Shee owners or anyone who has knowledge of this machine How often(hours) do you have to rebuild a shee to keep it running and have the power that it has when it is new?

 

Everyone's riding/abuse is different. But I've read a good rule of thumb is to freshen up when compression falls below 115 psi, or when either cylnder is 10% less than the other.

 

How many HOURS... I count rebuilds in YEARS, 3 years so far on mine and still very close to stock compression.... Depends on how you take care of it; good oil mixed at a reasonable ratio and normal or slightly rich jetting will get you a long interval between rebuilds.

 

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<< How many HOURS... I count rebuilds in YEARS, 3 years so far on mine and still very close to stock compression.... Depends on how you take care of it; good oil mixed at a reasonable ratio and normal or slightly rich jetting will get you a long interval between rebuilds. >>



Good point WyoDuner![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
It is a good idea to keep a log of how many hours you put on your bike/engine also. I would say start thinking about a rebuild once you've logged ~ 100hrs of actual ride time (time that the motor is actually running).
As said before, use a good quality 2-stroke oil. Fully synthetic is superior to the lower grade oils. I personally am fond of Golden Spectro, and especially Amsoil 2000 fully synthetic.

 

Thanks a lot 2fun!!