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Also had to check the cylinder on my other gyro to see if its going to be a parts gyro or if its worth running.

Its pretty straight forward as well.
Remove the exhaust bracket and cylinder cover
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Well here is how I got my fuel tank working so I don't have to use a fuel bottle...

Start by removing your seat and plastics
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Dont forget these two after you get the cover off
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That is a great idea just to grind off the teeth on the gear. I would prefer a blockoff plate for the clean look, but that would be functional. I have made a plate with just 1/8" steel, planed flat on some sandpaper and glass, gasketted, and some of my favorite brand sealer if I feel like it.

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First off, Glad there is a Honda Gyro friendly resource.
I will say I am more into 'Mopeds' and not scooters but could not resist the uniqueness of this little scooter.

I have 2 Gyros that need some general repair/upkeep and parts. Seemingly the part above the seat, and the carburetor cover seem to ...