I would say your throttle cable is snaped by the sounds of it best off 2 just buy a new throttle and cable ....
There's an adjustment nut on the hand grip for the throttle cable. Back it out to make the throttle tighter, and screw it in for looser.
The governor is the screw by the throttle on the hand grip take it out and no more governor.
I think your asking how to restrict the speed of a 50cc. mini bike, you can do this with the throttle cable, adjust the cable to only open the carburetor 1/2 (half) way. If you mean how to UN-restrict the bike, the usual way is with a throttle stop, simply loosen the cinch nut and back off the stop until you achieve full throttle, and retighten the cinch nut.
To remove the speed governor on an X8 pocket bike, locate the governor, typically found on the throttle or near the carburetor. Disconnect the governor linkage or adjust the throttle stop screw to allow for more throttle range. Be cautious, as removing the governor can lead to increased speeds and potential safety hazards. Always wear appropriate safety gear when operating the bike after modifications.
I think your asking how to restrict the speed of a 50cc. mini bike, you can do this with the throttle cable, adjust the cable to only open the carburetor 1/2 (half) way. If you mean how to UN-restrict the bike, the usual way is with a throttle stop, simply loosen the cinch nut and back off the stop until you achieve full throttle, and retighten the cinch nut.
ye it dose without it the starter cant turn and it wont start
Ummm well you drive it like a bike but when you hear it making the same reaming noise you let off the throttle and shift up
To properly install cable guides on a bike frame, follow these steps: Clean the area where the cable guides will be installed. Position the cable guides on the frame in the desired locations. Use a small amount of adhesive or zip ties to secure the cable guides in place. Make sure the guides are aligned properly for smooth cable routing. Allow the adhesive to dry completely before using the bike.
It really depends on what kind of bike you are getting, but normally, a pocket bike is bigger.
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yes, you need a lisences to ride a pocket bike in bramton