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Part # 44603-NN4-J10
Cannot find sizes of the spoke.
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Dear riders,
I've recently broken 6 or 7 spokes on the front wheel on my Montesa 4rt 260 (not Repsol). The pic is attached.
Some peaces of spokes still are in the nuts.
Could somebody recommend me which spokes of other enduro or MX bikes are suitable to replace? Actually, here in Russia we have a lot of spare parts for enduro and mx bikes, but not for trials. If I order the spokes from overseas it would take more then month to wait. Also we have a GasGas dealer in Moscow, may be their spokes and nuts can be mounted instead of original ones?
Thanks
Andrey
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Ian, i've been riding on the bike about 3-4 hours after have installed racing options, and the bike worked fine. It seems there is another problem like injector, pump, regulator or the same.
'Guys', I am already used to kick it during last 2 months, it sometimes started after the first or second kick, without the throttle.
Just now the engineer phoned me and said that the problem was with the plug. He heated it and the bike works now. The reason could be when I started the bike in the first time with the fuel and 2 percent oil mix which i had after using 2T Sherco. So, Montesa reaffirmed its quality!
Thank you!
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Hi guys!
I'am looking for any advices about almost new 4rt 260 montesa regarding what should I check to determine the reason when the engine cannon start after kicks or downhill on the 4th gear.
2 days ago i've removed all the restrictions following the manual except the chain and wheel's sprocket. Today I've been riding for almost 3 hours nonstop in our local forest. Suddenly the engine stops while riding on the 4th gear. I tried to kick - no results. Tried to kick with full throttle, then without - no result. Tried to roll down a hill and off the clutch on 4th - the engine doesn't want to start. I checked fuel and disconnected stop button too. Fuel level was about 1 lt. Compression seems as always good. There are no any visual troubles, liquid leaks, broken wires. Tomorrow will be an appointment in a common motorcycle service, they don't know precisely this bike. Hence, it is better to ask the community about any weak spots of the bike.
What should we check at first? What can be broken? Obviously, we will check the spark and plug.
Could you recommend me what can I check further? Thanks!
Andrey
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Hi guys!
I've recently removed all the mechanic restrictors as it described in "Kit Full Power Cota 4RT 260 (YM14-Eng).pdf"
I would notice the bike breath with full lungs now! The sound became deep, harder. It seems the engine revs are about 8-9000. There is much more power then before.
A one relay is on the road lamp assembly, this relay needs to be connected directly to the electrical chain, coz the fan is related of it. There is no info about this relay in the document.
I've demounted o a alot of wires regarding back lamp assembly, speed sensor, break lever sensors.
Thank you for help! Now I am very happy with my new Montesa!
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Thanks, Bernhard, i've downloaded these files!
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Thank you, guys, for appreciate help, i gonna do all your recommendations!
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Hi guys!
I've recently assembled my new Montesa 4rt 260 2014 at home in Russia. In base it has road exhaust pipe, i guess, with the catalyst inside and narrow end of the pipe. Now i have not replaced it with a wide pipe (it is in the package) yet, and it seems that the engine revs up a bit slow and achieves seems about 3500-4000 rpm with open throttle on N gear. I guess this engine should up to 10 000 rpm. That's why the bike rides a bit gently.
What should i do if i need make the engine spins better? May be it is related with electrical issues?
And I've mounted a sport front light instead of road one. Where can i get a 12V connector?
Sorry for my english in advance:)) Will appreciate your advices
Andrey
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First of all, thank you for evaluating my English. I faced with several difficulties studying it in my 30th. Your mark gives me the 'spark' to get better.
Regarding my needs (to get a wee bit disassembled bike, or it is better to say 10 bolts unscrewed), I asked the seller just to divide the front part, it means to demount it but remain in an original box. It doesn't need to unpack the bike or get it out of the package. For example, look at the picture attached, when the seller of my former Sherco did it for 50 pounds without any objections. I am sincerely sure it takes 10-15 minutes.
I can agree that the dealers don't include these jobs in price. I would recommend to do it. Any job should be paid. That could expand dealer's range of service, that means to be more competitive and gather more clients.
In case of having any arguments receiving the same kind of bike, the seller is rather protected. He can easily prove that the customer asked him to do it (show the letters and dialogs).
Thank you again!
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Your idea is brilliant. Today we have just one GasGas dealer in Moscos who works sometimes improperly, who doesn't care about having spare parts in stock, who sells the 'gray' bikes but rather expensive at the same time.
My own help to our local riders is just reveal where they can get the bikes, which way is the shortest and affordable, which dealer we can trust. Unfortunately, I live abroad the most part of each year, and fully busy managing my businesses in the IT sphere.
Thanks anyway.
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I love the smell of a 2T engine from the times I was 10 and drove and maintained carts. But today smog causes eye sore, because our city's environment consists of pollution only.
Now an e-bike gives absolutely different feelings, no doubt, and that is a challenge to save how a gas trials bike propels us.
I would be happy to take part in any development process of e-bikes, that is my honest dream, especially when my IT job becomes boring.
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This topic is really cool and valuable.
In my opinion, there is just one clear future for trials bikes - fully electric drive. We often ride where are a lot of people around, in crowdy places, among skaters, in parks and etc. So, we obviously crave to be rather silent and exclude pollution. Moreover, electric mechanisms have a lot of simple things to be applied. For example - energy recuperation while braking. It hardly can exclude brake systems, but could help to stop effectively. I am not so familiar to these e-motors, but know we can create an opposite force just changing polarity.
Recently I have discovered e-bikes. The solutions employed there are quite cheap, not complex enough. I see the future in this idea.
What else. When the bike is moving passively stopping, the energy goes to heat. Do we need excessive heat? Yep, in winter. But we can collect the energy and reverse it into light or electo back. We can gather energy even from the front wheel. We can transfer motor's heat to the batteries which love it in cold conditions.
Yes, e-motors are still not so powerful and the range of riding is relatively short.
Some ideas for e-bikes.
1) include small motors into the wheels' hub in addition to the main motor (regeneration, braking, front wheel drive)
2) full in the frame' tubes with batteries
3) use two main motors (may be more power and reliability)
4) use the clutch mechanism as we used to use
5) add flywheel (to simulate gas engines)
6) use motors which have more energy efficiency
7) use 2-3 gearbox OR even CTV
Electric things are less complicated, more modern. Today we know about Tesla Motors. Here in Russia you can drive a Tesla car at least 300 km and then fully recharge the battery for $2.5. So, e-tech bikes will be more beneficial.
Regarding braking thru the motor's shaft and the chain, it hardly can afford to ignore the rear brake system, because it will perform not so rapidly. All the ideas you have suggested above are linked to complexity and weight.
I guess that your ideas hardly will be realised, because the market is the biggest obstacle. All manufacturers will force their old technologies while we buy their bikes.
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Dear Guy,
I just told that Mr Christian had to behave another way.
1) Say more precisely and earlier that he can sell just whole not opened box
2) Say more politely without negative emotions
3) If he didn't do it, he should sell the bike as I wish, because I - his client - spend many hours in order to do this deal.
You are right regarding a Montesa dealer here. Russia is quite different country, there people or very rich or very poor, and our moto-sphere actually somewhere amid our needs. Who can afford to by a bike - they do it the same way as me. Fortunately, I foresee that this future is not so far when the demand of new bikes is growing (not sure about grammar). You can trust my opinion, coz I've organized and manage the most prominent and huge enduro club in Russia (1200 unique visitors per day).
Regarding 15 honda dealers whom I have written. This types of dealers (I know, because we have the same) perform another job on the market. No one of them don't sell trials bikes; just MX, enduro, road bikes and scooters. Representatives who receive emails have a lot of standard duties, and my inquiry is out of their duties. Their dealership is enclosed by local regions. So, they are not even interested to reply when I wrote in English.
Another slight difference between Russian style and European is that we are used to reply on each request, we don't ignore an email. You are right.
Thank you for your wish, I hope it will be during the next week.
I found the best and easiest way to bring the bikes to our country. When I find the dealer who can do it - our moto community can order the bikes and develop this brilliant sport here in the biggest country of the world.
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Dear thats_a_five,
First af all, thank you for some advices and corrections.
I have been studying English for a bit less then 2 years, that's why my vocabulary is rather cheap there.
1) "problems" ... and the same words. That is the seller's problem, because he answered 'no' one conversation earlier. This word 'cut my ears' as yours.
2) my carrier can move the bike over the border just apart. The duty for whole bike is about 40-50 percents (including russian VAT). No one doesn't want to buy a bike which costs 8000 euro instead of 5300 because the seller refused to unscrew 8-10 bolts.
The seller cannot face with a legal problem because I suggested him to send the bike in one of 2 destinations: UK or Finland.
3) No, I asked to make a choice between UK and Finland
4) this line used to show that I realise his thoughts in advance, just as part of polite
5) that means I haven't grasped that this deal could be so complicated (because of his blurred negative answers). The seller was informed that I need the bike where some bolts are unscrewed IN THE FIRST letter. He could say 'no' but he did some steps to sell the whole bike.
Yep, he can IMAGINE some problems and be afraid of them. But it means he is not professional enough. I didn't asked him to deliver to russia directly. So, for him it is an ordinary deal. He can spent 10 minutes to unscrew some bolts and 10 minutes to phone the carrier and ship out the bike. No more risks.
Anyway, even I wrote the letter a bit wide and included some frank information and politeness, no one seller shouldn't afford to kick a client out on the same manner. It doesn't matter what I'm saying or writing. I am the 'client'. People like me give profit.
He should give an apology to each potential client if he is not able to serve it.
His word "Lissen..." - that is nightmare!
"I made so many quotation" - he made just ONE (but he made a discount)
"My condition is clear and I will not move anymore" - it seems I beg him to make a present to me))
I am a businessman too, I have 150 permanent clients and have been governed 2 business for 9 years, there are 150 employees in my company. And eventually I receive this caddish reply on my letter trying to buy a bike (a toy).
I just want to give a warning that this person can waste somebody's time. I cannot say what is further if you prepay him.
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There could be other issues to discuss but the owner just suddenly cancelled our deal explaining that he spent so much time to make enquires to me. I was ready to get the bike as is in original box in Finland, and i wrote to him about it as one of three options.
there is my previous letter to him
Really there are no any risks for him, just for me when I prepay the bike and delivery.
Believe me, some my friends have always ordered bikes from Europe. Last year I know there were about 15 deals within my friend's circle just in my city.
There were no any problems or argues. Hence, I hardly can summorize that there could be problems with the buyers.
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Yesterday mr Christian declined our deal. He motivated the cancellation that he is disappointed because I sent to him about 5 emails asking to separate the bike in order to move it over the border to Russia. He didn't agree to demount the front part of a bike and send it to my Finnish address just with 6-8 bolts unscrewed IN ONE ORIGINAL PACKAGE or in TWO BOXES as he is able. His last reply was full of negative and anger. I was confused how a seller can say these words to a customer. His style is absolutely different form even russian businessmen.
Hi Andrey
Lissen, please, don't pay the bike, we stop the deal!
I waist my time, I made so many quotation for UK, for Finland, in 2 boxes, in 1 box, by Paypal, by visa and now back for 2 boxes........ Please!
My condition is clear and I will not move anymore.
Please, take into consideration that my first email included all essential needs to demount the front part and the rear wheel. Our negotiation has taken just 3-4 days. He really sent me just ONE invoice and ONE picture of a closed box.
He didn't reply to me with the price to deliver 2 boxes. Delivery cost to my UK and finnish addresses were the same. So, his last reply was empty for me, he just revealed his poor own view to me.
I explained to him that my friends in UK and Finland cannot move whole package, they have to divide the box and they cannot use special tools. All I needed was to unscrew some bolts within original box. For me it would take just 15-20 minutes.
Regarding the payment, he refused to withdraw money from my MasterCard. In Russia we use these cards anywhere, we almost doesn't use cash since 2010. He forced me to make the payment directly to his account. This method and Paypal means to pay +5-6 percent more then Mastercard. I cannot find any reason to be cheated in case i pay thru cards.
His prices are not the best and his conversation style is cheap. If i were the seller, i would cover all customer requirements
Hence, I cannot recommend this company and the owner to deal with.
This person eventually has declined all prospective deals with the vast russian market. There are so many riders are obsessed with trials bikes in Russia, but anyway he has broken the link to us. I am sincerely sure that he has lost a lot.
Anyway, there are a lot of montesa's dealers over Europe. I will post additional information when complete the next deal with another seller.
I realise that that is not so easy to sell a bike directly to Russia, but it is really easy to sell to EU countries as I wanted.
Finally, I feel bad when a seller do not want to serve a client. Hence, I conclude that this company and this particular person don't do an appropriate job.
This opinion is my own and I grasp all things related to the deal. Please, post your own ideas how can we work with an international trials dealers. I desire the times when we will more opened to each other.
Actually my family lives in AU, NZ and Canada, and I have never met this style of trading.
Another thing which slightly confused me was that nobody of the dealers located in Spain and Italy didn't answered me when i sent about 15 emails to them in english.
Thanks!
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Hi guys!
Thinking to order and deliver a Montesa in CD Project (Belgium). Cannot find any positive/negative reviews in the net. Has anybody ever purchased anything from them? their web site www(dot)zonetrial(dot)com.
Christian Deltombe, the owner, seems rather professional, polite and respectful.
Anyway, I will appreciate any opinions and/or reviews about this company. Thanks!
and happy new year!
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Thank you, guys, for your advices! There are a lot to be done better. However, the rack is not for sale, just for my own enjoyment. I hope, somebody will make the same rack considering more small things as you wrote within the topic. Now the rack doesn't have any problems and i transport the bike on it almost every day. The car is also feels perfect. Thank you!
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I realise my rack is not ideal. But it was made quickly and works perfect as a result. It has to be painted asap.
I designed it feeling the forces, which can be applied, by the ends of my fingers. I finished Samara State Aerospace University (rocket engines) and got 4 of 5 score on the material resistance course. It was very difficult and comprehensive course when about 30% of our group have been expelled. I hope whole expirience i got in there helped me to achieve great results constructing this rack.
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precisely!
yes, the towbar has 70 kg down force limit but it is only to the ball which has been demounted. The base uses 8mm metall.
I will do it later. However, i prefer to find flat roads which we also have here
Some additional photos:
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billyt, my system is ready to absorb the fluctuatings. It is not so solid and hard. There are no rubber inside but the system of arms and metal's features are slightly movable. Your (common) solution is much better but more massive at the same time. Aluminium costs a wee bit more then steel and here it seems impossible to find an aluminium tube or plate on the local market.
My solution easily works adding my own upon the bike which stands on the place.
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billyt, thanks!
Some photos of the Russian directions:
I agree that if i had used the base for the bike's wheels it would have presented more damping. But we have to realize that the same long and massive construction adds +35kg vertical weight to convey to a tow bar. And it is hardly possible to be putted in a car if it nessesary (we have just a small 1-serie BMW but not a framed 4x4).
I think that my rack can not damage the engine because the vehicle has its own damping system which absorbs a lot of wave energy. Only time will help to determine whether my solution is perfect or foo )
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HI guys! I am happy to share my own expirence of designing the rack in order to move a trial bike out a city on a small car like BMW 116i.
I bought the standard tow bar (250$) and have mounted it (30$), bought some raw steel such as angle 30mm*3mm, plate 3mm, square tube 30*60*3mm, square tube 30*30*3mm and something else i needed i found in my garage (plus 100$).
Then i've welded this construction previously calculating and evaluating its safety and reliability.
Finally, i mount this item on the tow bar. It's slightly hard to load the bike on but it is possible to do by myself (bike weight is 69 kg). I fix the bike by the heavy cable and the buckle. Also i fix the bike's pegs with 10cm bolts into the rack's stell angles.
It seems that bike is much longer then the width of the car. However, it is just 10 cm longer then the gabarit.
I was testing it for 3 weeks and it really works awesome. There are no problems. I drove the car up to 140 km/h. You know that here in Russia a lack of flat roads (we say there are no roads just directions, it is true). Mostly i have to limit the speed down to 10-20 km/h on holes.
I would honestly recommend this bike rack if you don't have enough place on the car park to stand a trailer. I save up to 100$ a month on parking.
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copemech, SS543AT and SS511AT are magnet sensors which used in the hall sensor on Sherco 2011. We just opened the stator and these small sensors were placed on the plate.
Even the 511 is not a unipolar sensor, it is suitable anyway.
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