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#91
Haus of Projects / Re: RD350 forever project
Last post by RDnuTZ - May 12, 2024, 10:38:55 AM
bike looks great! What mods were done to the pipes? Cut off the stock enclosed silencers and add exposed stingers + carbon fiber cans?
#92
Show Off / Re: New to the Herd
Last post by RDnuTZ - May 12, 2024, 10:33:41 AM
I had a 200 electric exactly like that around 1978. Same color, condition. I basically just did maintenance on it and replaced battery. Think I paid $100.00 for it. Owner said it had sat for years (indoors) and they just wanted it gone. It replaced a 1969 125 twin Scrambler I rescued out of a shed. These had the chrome up pipes and bulbous tank with the rubber kneed pads. That 1 also only required basic maintenance and clean-up to run. Think I paid $50.00 for that one around 1975- as I was still in high school, and hand built some rolled cone chambers with internal baffles as my semester project in meatal shop. Used JT-1 60cc specs to make the pipes and welded them onto the existing chrome headers. It was all top end and sounded like a can of angry bumblebees :burnout: Funniest memory on that 1 was I actually got a ticket for speeding, following too close, and unsafe lane change after weaving around a couple people clogging both lanes coming out of a red traffic light  :vroom:  A cop was back aways and made his own illegal maneuvers trying to light me up. He actually was never close enough to me to see any of what he wrote up, but decided I HAD to be speeding to pass those couple cars- but I never passed the speed limit the whole time. I went to court to explain that and the judge blew me off and I had to pay a fine  :bang:
#93
Turning Wrenches / Help with my left cylinder
Last post by RDDave - May 11, 2024, 07:55:08 PM
Stock RD350; The left cylinder consistently runs about 40* cooler than the right. The left cylinder's plug is a little oily and the end of the pipe is oily, too. The right is not oily. The left kills plugs, too. Both cylinders have about 90lbs compression. I've checked them several times and several different ways just to be sure. Points are .013 and timing is 1.80-1.85. Everything seems the same, but clearly something is going on with the left cylinder. The bike starts and runs good so I don't know what else to check. I know the compression is a little low, but again, the thing starts first or second kick every time. Could this be a lower ring problem on that left cylinder? Any help on this would be appreciated. Thanks!
#94
Show Off / Re: New to the Herd
Last post by dgorms - May 11, 2024, 05:24:05 PM
Very nice!
#95
Haus of Projects / Re: RD350 forever project
Last post by 2 Smoker - May 11, 2024, 02:56:12 PM
I like your modified DG Chambers, very sweet lookin :thumbs:
#96
Show Off / Re: 1977 RD400E restoration
Last post by Perattzi - May 11, 2024, 01:13:38 PM
🤩 I love the model years with the little plastic tail section. Perfect blend of 70's and upcoming 80's styling. 👏
#97
Show Off / New to the Herd
Last post by 2 Smoker - May 11, 2024, 12:01:25 PM
CS5 200
Original except 2nd over yami pistons, fuel petcock valve with 7000 miles......no rust in tank.
More pics to come

#98
General Chatter / Re: Brad New 1979 Honda CT90, ...
Last post by BlueR32 - May 11, 2024, 11:32:02 AM
Quote from: m in sc on May 11, 2024, 08:58:30 AMbring a trailer listing.
Agreed....those mini bikes and the like are going for crazy money on BaT
#99
General Chatter / Re: Brad New 1979 Honda CT90, ...
Last post by Brad-Man - May 11, 2024, 09:20:16 AM
Foist it off on the girlfriend of somebody h doesn't like...
#100
General Chatter / Re: Brad New 1979 Honda CT90, ...
Last post by m in sc - May 11, 2024, 08:58:30 AM
bring a trailer listing.