Honda Spree and Elite 50 Forums

NO. Problem with Spree is the 1 speed transmission. The pulley kit will likely make the bike slower. You need a bike with a variator so it can start in low gear and shift up. And for 55MPH operation you need a larger bike... a 150cc bike (or larger) would be a better starting point. My personal mini...

This sounds like classic idle jet blockage...

600K. Perhaps that should get published...

We host images locally, so we don't have the problem around image hosters that all of a sudden want money from you to see your own photos, or share them... entire posts on other forums that are worthless b/c photos are missing. Since photos are locally hosted, I limit the size that can be uploaded, ...

I sell carbon fiber version for the wider reeds. See links below.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Carbon-Fiber-R ... 2928234773

There was a guy on eBay selling full Spree decal sets including above for ~$50. Not there anymore I guess.

If you need to make 40-50 to get a minimum order just sell the rest here

These used to be on eBay. Not there anymore?

Looking good! I rebuilt an SE50 in about that rough of shape... came out great when finished.

On this forum every time someone starts talking about making a Spree run better someone says swap the engine. Many people don't want to swap the engine. Please stop that. Yeah, that's not going to happen; it's sort of where the board is. In meantime, I sell a Spree filter which is dual-density foam...

Don't soak foam in gear oil. Use a 10-30w or similar, or a foam filter oil. Note that if it's a Honda OEM filter it will be pre-oiled.

TotalRuckus shut down? That’s too bad

Heh. I'm still on vacation but now accepting orders... which will all go out Monday. Have a good weekend guys.

You want around 0.020" of running clearance, cold. Generally Honda built engines so that if you left out the head gasket (which is 0.20") you'll still have 0.20" running clearance... so with most combinations you'll be safe removing that amount. Direct measurements are always preferred to bench engi...