Ray Scheme asked:


This is my first bike and I’ve been tuning my bike, yet I’m finding it hard to locate the spark plugs(even when I have all the fairings taken off.

Is their a general location for them on bikes?

Thanks,
Ray.

doughboy92@sbcglobal.net asked:


what is your opinion of Bel-Ray 2-stroke synthetic oil, i have a 1977 Yamaha 250 Enduro, and i recently, drained out all Yama-Lube (my bike is oil injected so there is no mixing, seperate tank for oil) and put in Bel-Ray, my father used this in all of his bikes and is bel-ray a good oil?

raybill84 asked:


Hello again,

My bike was sitting over the winter season with Fuel and oil still in the motorcycle. I just recently purchased a motorcycle charger to charge my battery. Besides that, what else can I do on my own to get my bike ready for the riding season without going to a motorcycle shop? I believe in saving money, especially since the gas prices are high and I don’t want to ruin my bike. Is their things are have to go to a motorcycle shop to maintain?

Thanks again for your feedback its always appreciated,

Ray

Roshan A asked:


One of my friends recently advised me that old gear oil frm motor bike can be used for polishing the bike.I have tested it on the chrome bits and it sure gives a shine.But i am a bit skeptical that it will ruin the glossy paint finish.
My friend told that it will keep the sun’s rays away and the paint will remain glossy for a longer time.

Is it true.

Ray Scheme asked:


Just a simple question. I’m looking into my first bike right now. I have a few I’m looking at, so after the weather clears up I’ll decide on one. Curious though, I know some dealerships in my state require you take a riders course before you can buy a bike from their store. And I’ve heard some of my friends telling me they’d be happy to teach me if I get a bike. So a thought just struck me, could I bypass the course and get a license, while my friend teaches me?

Thanks,
Ray
Also, I’m not buying from a dealership, but used bikes from individuals.

TOOTAl2 asked:


I just watched it on blu-ray. Just wondering how fast the bikes are.

Also it looks very good on blu-ray!!

D3V1L666 asked:

Hi,
I have a Normal bike (If you would call it that…Scwinn Stingray Chopper https://www.djcycles.com/catalog/images/Black-OCC.jpg) and I would very much like to attach a 49cc 2 stroke (possibly 4 stroke) motor to it just above the pedals.
Do I need a licence to drive this?
I live in Victoria Melbourne.

Thanks

mage asked:

Heloha. See, I had one of those Stingray bicycles (the bicycle that looks like a motorcycle) sitting in my shed and decided, rather than letting it rust up and turn to dust, I’ll turn it into a mini-bike. I have a weed eater motor, LED head light, tail light, working LED turning signals, and working LED brake lights attached to it. Therefore, I flip a switch for the turning signals (up/right, down/left) I hit my brake, the brake light turns on, my headlight & tail light are hooked up to the same switch (flip the switch, they both turn on).
So, I know I would need plates, and a motorcycle license, but is that all that’s required, or is there more to it that I’m missing?

Nick asked:

im just wondering cause i want a fast bike to show off.but can u put one of those engines listed above onto a schwinn stingray chopper bike. and if so what else would i need to convert it to a motor bike?
and how much would it cost thx ….best explenation get best answer thing

JJ asked:

i mean any kind but one that fits