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Jr 120's and jr 60

New Jr 60's and jr 120's are still available. with wheel kits.
Everyone was told that there were none left, but there are still some 120's available, so dont pay too much for a used one. But these are in short supply, and wont be cheap in the fall.
I only have a few primer kits left for the jr 60's, so let me know if you need one. It keeps the spring from breaking all of the time, and also gets the bike to start easily. Thus allowing you to get hurt riding, not starting the D@mn thing.
Ed
 
my 2 cents

dont be affraid to buy his primer kit...its worth wayyy more than he sells it for!!! i have it on my sixtee and it starts a million and a half time better and was a very simply install. 2 pulls and instant back yard rippin!!!
 
The primer is a simple fix, and it is also inexpensive. I am selling them for about what they cost me. I sold alot of jr 60's and contrary to what alot of know it all's say, It is a great bike for what it was built for. The biggest problems with the jr 60 is when us dads get on it and realize that it will push us just as fast as the kids, and well that is where the parts start to break. I have heard of many recoil springs breaking, but the primer seems to fix that as well. If you dont pull it over 45 to 50 times to get it starter (those that have one know what I mean) the spring never flexes enough to build up heat in an already weak point on the anchor, and does not get brittle, and break.
I have also put an external fuel tank vent in this primer, and that helps stop the fuel tank from building too much pressure, and shutting the engine down. The gas cap should not sound like a bottle of soda when you open it! There is a check valve in the top of the tank that lets air in to compensate for used fuel, but the same valve prevents air build up from escaping. A simple straight through line (or drill out the valve) can be used, and route a fuel hose up through the body, and down the fork (like a dirt bike) tube to vent the fuel tank.
There are a few new jr 60's left, and they are starting out less than I have seen used ones sell for. And they can be shipped anywhere in the world!
Ed
 
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