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Have you done any ACR events ever? If I am able to do another practice day on thier track this year Ill contact you. There will be more bikes there will drum brakes than there are at the Etown practice track
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I just finished up this restore on a 1980 RM125. Note: yes the tank graphic is from a 1980 RM250....oh well.
I appreciated the comments about when you stand on the pegs, the shocks push your legs out....also your nuts ride on the tank...doesn't help the seat cover is like ice.
Had the original piston when I rebuilt top end.....
Overall a good bike. Have it for sale $1500. Exhaust has been painted since.
Curious how to improve the off idle power? seems to lag a little off idle and then all of a sudden a lot of power gets released.??
keep a finger on the clucth lever
It's been awhile since I've posted.....Added 16.5 Ohlins remote reservior Shocks, modified & rebuilt by Clark Jones of Noleen, acquired a DG Performance radial high compression head, and a Jemco RM factory spec pipe & silencer. Attempted to install a Keihin Flatslide pwk 34mm, but the floatbowl would not clear the cases, but I did find a little fix for the air Boot...Since the Keihin carb had a little shorter body, I installed a 1980/81 PE175 air boot, and found that it is about a 1/4 longer than the stock RM air boot and seals much better on the Mikuni VM34mm carburetor.. Just FYI.
I'm a bit late to the party here.
What do you think of the Jemco Pipe? Does anybody re-manufacture the DG heads or did you find a NOS one?
Cheers.
Pit Row
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