<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: brandonscott11

Hi Guys,

Just picked up a used Kazuma Falcon 250 yesterday, and am looking for a new set of rear tires, the current ones are 19-9.50-8 Can someone help me out in picking a tire? I do not understand what the numbers mean either, so if someone can explain that it would be greatly appreciated.

Brandon</end quote></div>

Its pretty simple brandonscott11 [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

19-9.50-8

19 is the diameter of the tire.

9.5 is the width of the tire.

8 is the diameter of the rim the tire fits on.

all numbers are inches.

going to a larger diameter tire will give you more top speed but you will lose hill climbing power.

 

Hi guys
can someone email me a copy of falcon 250 manual
buller100@yahoo.com.au
cheers
craig

 

I have a Falcon 250 hard to start and cut while riding , If you have the set guide and manual could you please e-mail then to me. Bennett

tben930589@aol.com


Thank you

 

Could you send me the link as well? We bought a Kazuman 110 Baby Falcon for our son and want to improve the performance. We have already modified the muffler but would like to make some other modifications. Thanks!

 

i have been reading these post for a few hours now and i have gain alot of info my lil nephew has one of these falcon 110 it wont start so there fore lucky me i get to fix it i have been trouble shooting this thing all day its got me in space i have power i clean the carbs i am getting spark but i think the spark is not consitant now i think it is either the cdi or the magneto how do i tell without wasting money on the parts but i am leaning towards the cdi box ne help would b great thanks

jeremy

 

hi just joined i would like to have that guide about the falcon parts i8amm thanks!

 

email adress is rls712@embarqmail.com

 

What modifications did everyone make to the exhaust? Has anyone made any suspension upgrades?
Sabotage

 

I just picked up two used Falcon 110. One runs great, the other needs some work. I have figured out everything other than needing to repair the reverse on one. I have worked as a mechanic so I do not have a problem getting my hands dirty tearing the engine down, just want to only take it apart only as much as necessary to repair the problem. Does anyone have the service manual or an exploded view of the engine and gear box? These units have been well used. My email is nbtdent@comcast.net, thank you for any help.

Jeff

 

I would like one please. demonwarrior34@yahoo.com. Thanks