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Quannon / Re: Buying a used Quannon 150
« on: July 15, 2018, 04:10:30 PM »I am going to look at a second hand Quannon 150 this weekend. Looking for some advice on what to look for and if this might be the right bike for me.Well it's too bad your not closer I have a 2010 kymco 150cc less then 3000 miles , a couple very minor cosmetic issues but I'm selling mine for $1000 now. And it's mechanically sound and doing well
First off I am a bigger guy 6ft and about 220lbs (working on getting that number down further). I grew up on dirt bikes but never had a street bike. My friend and I took a class and received our motorcycle endorsements recently. He went out and bought a brand new machine then proceeded to dump it. I figured I would get something affordable, I can ride around town and to work, and pile drive into a curb a few times with no heart break. The plan is to buy something now and trade it in/sell it at the end of next summer for a Honda XR650 or CRF250L.
The bike, its a craigslist find, 2010 with 12k miles, a busted mirror, and described as running great but needs a new carb to run perfect "only $65 on eBay so dont worry" $800 cash
Common issues I should look for?
Is sourcing a replacement carb difficult, are they difficult to rebuild?
I am not totally inept and if the parts are available have no qualms rebuilding a carb, replacing fuel lines, changing spark plugs. I am concerned with rebuilding shocks and finding someone that will touch the brakes (I can do it, just have made it a habit on all cars and bikes to have it done professionally). We do have a scooter store in town that sources Kymco. I haven't stopped by and talked to their people yet.
Thank you all! I am looking forward to potentially joining the Kymco family.
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