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Muppet

Engine pivot pin for gear selection on wrong way around that can stop it selecting gear; and a ten mill head bolt used in the selector arm instead of the original nine mill; as it can catch on the casing that might also stop it selecting gear,

still a muppet

Muppet

R clips and pins instead of bolts would make it Quick release. Maybe?

Muppet

blank it off; call it the KISS principle; meaning keep it stupid simple; less to go wrong,
amals never had the most reliable powervalve,

muppet

Muppet

Used several makes non seem as good as original innocent or Spanish; take mine off old mag side engine casings; give Barry Turner; near the docks elesmere port; a ring and see if he will pull a couple of old decent ones out of one of the many casings he has; 150 and 125;

muppet

Muppet

i have a brand new unused variatronic to fit gp crank with cracked magnets; bought it like that and never noticed till I went to fit it.

Muppet

i think 118 is a very very small number i like big numbers like 125 128 130

Muppet

11.3-1

now thats a lovely little number, is the little sparky thing sat right in middle of the little aloy bit with fins on

If "YES"

then I think it wil be lovely.

Muppet

you could fit a sorted Suzuki 190 kit, using a Suzuki TS185 ERN piston with your choice of suitable barrel and a skimmed reprofiled head, cheap conversion that can give pleanty of speed with cheap rebuilds if needed. as pistons are cheap and pleantyfull usually less than Â£30 complete with rings. wi...

Muppet

Looks like mine when it ate a bigend bearing.

Might be detonation, but could just be a metal on metal sandwich.

Muppet

It's Physics Jim but not how we know it.

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