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Hello guys, unfortunately my Möppi fell over to the left side last week. Both turn signals and the clutch lever broke. I changed the clutch lever successfully, however, I have my difficulties with the turn signals. I got mini turn signals and the corresponding covers from one of the three big dealers, which is located in my place of residence. However, the latter do not fit, although this is on the packaging. Furthermore, I have my attempts, the V to remove clothing found that they were not only fixed with screws but also with plastic plugs (klips) and that some disguise clips were missing, even in places that were not affected by falling over (e.g. back right). I then interrupted the attempts to disassemble and assemble the turn signals. Didn’t want to destroy the existing clip. Now to my questions: Can you remove the clip without any interference? If no, you can remove them at the dealer o who buy from one of the three big ones? If it is not possible, did you fix the panel completely with screws? If you have provided your motorcycles with other (not original) indicators, how did you establish the connection between the Bordelectrik and the turn signals? I haven’t had the motorcycle for long and not much screwdriver experience yet. Thanks already for the help. Markus

Hello, it’s about my possible future baby. Brief history: MOtorrad went out again and again during the ride. In the workshop it was called tank full of rust and carburettor accordingly. Have let the tank rust and let the carburettor clean. After that it ran about 1 month. Now current status: motorcycle doesn’t even start any more. Complete battery charge consumed. of course I looked a little for what it might be. -Zündkerzen are dry -from all 4 swims I have a few questions now, since I don’t know about carburettor engines (always only had injections) 1. What could this be that the gasoline from the one carburettor is black? 2. If I put the gas tap on ON, and leave the drain screw of the float chamber open, the fuel would flow right through and down again. Can it be that the tank or possibly the petrol tap has not been cleaned properly and yet has led to the residual of rust or other contamination that the carburetors could be clogged? Sorry for the perhaps ridiculous sounding questions on my part, but I know myself with the matter (gassing) NULL from Thank you for your help and understanding. MfG David

Hello, do spring legs have such a stable stop that you can let the rear wheel hang freely during the trailer transport? Background: I plan a very short unbraked trailer, similar to the short hangers, which are offered especially for WoMos. The loading area is only about 70cm long. Can a motorcycle, in my case the 125 VanVan, with clamped front wheel and under the engine be mounted and freely hanging rear wheel long distances be transported, or do not make the spring legs with. The jacking is only intended for parking without the vibrations/slips during transport with a hard-springed trailer. Greetings Thorsten

I made my motorcycle driver’s license quite late. I have experienced and seen many accidents during these 2 years. I was really scared about the largely too fast driving style of my acquaintances, that I come to ponder now. My children are now only about 1 and 3 years old and I want to stay with you for a long time. I am also currently extremely important the development of my children and I want to absorb every free moment together with you. For me personally, the fun with the family is in the foreground, I have a bad conscience against my children on every tour. Accordingly, my motorcycle is currently more than it is moved. It is not good for working in the city either, because it is more like a 125 scooter. In my case, reason and passion collide with each other mentally. I am mentally quite torn back and forth here, whether it makes sense his hobby in d It’s time to let it rest and start again when it suits better. As so often I’m interested in experiences from similar situations. I’m going to put the Suzuki back in their garage soon, but I won’t sell it for the time being. Thank you for your attention.