My son's 110 seems very hard to kick. It does start pretty quick but takes a strong leg. Is that the nature of this bike or is there some maintanance that can be done to make the kick a little smoother and easier.
Thanks for the help!
Beasty
KLX 110 hard to kick
Started by beasty, Sep 20 2011 06:43 PM
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Posted 20 September 2011 - 06:43 PM
My son's 110 seems very hard to kick. It does start pretty quick but takes a strong leg. Is that the nature of this bike or is there some maintanance that can be done to make the kick a little smoother and easier.
Thanks for the help!
Beasty
Posted 23 September 2011 - 08:34 AM
My guess is there is not much that can be done -- other than buying the electric start model, that is :-)
If the bike is not broken in yet, I suppose it might loosen up just a tiny, tiny bit. But other than that, I can't think of any maintenance item that can be performed to make it easier to start.
My only other idea? Is there an aftermarket kickstarter? Perhaps a longer or shorter or differently designed kickstarter might make it a little easier.
If the bike is not broken in yet, I suppose it might loosen up just a tiny, tiny bit. But other than that, I can't think of any maintenance item that can be performed to make it easier to start.
My only other idea? Is there an aftermarket kickstarter? Perhaps a longer or shorter or differently designed kickstarter might make it a little easier.
