How to break in a Scooter 

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Congratulations on your new Ice Bear Hawk Eye 150cc scooter! Here are three tips to help you get started and keep your scooter in great shape: Break-In Period: As tough as it might be, sticking to the recommended break-in period is crucial. Keeping your speed under 25mph for the first 300-500 miles allows the engine parts to wear in properly, ensuring better performance and longevity. Gradually increase your speed as you rack up the miles. Oil Changes: Regular oil changes are vital for your scooter's health. Change the engine oil after the first 300 miles and then every 1,000 miles or as per the manufacturer’s recommendation. This will keep the engine running smoothly. Gear Oil Maintenance: Changing the gear oil is important too. On most 150cc scooters, the gear oil drain plug is located on the rear lower side of the engine, near the wheel. Look for a bolt or plug at the bottom or lower side of the transmission case. Make sure to replace the gear oil every 2,000 miles or as recommended. You can consult the scooter’s manual for precise details. Enjoy your new ride and safe travels! If you need more detailed assistance, feel free to ask.

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Nicee thank you for watching my video ah ah ah my scooter is my only transportation and little by little I learn how to fix upgrade and replace parts on my scooter and one day I decide to share on RU-vid everything that I learn by living with my gy6 150cc and I was sure that someone in the world was experiencing the same problems that I had with my scooter and at the end I find out that doing that I was Able to help many people and that made me very happy 😃

@@VirberelloScooterTips Just discovered you last week, thanks for sharing your knowledge! I'm planning on buying a 125cc Boom 4 speed mini motorcycle soon, wanted a 150cc scooter but don't want to have to pay the state or an insurance payment to operate it lol.

Hello yes if you install a big bore you need to do a break in process

@@VirberelloScooterTips thanks for the reply !! I certainly will along with a transmission oil change

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No you don’t need to do any fuel treatment just make sure to fill up the tank we the best quality fuel you can find . Thank you for watching my video

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For a Gy6 model fly wing FW motorcycle, it's crucial to use the right type of oil to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the engine. Here's a breakdown of your options: 4T 10W-30 Motorcycle Oil: This is the ideal option as it is specifically formulated for motorcycles. It provides the necessary lubrication and protection for motorcycle engines, including the Gy6 model fly wing FW. If you can find this oil, it's the best choice. 10W-30 Car Oil: While car oil can work in a pinch, it's not specifically designed for motorcycle engines. Motorcycle engines have different requirements, such as dealing with higher RPMs and transmission lubrication. Car oil may not provide adequate protection under these conditions. 10W-40 Motorcycle Oil: If you can't find 10W-30 motorcycle oil, 10W-40 motorcycle oil is an acceptable alternative. It's a slightly thicker oil which may be suitable for cooler weather conditions. Synthetic Blend Motorcycle Oil: Synthetic blend motorcycle oil can offer enhanced performance and protection compared to conventional oils. If you're considering synthetic blend oil, it should still be within the recommended viscosity range for your motorcycle. Ford Transmission Oil: Ford transmission oil is not suitable for motorcycle engines. Using the wrong type of oil can lead to poor engine performance and potentially damage your motorcycle. Given that you mentioned cool weather conditions, a 10W-40 motorcycle oil or a synthetic blend within the appropriate viscosity range would be suitable options if you can't find 10W-30 non-synthetic oil. However, if possible, try to source the recommended 4T 10W-30 motorcycle oil for optimal performance and engine protection.

​@@VirberelloScooterTipsThank you for answering me excellent, you are a good person. I found the oil that you recommend, Castrol GTX 10w-30 oil. I am reading the information and it does not say that it is for a motorcycle. Should I buy it or not? I also looked for motorcicle oil 10w-30 in the stores near me but I can't find 10:30 neither synthetic nor non-synthetic only 10:40 I will check online, Sorry, the transmission oil also has to say that it is for a motorcycle, it is different from auto transmission oil

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Hello my friend to break in a 50 cc the best roller weights are 8 G those will help you to keep down the rpm

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@@VirberelloScooterTips thanks alott I'll try that.

Hello my friend synthetic is not bad but is not the best choose a mineral motor oil for the first 500 miles them switch to a synthetic

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@@VirberelloScooterTips I also own a brand new scooter and a new matt black Triumph Bonneville T120. But scooters are so much fun, Sir. I like your channel. Cheers NZ.

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Hello sometimes that can be corrosion on connections. Thank you for watching my video

@@VirberelloScooterTips No corrosion everything is brand New

@@tiburon2781 Ok so if everything is all new your scooter should be fine

@@VirberelloScooterTips It is not fine that is why I was asking for help

@@tiburon2781 Lol. Find a local motorcycle or atv dealer/repair shop for help, this man cannot solve all the worlds scooter issues through reading comments lol.

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Hello my friend yes for the first 300 to 500 miles the best will be to have a mineral NOT synthetic oil 10-30w after 500 miles the best is a 10 - 40w full synthetic . Thank you for watching my video

Hello my friend that could be the battery or the starter solenoid or the starter motor one of the 3 is not working . Thank you for watching my video

I had that happen on my older XMax. I bought a new battery.

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