hey. i bought an old Pocket Bike and its still running but the problem im having is when it was sold to me, all the wires were disconnected leaving me to put it back together. i have no idea what im doing. is there any online instructions on how you do it? the wires that were disconnected were the tachometer, signal lights and other stuff. please help if yoou can.

Ask in the motorcycle section, this is for bicycles.

I have a 63 cc engine from a Pocket Bike and i wanna put in on a bike mabe or a moped. Does anyone now how to?

Relatively stright forward getting these engines out but your problem will be mounting it in the bike or moped. If you are putting in a push-bike you can take the pedals off mount the engine there and use the sproket to turn the existing chain which will probably need to be shortened.

Alternatively you could replace the sproket with a bmx peg and mount the engine over the back wheel with the bmx peg firmly pushing down on the back tire giving it drive. You could mount the engine to a peice of ply wood which you can bolt to the bike frame.

Pretty much the same thing for a scooter. Get a decent scooter and do the same or you could replce theengine on an existing petrol scooter

my cat eye Pocket Bike`s turn signals are not blinking and all they do is go beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep no matter how long you keep it on. its supposed to go beep beep beep. i know its not the light bulb or any bad connections .

You need a new flasher unit.

We are being given a Pocket Bike /Mini Bike by a friend moving out of state… I have no earthly idea how to ride one but I am determined to learn pretty fast! Hopefully without eating asphalt too much!

Any techniques to learn the easiest?

Sounds like fun!
Here are a couple of sites with tips:
A how-to video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMmwXmXQbH4
http://www.popularmechanics.com/outdoors/recreation/off-road/1278186
The legal side of it:
http://injury.findlaw.com/personal-injury/personal-injury-a-z/pocket-bikes.html

So easy a 4 year old can do it!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmVL16XjKag

Finally my pocket bike is here! Here is an unboxing video. I will have a pocket bike riding video later. Plz rate, comment, and subscribe. For cool Pocket Bikes go to http://www.usapocketbikes.com/

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This Pocket Bike takes a rechargeable 12V battery, can I plug the bike directly into the wall outlet using a 12V battery charger so that the bike pulls power directly out of the wall? Just to test if my battery is the cause of the bike not starting? If not, how would I check If the original battery is bad? I don’t have any special instruments that would help me tell.

hook the battery charger up to the +- terminals, thatll do you.the guage on the charger should read atleast 2 amps.if it reads none, replace the battery.

This Pocket Bike takes a rechargeable 12V battery, can I plug the bike directly into the wall outlet using a 12V battery charger so that the bike pulls power directly out of the wall? Just to test if my battery is the cause of the bike not starting? If not, how would I check If the original battery is bad? I don’t have any special instruments that would help me tell.

hook the battery charger up to the +- terminals, thatll do you.the guage on the charger should read atleast 2 amps.if it reads none, replace the battery.

Rev up your child’s engine with this Razor pocket rocket. The scaled-down motor bike features variable speeds of up to 15 mph, a chain-driven motor for quiet operation, and large 10″” pneumatic tires for a smooth ride. Includes a chain guard, pit stand and tools, and box frame. Minimal assembly

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Rev up your child’s engine with this Razor pocket rocket. The scaled-down motor bike features variable speeds of up to 15 mph, a chain-driven motor for quiet operation, and large 10″” pneumatic tires for a smooth ride. Includes a chain guard, pit stand and tools, and box frame. Minimal assembly

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Pocket bikes were first popularized in Europe as specialized racing motorbikes. In 2004, Razor’s Pocket Rocket revved-up the trend across the U.S., inviting thrill seekers to enjoy the ride. Featured in TIME and Sports Illustrated for Kids, the Pocket Rocket is an electric powered replica of a real

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