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Tore the bob down today. Heads go out Monday. Swap out cams on Wednesday. Wait 10-14 days for heads to come back. Stoked! I'm ready! Many thanks to Tweakin you rock!!
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I was planning on going 103cc 9.5:1 with a port job soon, but my bike is running so good with just the cams I'm not in any hurry to down it. That is a quick turn around on your heads. Happy Wrenchin!
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Local guy doing the heads. No shipping.
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No way you would ever get me to tear down my bike during riding season.
Sounds like it will run nice when done.
Sounds like it will run nice when done.
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Originally Posted by tweakin 
Nice work Don. My bike looks the same way in my garage. LOL.
Thanks Tige.
I should have mine back together and tuned by Friday, maybe I will head up your way.
Dang guys..... I feel all left out as my bike is back on the road today. Don those pics make the tear down look SO simple but I have to agree with the other post, that I cant tear my bike down on day 26 of sunshine!!!! I have some GREAT bug scars I will have to show ya when we meet again!
Well I know where to turn for help when the winter rolls around and I tear mine down as well.
Yeah plus two on the great bike **** Don.
Nice work Don. My bike looks the same way in my garage. LOL.
Thanks Tige.
I should have mine back together and tuned by Friday, maybe I will head up your way.
Well I know where to turn for help when the winter rolls around and I tear mine down as well.
Yeah plus two on the great bike **** Don.
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Tim, the tear down process is fairly basic. There's not much you can't do to these machines as long as you have a service manual and some patience. About 3.5-4 hrs start to finish. I figure 7-8 to assemble.