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This guide is for owners of Drifter Gokarts with 160cc and 200cc engines who need to understand their steering wheel levers. The key benefit is a comprehensive overview of your steering wheel levers. A potential caveat is that this guide focuses specifically on the steering wheel levers and does not cover other aspects of the Gokart.
| Model Part Number | 21267 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PetrolScooter |
These levers are designed for Drifter Gokarts with 160cc and 200cc engines.
The handlebar hole diameter is 22mm (0.87 inches) when closed.
The length of the brake lever is 86mm (3.39 inches).
Yes, this set includes a cable adjuster and contains two pieces, providing all necessary components.
Attach the brake and throttle levers to the handlebar. Use the cable adjuster to fine-tune the cable tension for optimal braking and throttle response.
Regularly inspect the levers for damage and wear. Clean them with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Adjust the cable tension using the cable adjuster. Check the brake cable for damage if the problem persists.
Adjust the cable tension using the cable adjuster. If the issue persists, check the brake cable for damage or wear.
Check the throttle cable connection and adjust the cable tension. Ensure the throttle cable is not obstructed.
To set up your levers, first ensure your Gokart is a Drifter model with either a 160cc or 200cc engine. The handlebar hole must be 22mm (0.87 inches). Carefully attach the brake and throttle levers to the handlebar, ensuring they are securely fastened. Use the cable adjuster to fine-tune the cable tension for optimal braking and throttle response. Regularly inspect the levers for any signs of damage or wear. Clean the levers with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.
