Yager gt 200i

[InfernoST]

Where would be the best place to get a service manual for the bike?

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Quote from: disccop75 on Today at 04:07:54 AM
Where would be the best place to get a service manual for the bike?


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..maybe you're not such a traitor after all..  ..

..props inferno!

[disccop75]

Inferno,

You are the man!!  Thank you.

[InfernoST]

Quote from: disccop75 on Today at 04:07:54 AM
Where would be the best place to get a service manual for the bike?


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..maybe you're not such a traitor after all..  ..

..props inferno!

[InfernoST]

Inferno,

You are the man!!  Thank you.

No problem.

[Yager200i]

Where would be the best place to get a service manual for the bike?

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Hi, InfernoST.
Just got my Yager GT 200i two days ago. Haven't ridden it yet, because I'm recovering from foot surgery (walked so much at work that I broke off the sesamoid bone under the big toe joint, had to have it removed), but I want to do as much maintenance as possible on it.

I gained experience fixing scooters on a cruddy Tank Urban Racer 150 DE, which despite having many, MANY problems (mirror mount fatigued and fell off, rear brake disc was warped from the factory, brakes squeaked even when not applied, it chewed through belts even though driven gently, wouldn't even kick start if the battery was even a bit low (and the alarm drained the battery in about 12 hours), lights burned out quickly, blinkers only worked intermittently, front fork downtube had a bad weld and moved when front brakes were applied, it came from the factory with no bolt holding the bottom of the motor to the frame, etc., etc., etc.), I was able to coax almost 10,000 miles out of it before the engine developed electrical problems and I'd had enough.

So, can you forward me the link to buy the service manual for the Yager GT 200I? Thank you.

Anybody want to buy a gently used 2007 Tank Urban Racer 150 DE? Eh, I didn't think so...

[TechGuy]

Sounds like you have a "Tank Shaped" anchor.

Based on your story about the scoot, I have wondered how many people bought new/better scoots after owning a china-scoot?  I know one gal locally that finally gave up on her china-scoot and bought a new SYM scoot. She was tired of hauling it in the back of pick-ups and getting stranded on the side of the road.

[Yager200i]

The 'final straw' in my case was when I was tooling along a 4-lane street (speed limit 45 mph, but everyone does 55-60), in the left hand lane. The ONLY good thing about that scooter is that it was only a 150cc, but it'd do 60 mph pretty easily.

The engine faltered, then picked back up again, then just died outright. Everything went dead, actually. No brake light, no emergency blinkers, no headlight, no nothing. (Strangely, after it'd cooled down a bit, it started right back up like nothing had happened.)

So, I'm stuck in the leftmost lane, next to the median, and have to figure out a way to get through all those lanes of fast traffic pushing a scooter, to get to the sidewalk. Great fun. Good thing I was only about a mile from home. I once had to push the damned thing 7 miles!