If the wire came off then how come the spindle isn't touching the tire? I use to have a bigfoot, really fun. What size spindle is it? The size of it makes all the difference in the world on how it performs. Either way, GOOD DEAL.
The LH motor thats on it can be modified. If desired, a nitrous kit can be installed.
[QUOTE=blurred visions]If the wire came off then how come the spindle isn't touching the tire? I use to have a bigfoot, really fun. What size spindle is it? The size of it makes all the difference in the world on how it performs. Either way, GOOD DEAL.
Well if you know a goped scooter than you know that you have to push the engine up to push the scooter or to start it.
If I were you I would either get the G230RC motor or the new gsr motor. They fit the go peds and have mods that are available.Originally Posted by BlueLude94
lol, okay then, I dont know shit about go peds now do I? I only use to race them and build them. The point I'm trying to make here is that without that wire, the engine will spring back on to the tire. That might be a little hard to start it don't you think? Also, these bigfoot go peds shred the tire like no other. I had to change tires way too many times.
So the point you are making that this specific ones engine maybe hitting against the tire? I want to know cause I am making him an offer and dont want to pick up something that will suck. I dont know anything about these bigfoots.
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The spindle or engine hits the tire to make the scooter go, but when you start the scooter, you have to lift the engine up, otherwise it won't start.
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