Motorcycle engines, including those of pit bikes, may occasionally emit a small amount of smoke. However, when a persistent and substantial volume of smoke is observed, it is imperative to investigate and resolve the underlying problem.
The most crucial step after purchasing and assembling a pit bike is its break-in process.
Stop the engine and hold the motorcycle upright.
Drain the engine oil.
Drain the oil with the engine warm.
Honda Z50, XR50, CRF50, CT70, XR70, CRF70, and Other 70s
Engine oil leaks can arise from a variety of causes. Below are the most prevalent reasons, listed in order of frequency:
- Oil Volume:
Introduction
Post-Ride Care
Hello everyone, we have gradually returned from our vacation and the scorching summer, ready to continue sharing our expertise in maintaining our pit bikes. Today, we will discuss and demonstrate a rather mundane procedure - the cleaning and oiling of the air filter, which, despite its simplicity, often leads to numerous issues and questions such as "the pit bike won't start" or "it's flooding," and so on.
So, you've purchased a new pit bike and can't wait for the first start, or perhaps you have an old, well-used bike. There you stand, scratching your head, unsure of how to properly change the oil in the engine. Nowadays, it's crucial to change the oil on time because four-stroke engines are becoming increasingly powerful and high-performance.
For pit bike engines equipped with bottom oil cooler connections, it is imperative to either install an oil cooler or connect the two oil cooler ports with a jumper. Failure to adhere to this requirement will result in engine damage.
Recommended Oil for Engine Break-In
It is essential to inspect all points before the first engine start.
The winter season has arrived, and I wish to extend my congratulations to all who will continue riding as if it were summer, with maximum grip and enjoyment! For us, this winter season of 2013 is planned to be as comfortable as possible, which means that first and foremost, we must proactively ensure we have warm clothing and prepare our bikes for the weather conditions. Dressing warmly and comfortably is not particularly challenging, but preparing the pit bike is a task. Let's begin:
Required Tools for the Procedure:
If you have followed our advice and preserved your engine this season, we hope this article will not be necessary for you. Otherwise, you will have to order a new pit bike engine, endure the agonizing wait for delivery, and break it in. Contrary to the common belief of "install and ride," things are not as straightforward as they may seem at first glance. We have previously discussed how to assemble a pit bike and prepare it for its maiden ride. Today, we will talk about the initial setup of a new pit bike engine before starting it.
The Trail Bikes Oil Cooler Kit is a premium accessory crafted to enhance the cooling efficiency of your Honda horizontal engine or its clone. Air-cooled engines tend to operate at higher temperatures when modified or subjected to demanding conditions such as racing. This kit enhances your engine’s longevity and reliability by circulating the engine oil through a cooler, thereby reducing the oil temperature. It is highly advisable to thoroughly review the installation instructions prior to commencing the process.