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John.
Could you tell me where did you buy that splash guard please?
Thanks, Attila
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Congrats for your restore and build!
Any news since then?
I also changed linkage bearings
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I got the bike running for a while but after some test rides around the yard it suddenly lost spark. I tried with different spark plug and ignition coil with no luck. I think problem might be faulty stator coil.
At least the bike looks pretty...
I did some heat cycles for the engine and added hour meter to the bike today. The jetting need some fine tuning but other than that bike works great.
Pit Row
Front bracket 3D model
Rear bracket 3D model
Finished parts
I also found right size silicon hose from Ebay to seal the exhaust joint properly
Here are the new parts mounted to my bike
I still haven't been able sort out why the engine is running rough on full throttle. I don't if it is caused by jetting ATAC valve or something else. It's still winter here in Finland so I just have to wait for all the snow to melt before I can do more testing to sort out the problem
The spring has finally arrived here in Finland so I took the bike out for quick photoshoot
I have now tried various jets and needles and the bike is still cutting in full throttle. That had led me to suspect that running problems are caused by ATAC valve not closing or ignition coil. Ignition coil is only ignition part that I haven't replaced in the electrical system
I also got new ignition cover and missing chain adjust retainer trough eBay for the bike.
This is how she is looking today
I took her for a little test ride one week ago. I still have to work to do with jetting and squish clearance is way too big now so I need to set that right.
Once again thank you for the update. And you should be very proud of your build. Positive energy from Northern California.
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A thousand questions)))
what to do with open metal parts? (plating zinc, plating chrome, knitting needles, star, bolts) to avoid further corrosion ...
Aluminum Coating?
In general, a lot of questions, few answers)
There is not much experience))) But there is a great desire ....
Guys, share the links, who bought what for the bike) I will be very grateful)))
And yes, the bike is disassembled, I can take measurements, if someone helps, I will be glad)))
I also took the bike with me to Classic scramble event in Old Erkylä GP track at Hyvinkää. The event was super fun although at that point the bike wasn't running as goods as it's running now. The suspension is still too soft so I have to do something about that.
Piston was replaced with brand new VHM RS125 piston:
Stock reed petals where replaced with Boyesen ones:
Overly soft stock suspension was replaced with fully rebuilt Showa front forks from -88 CR250 and WP rear shock from -86 CR250:
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