Motor-Up does it work? has anybody used it / knows a lot about it?

**marty** · 18th June 2006, 19:29

oooh mark you chinese bike fixer-upperer you. it's a wonder girls aren't crawling over (your) broken motorbikes to have your babies

**imdying** · 18th June 2006, 20:04

Originally Posted by markauckland

and i'd like to see you find anybody else who can unbox unsteel crate and fully assemble a kids quad bike in no more than 20 minutes

Hahahahahahahaha... now that's something to be proud of

**inlinefour** · 18th June 2006, 20:10

Originally Posted by imdying

Hahahahahahahaha... now that's something to be proud of

Marks a legend in his own mind...

**Titanium** · 18th June 2006, 20:22

Go out to the garage........ uh.....
Pack your bike in a large box......... yup.......
Address it to Kawasaki Heavy Industries...... .......

Then mail it to them.......

BEACAUSE you are to farken stupid to own a motorbike.......

No, on second thoughts......

I reckon 5 bottles of MOTORUP fill fix your problem...... but you need to drain all the oil before you put it in...... then rev the bike at full revs in Neutral until you let all the smoke out of the motor....... . Once the smoke has gone from your motor ........ it will be all OK.

**skidMark** · 18th June 2006, 20:46

i knew i shouldve paid you to keep your mouth shut lazy 7

**skidMark** · 18th June 2006, 20:47

Originally Posted by Titanium

Go out to the garage........ uh.....
Pack your bike in a large box......... yup.......
Address it to Kawasaki Heavy Industries...... .......

Then mail it to them.......

BEACAUSE you are to farken stupid to own a motorbike.......

No, on second thoughts......

I reckon 5 bottles of MOTORUP fill fix your problem...... but you need to drain all the oil before you put it in...... then rev the bike at full revs in Neutral until you let all the smoke out of the motor....... . Once the smoke has gone from your motor ........ it will be all OK.

geez man that was ummm hilarious

**Madness** · 18th June 2006, 20:58

I once poured a bottle of Rocol Moly oil additive into the motor of an old f**ked Hillman Hunter. Worked a treat. I think these additives have their place, or at least did 20 years ago.

**Madness** · 18th June 2006, 20:59

Originally Posted by markauckland

ask me about a chinese bike wiring loom and i can tell you exactly what every single wire does...

Conduct electricity??

Originally Posted by markauckland

and i'd like to see you find anybody else who can unbox unsteel crate and fully assemble a kids quad bike in no more than 20 minutes

Don't let the labour department read that, or the consumer's association.

Originally Posted by markauckland

after working every day in the chinese bike industry for over a year i think i'm an expert....

This is obvious.

**skidMark** · 18th June 2006, 21:01

geez i better change the gearing on this fishing rod all this reeling in is making my arm tired...

**imdying** · 18th June 2006, 21:20

Originally Posted by markauckland

geez i better change the gearing on this fishing rod all this reeling in is making my arm tired...

So now you're saying you know nothing about Chinese bikes, but you're an expert mechanic.... as opposed to someone who knows a lot about Chinese bikes, but nothing about being a mechanic?

**Timber020** · 18th June 2006, 22:35

Most of those oil additive products just have an extra boost of things that you find in ordinary oil. Its not good to put them in a healthy engine in the same way that adding any more flour doesnt make a cake better.