Thread: New Project

So the LQ4 may have taken a back burner for good. My son is getting more and more into riding his small (50cc) quad, so for his birthday I bought him a 90 that needs a little work. So far I have replaced the starter relay, the kick start lever and coming early next week are a new brake light/shift interlock sensor, new throttle control unit and a new ignition with keys. I still need to buy an inline fuse holder and fuse and solder that in. Solder the coil ground wire a little better and figure out why I am getting no spark. It's been fun working on it and I may sell the LQ4 + goodies for a quad for myself. That is still up in the air. Here are a few pics of what I am dealing with:

a little tlc and your golden there, one happy kid too. now you get to sell the 50 off to a younger up and coming enthusiast.

Originally Posted by Below Average Joe

I may sell the LQ4 + goodies for a quad for myself.

Dibbs on the goodies?

Anyhow... The chinese 110's I got for my boys have been a great investment. Hours of outdoor fun, plus I get to teach them basic maintenance and mechanics. In fact, we'll probably be taking them out this weekend.

Originally Posted by Scottydoggs

a little tlc and your golden there, one happy kid too. now you get to sell the 50 off to a younger up and coming enthusiast.

Nope. Keeping the 50. I have 2 younger kids that will learn on that. Perfect starter bike.

Originally Posted by BrandonHall10

Dibbs on the goodies?

Anyhow... The chinese 110's I got for my boys have been a great investment. Hours of outdoor fun, plus I get to teach them basic maintenance and mechanics. In fact, we'll probably be taking them out this weekend.

If I decide to split. You will be 1st in line. Not sure what year your 6.0 is, but if its a gen3 motor I have head studs and trickflow hardened pushrods.

Originally Posted by Below Average Joe

Nope. Keeping the 50. I have 2 younger kids that will learn on that. Perfect starter bike.

nothing wrong with hand me down quads, the younger one's have been eyeing it for some time already i bet lol

Yes they have. That bike is circa 1984, so it's been handed down a time or 2.

Originally Posted by Below Average Joe

Yes they have. That bike is circa 1984, so it's been handed down a time or 2.

those are better cause you can actually tune the carb. new engines all have sealed carbs. kinda sucks really.