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Looking for fork inner tubes, or complete forks for honda mc19-20.
Well, thanks for everyone's help, after a few days of compression testing, carbies off x 5 times, believe it or not, i only needed to blow out the...
So i've put the carbs back on, looks like there a tiny bit of fuel getting through on open throttle, but not enough to fire the cylinder at idle,...
I've got about 175 psi on the rear, and around 160 on the front cylinder (problem carb). Manual says 185psi, considering it's done 60k surely...
Testing today will update once completed.
Absolutely dirt cheap, blows my mind they can manufacture these for such a low cost. It's certainly tempting considering a pro rebuild of the...
I've pulled the carbs again and going to soak all day. The jets look perfect, the only thing Incan think of is a blockage in one of the routes...
Wow I've really hijacked this thread :D.. anyhow, next problem is the front carb is not atomising fuel at all. I've pulled the carbs 3 times and...
I'm going to see if I can frankenstein old needles from car dash and epoxy them on. I don't want to pay big bucks to have it replaced, nor do I...
Bad earth traced to the battery box, previous owner had a painted washer installed. No ground there! Next up, trying to remove a broken tacho...
Removing the coolant temp sensor resets the temp gauge back to cold, looks like a dodgy sensor. The only other quirk i need to work out is: There...
The loom is all stock, nothing tampered visually that I can see, has been garaged for the past 7 years, so I suspect some corrosion somewhere,...
I wonder if you can help with my other spada issues, this one is a shed find with all sorts of quirks. Tacho almost works in reverse and when I...
I cant believe it! these three bolts were loose, tighted up and good as gold. How strange not to have them locktite in the first place. Now onto...
Hey mate, where exactly are the "starter clutch bolts" i have a super loud death rattle at idle and low rpm, sounds like the bottom end, but it...
