Review of an E-TON Beamer II Scooter

by Jerry
(Orlando, FL)




E-TON Beamer II Scooter Review: This is a 2005 2 stroke 49cc black scooter. I now have 5,000 plus miles on it. I like the manual choke. I had a problem with gas overflowing the carb. When it was sitting overnight, it had a puddle on the floor.

I installed a new float needle and seat and now all is well. It even idles better now. I removed the oil tank and plugged the oil hose to the oil gear a long time ago because I have little faith in the system. Now by mixing oil with the gas I have no doubt about the engine getting the proper lubrication.

This machine has been very reliable. I ride it most days short distances on the back roads. I have cut the d-r wire and put in a larger hs jet. but this did not do much. Top speed is 32. I ride it most of the time at 25.

I clean out the dust inside the tranny and check the belt. Had to replace the front disc pads - rears still look good. Nothing else to do but put gas/oil (50-1) in and go.




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Dec 28, 2011
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Bypassing the lubrication injection system NEW
by: jmacu812@aol.com

The article hit on what I wanted to know, that is the oil ratio to use, if bypassing the injection lubrication system (disabling). 50:1 sounds reasonable and is mentioned in the owner's manual for the break-in period.

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by: Kathi, Site Owner

Thanks for leaving the review, Jerry. Sounds like the E-TON Beamer II is a great little scoot! I wish you many years of fun and happy riding...

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