cant find the exact carb so does anyone know where to get rebuild kit ?

this thing is really annoying when it comes to working on it

 

Usually if your carefull you can pull them apart without needing a kit. Iv never ordered a kit for any of the machines i worked on. If you mess up a gasket iv used a smear or RTV without issues. If you can figure out the size of carb you can just order a mikuni off ebay for cheap.

 

ive decided to sell it. i would rather spend time working on my kawasaki 300 and not messing with these .

I did find a very clean almost new chinese bike so I bought it...and low and behold the thing wont crank either unless i shoot it with starter fluid. its been sitting for about a year, looks like new yet same issue....has made me want nothing else to do with them...lol...

 

It's not so much the machine but previous owner. Iv had a couple of imports and when I cleaned them up from previous owners they have been reliable. My little one has been ridding her 110 gor 3 years now without a single issue. All of them have needed a good carb cleaning and some of them 5 cleanings to get rid of all the varnish in em... the 110 sits all winter pull it out in the summer turn the fuel on and wait 5 min for things to fill up hit the starter 2 or 3 times and it's off and running. Only thing I do to the fuel is keep carb cleaner in it as the same gas can does the quad, presure washer, and lawn mower.I find them extremely reliable with normal and some preventive maint

 

Buyang are one of the better Chinese makes. Here in the UK they are marketed by a dealer called Fun Bikes. I repaired a 70 a while ago, with a broken brake lever, and was quite impressed with it. A much better Kids Quad than the Suzuki LTZ50 we sold new at about the same time, and was 1/3 of the price.