to make sure you can handle it (not to big for you). Ask a salesman for help and advice. Then buy a used bike of that model.

2 stroke engine - rebuilding the top end - the same in, or out of the frame. Keep in mind, there's is no guarantee if you bring in just the engine. The mechanic has no way to run the engine to test for leaks, or to even see if it runs after the rebuild. Since you are planing to remove the...

If it runs great, I wouldn't be to concerned about it. Post a picture so someone can identify the part.

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Print out the US and Metric Thread Gauge http://www.boltdepot.com/Fastener-Information/Printable-Tools/ Measure the inside diameter of the flywheel. Buy the puller here - http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/tools/category/flywheel_pullers/ Make sure you get the proper Left Hand or Right Hand...

If the switch is not on the handlebars, but directly mounted into one of the lights on the aftermarket light bar - it would be the on/off switch for the lights on the light bar. When installing a light bar on any bike - it's simpler to just wire the lights into the high beam of the headlight...

If the switch is not on the handlebars, but directly mounted into one of the lights on the aftermarket light bar - it would be the on/off switch for the lights on the light bar. When installing a light bar on any bike - it's simpler to just wire the lights into the high beam of the headlight...

If you feel like you did a good job, don't lose any sleep over it. Just take the test again. Sometimes it's the test instructor that "failed" to give the test properly. The instructor could have been having a bad day (like the one I had on my first test). I passed my test, but he had checked off...

Avoid the Virago at all costs - starter clutch problems. Of the 2 Shadows, I would recommend the 2001 600cc 1985 is over twenty years old and will be very difficult to locate parts. Most shops won't work on any bike over 10 years old (same reason as above).

Ask in a different section. Sports - Motorcycle Racing They love questions like that.

Yes. Also, depending on the motorcycle model #, there may not be enough clearance to fit a sprocket that large in diameter.

I get fed up with the arguing and say "I don't want to talk about it anymore. Change the subject." After a few hours when everything cools down, I'll present my case with proof to back it up (if I'm right). If I was wrong, I'll just say "You were right before, I'm sorry." As to your problem...