Posted August 11, 20159 yr Hello, I'm new to the boards and am hoping someone can help me. Ive recently bought a YBR125 2011 privately. All the frame numbers check out and the number plate is a match to the model, but I've noticed there isn't a kickstart and the owners manual says there should be. Can anyone share some insight as to why that may be? There doesn't even seem to be a socket for one? Thanks shaun
August 12, 20159 yr Moderator never fitted then ,kickstart most probably for a different market , it usually unmissable a bloody great lever stuck out of the side of the gearbox . you need to run it downhill in gear instead to start it .i took mine off my FS1E in the seventies to save weight loll
August 12, 20159 yr I don't know much about these little bikes but if you look at the right side of the engine just above and behind the foot rest you should see a blank plate/hole, I think that's where your kickstart should be if you had one but your bike ONLY comes with an electric start. One of the lads on here has just posted his "new" bike up, have a look at that and see if it's the same as yours cos it don't have a kickstart either. Edited August 12, 20159 yr by slice
August 12, 20159 yr never fitted then ,kickstart most probably for a different market , it usually unmissable a bloody great lever stuck out of the side of the gearbox . you need to run it downhill in gear instead to start it .i took mine off my FS1E in the seventies to save weight lollPathetic , running downhill to save weight . Everyone knows you run uphill to lose weight !
August 12, 20159 yr Moderator Pathetic , running downhill to save weight . Everyone knows you run uphill to lose weight !Nah i jus used to put it in second gear and give the back wheel a yank , that would start it
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