this is the 3rd time i have heard of 2 strokes having valves this week, must be a cool new motor, i want in! lmao.

most likely the return spring- happend to me-

when you mean "wont move" do you mean at all, or it will go a little then lockup?

v581

 

to get in on the motor is to buy a two stoke and you will have one

 

no im not joking and im not trying to be mean but arent you like 20 and still riding a blaaster and i'm 14 and have had a 400ex and a z400 and have a raptor SHAV0

 

uhh...two strokes DON'T have valves, and if he likes a blaster, let him be, i think blasters are a blast to ride(hence the name[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] )...just becasue you have a raptor doesn't make you better then him. And if this "Hollywood Dirt Productions National Spec 240 Longrod" means that he has a 240 blaster, that would be awesome, it would be insane...i dunno for sure what it means though, just a guess

 

i dont know if it could of leaned out and seized so fast. all i did was push down the kickstart twice very gently.

by the way i havent found time to look into the kickstart spring yet, ill check it out tomorow hopefully

 

well he's 20 and knows quite alot about motors, and seeing as you dont i think you should shut up

Shav0's blaster would take any of your quads, i promise you that. Shav0, was the kickstarter return spring thing aimed at me?- wait nevermind...

 

ahaha , i'm also sure youre not even an amateur racer!

 

well its nice if daddy buys you a 400ex and a raptor, who cares what the guy rides? everyone has a bike that fits them best, modified blasters are just as good as big bore quads. my blaster does everything i want it to, i have no desire for a 660 or something, im 18, it fits me and im sticking with it.

 

I could care less what you ride. No 2 strokes have valves, period.

YamahaRyder4Lyfe, It means my bore is at 240cc's but its running a long rod crank set-up. "national spec" simpily means the port timings are set up for national use.

 

I'm with you man! My blaster is pulling around 40 ponies with a good suspension set-up in a bike that only weighs about 260 pounds. What more can you ask for?