CD70 Old-Model Kick Starter – Hard Chrome Finish

CD70 Old-Model Kick Starter – Hard Chrome Finish

The CD70 Old-Model Kick Starter is designed for owners of older 70cc motorcycles who prefer the traditional, shorter kick starter style. It features a hard chrome finish that gives the part a bright appearance and helps protect its surface against rust.

This kick starter fits all old-model 70cc motorcycles that use this traditional shorter design, whether manufactured by Honda or Chinese motorcycle manufacturers. The important distinction is the model design, not the motorcycle brand. Many newer 70cc motorcycles use a longer kick starter with a different design.

Key Features

• Traditional Old-Model Design: Shorter kick starter style used on older 70cc motorcycles.
• Wide Compatibility: Suitable for old-model Honda and Chinese 70cc bikes that use this design.
• Hard Chrome Finish: Provides a shiny appearance and helps protect the surface against rust.
• Replacement Part: Suitable for replacing a worn, loose, or slipping kick starter.
• Practical Choice: Ideal for riders who prefer to retain the traditional kick starter style on their older motorcycle.

Old-Model vs New-Model Kick Starter

The main difference between the old-model and new-model kick starter is the design and length.

The old-model kick starter is shorter, while many newer 70cc motorcycles use a longer version. A longer kick starter can provide greater leverage, allowing the rider to apply starting force more comfortably. The traditional shorter design remains popular among owners of older motorcycles who prefer to keep the original style.

Before ordering, compare the design of your existing kick starter with the product shown on this page, especially if your motorcycle has been modified.

Why Is a Good-Quality Kick Starter Important?

The kick starter is a frequently used motorcycle component. A low-quality or worn kick starter may begin slipping or become loose during use. If the problem is ignored, it can contribute to wear or damage to the kick starter spindle, potentially increasing repair costs.

If your kick starter slips, feels loose, or does not engage properly, have it inspected by a motorcycle mechanic. Replacing a worn part promptly may help prevent further damage to related components.

Avoid Welding a Damaged Kick Starter

Welding a damaged kick starter is not recommended as a permanent repair. The heat generated during welding near the spindle assembly may damage the kick starter oil seal and can lead to oil leakage. A welded joint may also make future maintenance more difficult because the weld may need to be removed before the affected components can be serviced.

For a more practical repair, have the kick starter and spindle inspected by a qualified mechanic and replace the damaged part when necessary.

Installation and Maintenance Tips

• Confirm that your motorcycle uses the traditional shorter, old-model kick starter.
• This design is suitable for old-model Honda and Chinese 70cc motorcycles that use the same fitting.
• Check the kick starter spindle and fitting area for wear before installation.
• If the replacement does not fit correctly or slips during use, ask a motorcycle mechanic to inspect the fitting and related components.
• Do not continue using a loose or slipping kick starter.
• Avoid makeshift welding repairs that may complicate future maintenance.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does this kick starter fit both Honda and Chinese 70cc bikes?

Yes. It is suitable for all old-model 70cc motorcycles, including Honda and Chinese bikes, that use the traditional shorter kick starter design.

2. Will it fit newer 70cc motorcycles?

Newer models commonly use a longer kick starter. Check your existing kick starter design before ordering to make sure you select the correct style.

3. Is this the short or long kick starter?

This is the traditional shorter, old-model kick starter. It is different from the longer style commonly used on many newer 70cc motorcycles.

4. What is the benefit of the hard chrome finish?

The hard chrome finish gives the part a bright, polished appearance and helps protect its surface against rust.

5. Why should I replace a kick starter that slips?

A slipping or loose kick starter may cause additional wear to the spindle and related components. Timely inspection and replacement may help avoid more expensive repairs.

6. Should I weld a damaged kick starter?

Welding is not recommended as a permanent solution. Heat may damage the nearby oil seal, and the weld can make later repairs more difficult. Have the part inspected and replace it when necessary.

Order CD70 Old-Model Kick Starter Online in Pakistan

Buy the CD70 Old-Model Kick Starter from A Plus Bike Spare Parts, located on McLeod Road, Lahore. We supply motorcycle spare parts with delivery available across Pakistan.

Payment Options: Cash on Delivery (COD) is available across Pakistan, subject to courier service availability.

Important: This product is for the traditional shorter, old-model kick starter design. Please check your existing part before placing your order.