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Hello Everyone, My name is Seth. New to the site. Decided to join after reading how to repair my Riding Lawnmower which I appreciated the the clear answers I found on this site. So here is my question. A couple of years ago I build for my Son a small motorcycle. I took a small electric motorcycle and added a 22cc scooter/ 2 stroke engine. I don't really know anything specific regarding brand about the engine as I pieced this together as I came across parts. It has disc brakes for front/ back with single lever (cable) that works each caliper simultaneously. Gas is operated by thumb control from a small 4-wheeler. The rig ran great for a couple of season then last year it began to give me trouble. It wdid not want to idle no matter how much adjustment I attempted. When the scooter runs it does OK if you just let it idle/ very light pressure to throttle and it will move along slowly but as soon as you add throttle it begins to die. If I jack it up and keep the back wheel off the ground I can get it nearly to full throttle then it just dies. No amount of "feathering" of the throttle will keep it going. I have taken the car apart and cleaned it. I changed the gas and made sure I was working with a fresh tank. I am stumped as to what is going on and why I can't get it back to full operation. This little machine would run like a demon....It has 10 inch tires (top to bottom) and with me would hit 35mph (maybe faster if I would have had more road). My son really want this thing running again and so Do I but I have spent countless hours trying to fix the problem and cannot. I would appreciate any help or ideas very much. Thanks for the help Seth