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Nice. I'm not much into the smaller bikes but that one is sweet.

The black cube in the photo modulates flatulence output. And at least you got a Yambits sticker to aid in the happiness of this RZ journey that began in Michigan.

Seems like if it isn't fuel starving it has to be heat or something that breaks down with current (amp) load.

Ok, nice bikes as always. I'll try to remember the show for next year.

I don't know M in SC, but it's awesome to see him helping everyone out with advice and/or hands on work. God bless you sir. This has got to be the most useful forum I've ever participated in.

What think you guys of that price?

Holy crap that pipe is beautiful.

Have followed this one, awesome to see it come together. I no longer own an RZ (sold it to 2Steve), but the big bore/pipes/ignition combination seems a really solid dare I say dream build for an RZ.

Jeez. Truly a labor of love.

Really cool story. Have always loved Daytonas, never owned one but had several friends that did. Enjoy!

Crap, I didn't catch this one and missed out on it. I'm about 50 miles from Gilmore. Did you show anything there?

Yeah I guess broken ring is a long shot, seems a compression test should show it. It's just so strange that there's not an obvious thing with a carb, only so many avenues to pursue there.
If you were made of money I guess it would be time to buy a set of aftermarket carbs and ditch the originals with the conjugal relations linkage/bracketry and the pain they are to remove.

Man what a hassle. I hate to suggest this, but you don't have a broken piston ring on the left side or something like that do you? My 75 350 had a broken ring on one side and it ran, but it was always a bit off and I think that side kept fouling plugs. That's what I remember from 45 years ago...

Thanks, good to know. Will watch more closely next time I buy, or better yet get them from Economy.

Great picture and bike.