liquud for mini moto?

[k80m_paul]

stop talking balls!

use de ionised water only, tap bottled or any other water that has any mineral content will, in time calc up your cooling system.
you can find it in asda or any other super store or places like halfords.

do not put any coolant in it at all!!! if you spill any on track and it's reasonably likely you will, it's super slippy stuff and hard to clean up. other track users will not like it when they can't ride after you spill a a little coolant.

as for clutches 3 in two months!!!? either that bike was set up by a monkey or it had shit quality parts in it.
there are a few peole out there that you can get kevlar lined clutch shoes from, they are very hard wearing and will last longer than cheapy shoes. you want the clutch set up so it engages at around 8K revs, and all the shoes bed in evenly. it's not ahrd to do, you'll need a few basic tools and a rev couter.

minimotoscene is the website you really want for the best advice on these bikes

[KierenCrawford]

There's nothing wrong with tap water in a radiator what so ever, But if you plan to use it on a track them as said don't use coolant just to be safe for yourself and other track users, And yes the clutches where cheap I think about £4.99 each

[Adam #7]

Originally Posted by KierenCrawford

There's nothing wrong with tap water in a radiator what so ever, But if you plan to use it on a track them as said don't use coolant just to be safe for yourself and other track users, And yes the clutches where cheap I think about £4.99 each

You shouldnt use tap water as paul said

[pace140yx]

Originally Posted by KierenCrawford

There's nothing wrong with tap water in a radiator what so ever, But if you plan to use it on a track them as said don't use coolant just to be safe for yourself and other track users, And yes the clutches where cheap I think about £4.99 each

tap waters no good will you listen for once

[Adam #7]

Originally Posted by pace140yx

tap waters no good will you listen for once

Just let him go and put tap water in and see what happens.