How do I end up getting so lucky 😅 #yardsale #lucky #find #motorcycle #dirtbike #story #fix #easy

I was driving when I thought I seen what looked like a yard sale. Turns out it was a guy that buys and sells tools from liquidation pallets. So he had a bunch of random things on the floor. And at first I wasn't going to buy anything until I asked about a tire pressure gauge and he said to take it for free. So now I felt like I had to buy something.

And the only thing I could think of was to I asked about it, he said a hundred bucks. So I went to go look at it and dude, that thing was freaking complete. Even when I tried to start it, it sounded like it wanted to turn over. So I knew it would be an easy fix if I took it home. Well, I ended up bringing it out

to get more information from him. And he said his son brought dirt bike, I asked how much for the pressure washer next to him and we agreed on $200 for both. So after loading the mub, I made it back home but stopped at the parts store first because I wanted to see if I could make a run with just the tune up. The first thing I did was check if it was getting fuel. It did have a strong flow so I didn't think anything of it, at least that's what I thought at the I wonder if I change out the fluid. So I drained all the transmission fluid out and poured in a new bottle but when I tried to fill in the engine oil I realized it didn't have a tank. Usually these bikes have an oil reservoir tank right in front of

the steering wheel that mixes the oil with the gas on its own but since this one didn't have one that meant that someone in the past must have converted it to a pre-mixed fuel system. And if that were the case, it's very possible that the sun didn't know that and filled the tank with normal gas and that's exactly what happened because nothing but old regular gas was coming out. So after taking out as much as I can, I poured in some 32 to 1 mixed fuel and when I tried to start it, it took a couple kicks to get it running but eventually it fired up and stayed running.

stayed running. Like dude, I seriously can't believe how easy this bike was to fix.