do 70cc athena sachs kits even exist in america seriously what is up!
does the 70cc athena kit exist?
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Haven't seen one in a long time. Its a shame because it was a good replacement for the stock top end at a similar price.
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i just baught one. Moped junkyard has them
Its a great kit. My ped does 45mph with it
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is it really 70cc? Whats the diameter of the piston?
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Are you sure your talking about the sachs kit. Because I don't see it on there site. All I see is a bunch of airsal kits for Puch and Tomos.
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same here i just checked and its not listed...i i shot them an email...if they have one in stock i need to get one as ive got my bike completely torn down right now and i want to get a kit on it before i put it back together and its kinda my only choice... no one has these things and it is really annoying, i wish i spoke german o i ould go to a german site and order one. wha wha
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Why not try some German web sites and find someone who speaks English to help you?
I did that when I needed parts for a Chinese motorcycle and with a Chinese girl's help I got a cylinder, pistons, and rings, along with a full set of engine gaskets for $80. including the shipping! <g>
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you dont need an interpreter to tell you the shipping and what your dollar does compared to the euro, you need a place to sit down lol
if you find one of these let me know id love one.
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I'm pretty sure it's not compatable but I got an athena 70cc kit for my puch from 1977 that might be a good place to look. call their 800 number and harass zack till he makes it happen. PS I love my kit
Re: does the 70cc athena kit exist?
Most Germans speak better English than we do, send them a note in English and you'll get a response. I've seen them on several German sites.
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