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 Posted: 01:51 - 15 Aug 2004 Post subject: Filling up a two stroke. |
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When you have a two stroke i know you have to mix the petrol with oil.
so when your at the petrol station do/did you guys buy oil an petrol there and then? or did you buy the petrol put it in a petrol can and do the mixing at home? ____________________ Currently riding a 2000 RS125, ( I have a bike at last )
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On most 2 strokes the oil is stored in a separate tank and goes through an oil pump, the oil pump is usually controlled by the throttle cable so lets the right amount of oil go to the carb where it is mixed with the petrol. This means all you have to do i top up the oil tank now and again.
What you are refereing to is pre-mix where you have to mix the petrol and oil yourself and put it in the petrol tank. On my old scrambler i had to do this and basically i would just take a small amount of oil in a pot with me (measured out) and put it in with petrol when i needed to fill it up.
Pre-mix is a pain in the arse really. ____________________
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So am right in assuming Supermoto bikes(Scrambler style) Don't have a Seperate oil tank then? ____________________ Currently riding a 2000 RS125, ( I have a bike at last )
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A Yamaha Dt50sm Or a Gilera Gsm.
I'm liking the Dt50 more but im not sure what year model im after, As i still yet have to gather the funds to aquire it. ____________________ Currently riding a 2000 RS125, ( I have a bike at last )
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So the DT50sm Should have a seperate oil thank then, If it doesn't does anyone know the part oil to part petrol ratio for the DT50sm? ____________________ Currently riding a 2000 RS125, ( I have a bike at last )
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I took the oil pump out of my bike a while back, its not really to much hassle to use premix. I just carry a little measuring bottle full of oil around under the seat. Pretty much any fairly new road legal bike will have a separate tank so you shouldn't need to use premix.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 22 years, 5 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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