A moped, like any other technique, breaks down over time. And then the owner of the vehicle is faced with a choice: buy a new vehicle or repair the old one. It all depends on the nature and extent of the breakdown. If they are insignificant, then it makes sense to make repairs on your own.
Necessary
Keys, screwdrivers, awl, vise, hammer and pliers
Instructions
Step 1
Inspect your faulty moped and determine which parts need replacement or repair. New ones are best ordered from a workshop or a specialized store. Do not skimp on details - they will pay for themselves many times in the future, moreover, your safety on the road depends on their quality. Invite a more experienced friend to help you with the repair.
Step 2
First, wash and dry your moped thoroughly. Dismantle items that will interfere with the repair process. If the damaged parts are small, then it makes sense to take them to the table - this way it will be much more convenient for you to deal with them.
Step 3
When detaching individual elements of the moped, remember their sequence. Do not forget that in the end the entire structure will have to be reassembled. Rinse the dismantled parts in gasoline or wipe with a cloth soaked in it. Start disassembling with the front wheels, dust cover and struts. Inspect even the smallest elements that may well affect the performance of the moped.
Step 4
If the part is heavily rusted or has visible defects - chips, bends, dents, replace it without hesitation. It won't last long. After you have carefully inspected everything and removed the damaged parts, carefully lubricate each part.
Step 5
Reassemble the structure in the reverse order, replace the old parts with new ones. Try not to forget even the smallest details - they are no less important than the same wheels and steering wheel. It is better not to extend the repair for a long time, if possible, do everything in a day or two. Otherwise, it is easy to forget something or to lose small details.