Winter Project
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Ok, engine parts starting to come in. Got the clutch from JP Cycles for $347 which is a steal if you have ever priced them.
Engine case wrinkled black, 4 1/4 pistons, cylinders have fresh bore and fresh wrinkle coat that is drying, heads/carb are done and on the way to Ohio from Florida. Should be busy for a while and purchased a Harbor Frieght bike lift to help with the aging process, nothing fancy but gets the job done.
Engine case wrinkled black, 4 1/4 pistons, cylinders have fresh bore and fresh wrinkle coat that is drying, heads/carb are done and on the way to Ohio from Florida. Should be busy for a while and purchased a Harbor Frieght bike lift to help with the aging process, nothing fancy but gets the job done.
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Ok, engine parts starting to come in. Got the clutch from JP Cycles for $347 which is a steal if you have ever priced them.
Engine case wrinkled black, 4 1/4 pistons, cylinders have fresh bore and fresh wrinkle coat that is drying, heads/carb are done and on the way to Ohio from Florida. Should be busy for a while and purchased a Harbor Frieght bike lift to help with the aging process, nothing fancy but gets the job done.
Engine case wrinkled black, 4 1/4 pistons, cylinders have fresh bore and fresh wrinkle coat that is drying, heads/carb are done and on the way to Ohio from Florida. Should be busy for a while and purchased a Harbor Frieght bike lift to help with the aging process, nothing fancy but gets the job done.
All that is the 127 you just bought right?
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DAMN !!!!!!!!!!!!
So you are going for a rear tire that lasts about 200 miles and a front tire that lasts 100k miles?
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If it carries the front end with a Cadillac and my doughnut eatin carcass on it will be some expensive Viagra but always wanted a big engine, life is too short to keep saying "someday"
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I couldn't agree more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Will have this for sale
Read this part & if your like me, I can't stand the S&S carb cover so I got one of these set -ups.
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/401-994#!
It flows a lot of air & I"m going to a Wood's cv carb in the next couple of weeks & will need to get rid of this set-up. Carb, also. If your interested, I can make ya a good deal on the ac set-up. Just another option.
Ride Safe,
Harold