Any idea why my scooter belt won't pull my wheel when on the ground?

by Austin Christian
(Appalachia,Virginia,USA)

My scooter belt broke, and I changed it. It is the right size now, but it won't pull. When it's on its stand, the wheel will spin, but on the ground it won't.


I thought it might be water in the tank so I emptied it and put some clean gas treatment in with my gas and that wasn't the problem. I just don't know. The type of my scooter is mc-02-50b.

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Sep 07, 2015
49cc peace sports scooter NEW
by: cliff

Changed my drive belt on my 49 cc peace sports scooter.when on stand tire moves with no problem..as soon as i take it of stand to test drive it dont want to move.i give it gas and nothen.can u help

Oct 02, 2010
Cuts off when off center stand
by: Terry

I'm having that same problem, but I made sure the rollers were in right. Can you explain about the clutch? Because I'm pretty sure that it's not an old one.

Sep 23, 2010
I had the same problem
by: Anonymous

It's the rollers on the front pulley where your belt goes. You said your belt broke... when they break, it sometimes throws out the rollers. If it's not that, then it's the clutch.

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