I bought one a year ago. I have limited space to work on the engine and am even more limited on my knowledge of how to work on it. I’d like to remove the engine from the frame and do the work on a bench but I would still like the ability to test start it. The engine has zero lines connected to it now. No fuel lines or electric. This is a stupid question but what are the minimum things I would need connected to try and start it out of the frame? Fuel line- spark plug lines- battery lines. Things like that. Any help would be appreciated
Hi Zach! I do all my work in a smallish garage. Bikes are good for small spaces. Regarding working on the bench that’s totally feasible- I do most my engine work on the bench or floor. Starting the engine out of the bike however I wouldn’t recommend. It wouldn’t be impossible but would be hard and dangerous and unnecessary. Just rebuild and put back in frame. Good luck!
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I bought one a year ago. I have limited space to work on the engine and am even more limited on my knowledge of how to work on it. I’d like to remove the engine from the frame and do the work on a bench but I would still like the ability to test start it. The engine has zero lines connected to it now. No fuel lines or electric. This is a stupid question but what are the minimum things I would need connected to try and start it out of the frame? Fuel line- spark plug lines- battery lines. Things like that. Any help would be appreciated
Hi Zach! I do all my work in a smallish garage. Bikes are good for small spaces. Regarding working on the bench that’s totally feasible- I do most my engine work on the bench or floor. Starting the engine out of the bike however I wouldn’t recommend. It wouldn’t be impossible but would be hard and dangerous and unnecessary. Just rebuild and put back in frame. Good luck!