BLAZE 49cc Gas Scooter Part 2 - The Ride "Episode 1" 

And don't pull it all the way out or cord will snap

So does it shift ?

Mine started on the second pull !

Thanks Caleb! No prob. Be sure to check out tomorrow's video too!**SK**

Happy to hear that, appreciate the feedback. I have a good # of accessory videos for the scooter too you may be interested in. Good luck with ya scooter search.**SK**

Welcome! Be sure to Subscribe! I am bound to have a few more videos out on the scoot as the weather turns. **SK**

Thanks! For me not to bad because I've had a couple electric scooters so I'm use to them, but for sure I get the looks lol. It's a lot of fun though I enjoy it.**SK**

Yeah I had a 2 stroke back in the day and it was certainly faster by like 5 to 10 mph. Thanks for checking out the channel, be sure to Sub!**SK**

how was the website BLAZE when you bought it from there if you did how was the shipping "Fast"?

@Sean McKay They were faster than expected for both the scooter and speed kit.**SK**

@@SKLIFEstyle how long did it take to get to your house?

@Sean McKay I want to say a week and a half. Easily half the time I expected.

Nice! Those looked really cool and legit too. Little more than I was willing to spend at the time but I am sure worth the money. Especially with 30mph out the box. And a low gear for better speeds up hills I'd assume.**SK**

Thanks, next two videos should be out over the next two days. And then I have a few projects but I will have some upgrade videos to follow shortly as well. Thanks for watching, please Subscribe!**SK**

LMAO oh I'm sure it would do 45 haha..my friend has one on their go kart and we get over 35 I think. Maybe one day..**SK**

FYI the speed kit video will be out tomorrow. Thanks for watching. Please Subscribe!**SK**

@@SKLIFEstyle cant wait, definitely sub'd

@@SKLIFEstyle Is the video of the speed kit going up today?

@@ChrisHillASMR Tomorrow morning. Sorry, I did say today, but between vaca prep & this heat wave things have been taking longer to get done, not the video but other to do stuff, and my to do list has ballooned 😬 . But it will be out in the AM for sure!**SK**

Yeah, idk what they mean by that. Just regular motor Oil and gas in the tank. Little lube on the chain and your all set.**SK**

Should be a fill plug somewhere behind the smaller sprocket coming off of the gearbox. Add just enough to cover the gears but don't fill it completely...I just ordered mine yesterday & it's being shipped today so lmk if u still can't find it; I'll know a little more once I see it...I plan on completely submersing my chain in bar & chain oil b4 running it, too

just came in the mail today...(I ordered the 2-stroke, just fyi) it definitely has a fill plug on top & a drain plug on the bottom of the gearbox...mine had a phillips-head bolt up top but it wouldn't budge w/ a screwdriver so I still had to put a socket on it & ratchet...support the scooter in the center using a 5-gallon bucket or something so that both wheels are lifted off the ground & can spin freely...you can't see anything inside except for a gear similar to a crown wheel inside of a differential so in order to avoid overfilling I just kept adding little by little and spinning the back wheel; while shining a flashlight down into the fill hole until I could see a good amount of gear oil sticking to the gear that you can see spinning as the wheel spins...

I don't believe so. I am pretty good about keeping stuff like that, I know I just moved the manual it came with the other day, and I don't think it would have been part of that packet. In CT, if it is 50ccs or less, you don't have to register, and so it was never a concern for me. It is a lot of fun, I have a video with some clips of me using it for thr first time this year coming out in the next day. Also plan to do some off road videos with it as well so stay tuned and Subscribe! **SK**

​@@SKLIFEstyle immo take that damn scooter and sale it so I can stunt on these hoes out here

​@@SKLIFEstyle immo rob yo ass and you won't be so damn happy then mf I guarantee u

It's called "Speedometer". It a blue and teal digital number icon.

I feel like sitting above the engine makes it seem loud but if you hear it driving half way down the street it's like someone weedwacking. At least for me it's not bad..but I understand what you mean.

Not a bad idea

I'm not familiar with what that is.**SK**

@@SKLIFEstyle do RU-vid search of EUC (electric unicycle) Things are awesome to ride!!!

@@a.d.h.dn3d461 haha yea something like that would be a cool toy. I do like those one wheels too but kind of expensive. I just got like a top of the line hoverboard for Christmas, I'm sure I will do a couple videos on that soon. I'm actually going to shoot one or two accessory videos for the gas scooter today so those should be out soon. Be sure to Subscribe!**SK**

I did not. I just use 93 premium. It gets great mileage so you could probably get away with that and not break the bank. **SK**

@@SKLIFEstyle now they sell non ethanol at the gas stations, 93 it’s going to build carbon .. anyway thanks

I have a couple electric scooters already and just wanted something that made some sound, and reminded me of the one I had when I use to do a paper route as a kid. Thanks for watching, please Subscribe!**SK**

I can only say what I have done, which in the past, on vacation at a rental, I stored it indoors for a day or so during severe weather. Fumes will always be a concern. The fumes didn't pour out noticeably, but I can't say it would never possibly be an issue. It seems pretty well sealed. But I wouldn't keep it near any outlets or heaters, and you should still make sure there is good ventilation. Of course, it isn't adviseable to store any flamable liquid indoors, and it is dangerous. I would not advocate that you do it. But if you are going to, don't bring it in right after use, give it time for exhaust vapors to full escape and dissipate, and engine to cool down, keep very good ventilation, and again away from anything which may spark or cause ignition. FYI, they do make electric versions, which are just as powerful and even faster, that may be a way better option. Thanks for watching, and be sure to Subscribe! **SK**

I have a toggle switch so it won't start a you put a pad lock on the seat lock it to 🌲

Just winterized mine (a little late) yesterday. Sure did take it for a scoot around the block too 😆. Thanks for watching, be sure to subscribe and have a Happy New Year!

I'm sure there is. It's just a simple fuel & return line to the tank, though I've never attempted it. But it may also feel noticeable in the weight favoring one side than the other. Right now, it is pretty well distributed with the engine on one side and tank on the other, so you may want to keep that in mine when you set up how the new tank is positioned.

@@SKLIFEstyle if i do it and it comes out well I’ll post a how to and share. Thanks for sharing back with us all and ride safe.

Yeah it's a 4 cycle. It's pretty rugged...all metal...but I hear ya, some people can just be rough on things.**SK**

Yes, but I think if you are just dialing it in and it isn't way off to begin with then incremental adjustments of 2 turns will help you find that change you want. I screwed a few times one way and the other and it just seemed too much, and it's "sweet spot" is small so I feel like it's easy to skip by and just have low top speed or no take off depending which way you move it.**SK**

Okay thank you I was just wondering because I am thinking about buying it but I wanna get close to 30 mph without mods

@@jaredjones1944 you may need the two stroke if that is the case. But out the box 30mph, this may not be the scooter you are looking for.

@@SKLIFEstyle you dont have to hold it for 2 seconds my guy :) just go hell and dont break the pull start

When you say 2 or 3 turns do you mean from when the adjustment screw touches against the carb linkage? And is 1 turn a whole 360 degree? I want to get the most I can. Thanks for the great videos!

I have a hills test video you may want to check out. I do plan to do some videos with more off-road riding, too, as Spring rolls around. Be sure to Subscribe to check it out! That said, about my max on flat ground is like 28mph, typically like 24/26. It does well for light off road, but this 4 stroke won't do 35mph unless your going down hill. But it will take you up some pretty decent hills, gravel/pavement. To me it's a great scoot, but if speed is key then there are others which can do a bit better, albeit for more money too usually. Or you can get the 2 stroke, but idk if that will do 35 either, but certainly will do a few mph better on avg, but a lot noiser too.**SK**

I just got mine the other day and got 19 mph max. Tried to tweak the idle and loosen the chain a little, but it didn't seem to make a difference. I weigh about 190 lbs so maybe that's the issue. I was really hoping it would do at least mid 20's mph. I ordered the cold air intake filter so will see if that helps at all. Maybe I just need to lose a few pounds lol.

I think it's really going to matter on your state and local ordinances. Here, mine should technically be okay since it has signals and under 50cc.**SK**

No shifting involved. Fully automatic. Just twist the throttle and go. It doesn't take of very fast either so it's pretty easy to ride.**SK**

Lol, that would be nice..it would probably gain a few mph's too.**SK**

@@SKLIFEstylewhen I got my 4 stroke from blaze scooters they told me to add gear oil to the transmission

If you have the money I think it's worth it even for a fun toy..but as transportation it should be great too. I have only filled it up a few times with premium gas and even at these prices you won't be able to go above $2 to fill up. It does the 30+ miles per tank...so 120+ gallon is feasible. I like the scooter. Not complicated, not fancy but made well where it needs to be and then some. You can see I go over some reason why I went 4 stroke but it's reliable and easy to start, and while not a speed demon still a fun toy to keep around. I've done a good series so far all things Blaze scooter. Hope to see you Subscribe and check them out.**SK**

Hey. I think you meant electric or pullstart? This is a pull start. I wish it had a push button but it does not. It is extreme easy to pull start though, even after a long winter. Thanks for watching, please Subscribe!

@@SKLIFEstyle oh ahh okay get it

Yes, you can. There is a bolt underneath with a knob to unscrew. I lost mine, but it still sits very tight in the hole. Only if I lift the seat like you are trying to lift the whole scooter will it come out.**SK**

I have a few videos so you may want to check them all out..especially my speed kit mod, but out the box was like 22mph.**SK**

It gets like 120 mpg...yes, 120. About 30+ per tank and each tank is roughly 1/4 gallon. I have spent like $5 on gas lol. Premium gas btw. Be sure to Subscribe! **SK**

@@SKLIFEstyle , I will. I think these are better than electric great 👍 video!

It's considered a motorized scooter the California DMV has state defined rules luckily hunington beach ca has them posted as motorized scooters and almost every street has on road bike lanes just wear a helmet and carry a driver's license or a learners permit

all i hear is another reason why CA sucks@@user-kf6wc3it1p

Yes, mine is a 4 stroke. 2 strokes will usually smoke a bit more. If you have a 4 stroke and it is smoking I would check your oil level is right, make sure there are no leaks where fluids would be getting on the exhaust. Also check your idle is at a good point and the choke isn't being left on. Beyond that you may want to have a small engine repair person take a look. Anyone who works on say yard equipment could help.**SK**

I have a 2 stroke, so looks like it's normal and my friend says it's correct tuning I have it. Thank!

She also said, rides fast

When I first ride it, no smoke at all but that was during the day and I'm trying to get it to that level adjustment again but engine starts, then stops, so I turn the screw to the right a little and then it would start. Should I just leave it as it is after the engine starts running?

@@tanyahorncastle3197 yeah, if it doesn't want to start afterwards I would use the choke..rather than mess with idle. Glad to hear it's okay overall. #ScootLife

I think with a street tire, speed kit, correct air pressure, etc being under like 120 lbs yes. But just any adult, any set up, no probably more like 22 to 25 out the box. That's on the flats that is.**SK**

Depends where you are, technically where I am yes, but every city and town has its own rules on small gas powered vehicles.

I actually drive it on the road..I'm not sure if riding long term is allowed but I am almost certain it's OK to move to the side when on scooter to allow faster traffic to pass.**SK**

@@SKLIFEstyle cool. One more thing. How much did that cost you? Which brand is this

@@jx22283 It's a Blaze scooter, think it was about $600. Website is in the description of this video to check it out. Be sure to Subscribe as well!**SK**

Your actually supposed to ride them in the bike lane in my city...Never on the sidewalk & minors have to wear helmets...adults only need eye protection...if it does more than 25mph they consider it a moped & you'll have to register it & carry insurance on it(about 30 bucks a year give or take) but noone I know really pays attention to that rule...a cop would literally have to clock me going over 25 w/ a radar gun, write me a ticket, AND show up to my court date to prove it! These things can & will attract the attention of law enforcement though if they see you out & about riding on one so just be aware of that...👮‍♂️

Nice when you're passing by all the electric scooters

😂😂😂

Much more quite than the 2 stroke. Unless your on it within 20 ft from it, it's not that bad, but I hear ya. I think I get more looks for just being on a skinny little scooter with all these gadets doing like 20mph lol. Can def get electric with same power or more, and of course no noise. Blaze scooters actually have a few, same platform. If engine ever goes I will probably do the swap to the electric 1200watt motor.**SK**

You are right. I think I mentioned that in another one of my scooter videos...can't remember which one.**SK**

I might do one on the suspension, the other stuff probably not but you never know. Maybe I will do a specs deep dive episode at some point. I do plan to do a few accessories videos soon. I have had some of the videos for a while..just been busy. As well as a hill test on dirt and so forth. Hope to see you Sub!**SK**

That's cool, I have a feeling I would be impressed with their electric variant. Maybe one day I will do the EV swap. Thanks for the feedback, be sure to Subscribe!

@@SKLIFEstyle no doubt bro I might actually order a gas scooter like the one u got I didn't get one because I felt the police would bother me