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380 GT RamAir did it for me. Would NOT go around corners.
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380 GT RamAir did it for me. Would NOT go around corners.
The KH 750 H2 that I did a few years back was "interesting" to ride, not modern sports bike handling lol!.
I have riden recent bikes with north of 240bhp but they are only as fast as your right hand, and I treat them as I would like others to treat my vehicles.
I have riden recent bikes with north of 240bhp but they are only as fast as your right hand, and I treat them as I would like others to treat my vehicles.
foy9999
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Nice work. I'm hoping to do the same on some small Yamaha twins I have (AS3/RD125/CS3E).
In the manuals Yamaha show the cranks are separated using clamps bolted round each pair of crank-webs and then the clamp things are pushed apart with bolts (threaded in one clamp).
I thought I'd struck gold when browsing Ebay the other day as someone listed the tool to do this job (with no pictures) for £50(ish)
I bought it straight away then the seller sent me some pics and it's just a tube I'm getting. Bit like the one in your first picture
In the manuals Yamaha show the cranks are separated using clamps bolted round each pair of crank-webs and then the clamp things are pushed apart with bolts (threaded in one clamp).
I thought I'd struck gold when browsing Ebay the other day as someone listed the tool to do this job (with no pictures) for £50(ish)
I bought it straight away then the seller sent me some pics and it's just a tube I'm getting. Bit like the one in your first picture
arther dailey
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a friend of mine ,richard p, bought the 55o triple suzuki new , with insurance money from a prang on his cb 250 , he went for a spin out in the new forest, my brother on pillion, apperently they were capable of more than the speed limit , he then pootled into new milton , bike started swaying so he slowed and pulled in, as my brother hopped off...ping ping ping ..severeal spokes broke on the back wheel and it collapsed ! had to be recovered , they were lucky lucky lucky that day.
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And Bugatti type 35 etc.
As does my Suzuki 225 V6 outboard I believe. Last of the 2 strokes. 2.7L. Twin spark with oil injection.
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Custom Hayabusa bike gets wild upgrade with 225 HP V6 engine
Jim Meggat's ambitious custom Hayabusa swaps out the original engine for a powerful 2-stroke V6 from a Suzuki DT225 outboard motor.
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