Shelby-Right
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It was my dad's, it's got 26,000 on the clock, they are very light to ride, because that motor is so low.We've had it for 30+ years. CheersThat's in superb condition!
It was my dad's, it's got 26,000 on the clock, they are very light to ride, because that motor is so low.We've had it for 30+ years. CheersThat's in superb condition!
RT, when did that damage happen in your garage? Was it hurricane Sandy? It appears the homes across the street are newer and rebuilt. Probably with the utilities on the second floor. A buddy in Ventnor got hit with 6' of water on the ground floor.Commando and stable mates seeking refuge as the waters rise … life at the seashore.
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Pretty much tired of this Mother Nature crap …
Yes , that was Sandy . The detached garage is still at the same elevation but I lifted the house after Sandy .RT, when did that damage happen in your garage? Was it hurricane Sandy? It appears the homes across the street are newer and rebuilt. Probably with the utilities on the second floor. A buddy in Ventnor got hit with 6' of water on the ground floor.
Please explain this better. Do you mean out of their slots or what?Both pistons had rings that had migrated on their own so that the compression rings were very out of their correct placements .
Do you mean the gaps were not where you placed them? That's normal as the rings can rotate.Both pistons had rings that had migrated on their own so that the compression rings were very out of their correct placements . Why would that happen ?
The cam lobes look fine , I'm trying to get the bottom end out of the bike now , held back by the top cradle bolt which is taking all the weight of it . I'll find some wood tomorrow , all on the street work .?????How is the cam??????
And here i complain because I don't have room for a lift! At least I have a lockable garage!The cam lobes look fine , I'm trying to get the bottom end out of the bike now , held back by the top cradle bolt which is taking all the weight of it . I'll find some wood tomorrow , all on the street work .
Good for her!Took my Mum for a ride - she's a really good pillion actually. Excellent for someone who's nearly 94.
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I may have mentioned it before - her engagement ring was a Norton Dominator (500) as they couldn't afford a bike and a ring.Good for her!
What is the factory spec?Adjusted the spring head steady on my 1975 MK3 to factory specs. Quite a noticeable difference in vibs below 3000 rpm.
Thanks Les. As the spring constant will be variable, including with time, I think I'll stick with my empirical method.