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![]() Join Date: May 2024
Posts: 2
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Hi from CT
Just wanted to introduce myself. As profile name states I'm a girl with a 2021 wolf blaze scooter. Came here to find info on how to do maintenance, repairs, and general help for scooter. I have some working knowledge on engines & carbs but it's limited and I have no working knowledge on transmissions & their components. So I may ask when asking a question to dumb it down a bit for me
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#2 |
![]() Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: NY
Posts: 993
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Welcome to the forum, glad to have ya!
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#3 |
![]() Join Date: May 2017
Location: Norfolk, VA
Posts: 586
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Welcome! You Tube is your friend for visual learning. Actual hands on is better though, for me at least. Transmission work isn't that hard, I find performance tuning rather redundant as it takes time. Online forums (like this one) help in a pinch.
Keep us updated on your Wolf. I have 2 Wolf dealers in my area and neither one has anything bad to say about them. I had a small local scooter club in my area. We would have maintenance and/or tuning seminars, or "build parties" as they were known. Invite people over so they can see and do hands on work. I have a guy right now who wants to learn valve adjustment on his Binelli 50cc. Valves have to be at ambient temp to adjust them and it's his only transportation so I'm trying to figure out how to do that part. I just don't have time to sit around waiting for the scooter to cool down. |
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