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#1
Quote from: 85RZwade on October 07, 2026, 06:47:45 PMWhat's the riding experience like?

It's excellent, in my opinion. All the positive aspects of an earlier RD just more refined.
#2
Quote from: RDnuTZ on October 07, 2026, 08:30:03 PMwas that a Chinese cylinder kit? And why wasn't the tang removed from piston skirt? I thought that is basically standard procedure these days.

Yep, it was. The other cylinder was fine, and I know of at least two other bikes running those kits that have had zero problems, so ... ??? I'm betting we just missed it on assembly. As for the tang, it's smoothed inward to ensure it couldn't catch on the port but complete removal is always an option too.
#3
Quote from: m in sc on October 07, 2026, 04:05:52 PMyeah one of us did that. not sure who but was def an install fail.


It was Deron, tho.

It WAS Deron!
#4
Oh, yeah! That's sweet.
#5
Show Off / New to me 1982 RD350LC (4Y3 Canadian model)
October 07, 2026, 03:43:05 PM
I've coveted this bike for YEARS now. I remember seeing one at a show in Hendersonville, NC several years back and have been keeping an eye out for one ever since. A guy I know from the annual Deal's Gap rally agreed to let me take custody of his last week. Shout out to m in sc for helping to get us connected. Isn't she pretty?!?!?
#6
In case you've ever wondered what might happen if a piston pin circlip works its way out, I can tell you it's not pretty. We installed this top end around 3 years ago. It probably has around 300 miles on it as a guess. Not sure if the clip was faulty or if it wasn't completely seated in the piston, but either way ... boom!
#7
Show Off / Re: ar 80 and ls2 in the mts
September 25, 2026, 04:49:32 PM
Excellent trip overall! I think we only had to wave one person past us on the little bikes.
#8
Quote from: Twill864 on May 11, 2026, 11:18:41 AMI own a factory suzuki  Hop Up Pipe for this bike.... It needs  a new home!

I'd say there's a good chance we can work something out there.  :toot:

Shoot me a PM and let's see what we can do to give that pipe a home.
#9
That's pretty awesome.  :afro:
#10
Show Off / Re: When it's finally above 50 degrees ...
February 09, 2026, 06:25:55 PM
It is! I picked it up from a seller in Iowa about 8 years ago.
#11
Show Off / When it's finally above 50 degrees ...
February 09, 2026, 02:37:12 PM
... and you need to go to the bank - why not go in the most badass way possible?

AR80 represent!
#12
Quote from: rdsarefun on January 24, 2026, 04:49:50 AMSo I have alot of mechanical parts, carbs, reeds and intakes, rebuilt crank, factory airbox with Uni filter, rotor and stators, brake rotors, exhaust plus much more (tip of iceberg) that I have not even got to, all stored in boxes in my garage and shed.  All details are on FB marketplace or I could reach out to anyone thru PM.  Thanks

Just sent you a PM about the crank.
#13
I've only ever seen one 2-stroke Tecumseh motor and that was on a lawnmower 35 years ago. This thing looks fun.
#14
Micro Muscle: Under 100cc's / Re: The Go-Fer Comes Home!
December 06, 2025, 09:32:05 PM
Quote from: Evans Ward on December 05, 2025, 12:41:50 PMNice!  :clap:  That nice idle/ tick over once y'all got her running is testament to the wrenching ability of the men working on it!, :righteous:  By chance, did that purchase come out of Griffin GA? I watched that listing for weeks and wondered why no one jumped on it!  :umm: These don't pop up very often.. Enjoy!  :metal:  :thumbs:

Thanks, Evans! It absolutely is the one from Griffin. My brother and I drove down and back to grab it two weeks ago.
#15
Turning Wrenches / Re: replacing a 58 year old air filter
December 03, 2025, 07:56:14 PM
I have a pretty baller old AF air filter, too. No camel hair but plenty of mouse excrement.  :shocked: