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Pretty much got the engine built just need do some finishing touches on it and order couple of other bits I used high quality bearings and seals and all genuine Yamaha gaskets including the head gasket.
Bore was in good condition I used a 68mm wosner piston To replace the old one
Thinking of putting it on the frame with no oil all in as I’m thinking of setting the clutch up all In one go once the clutch perch and cable is installed with the clutch having 3 places to to adjust it
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@mhbikesnbits looking real nice mate this going to be a quality build. I'm liking the black powder coat on all the engine parts. 68mm piston you say, would that be 200cc? Or even I'm thinking 200cc oversize?
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@mhbikesnbits looking real nice mate this going to be a quality build. I'm liking the black powder coat on all the engine parts. 68mm piston you say, would that be 200cc? Or even I'm thinking 200cc oversize?
@markus-w cheers pal I hope it’s going to look quality the money I’ve spent so far
, it is a 200 e engine yes unsure what the stock size from the factory is tbh or if it’s been bored out or anything -
It was only an old Audi 90 10v that I went OCD on. I put a gas flowed head on it with a fat cam and lowered it. Some horrible little crackhead weighted it in when I got made homeless and wasn’t around, back when the price of scrap went crazy (2010?)
Shtuff happens! 🤨 ...@SpookDog what a shame bet you were gutted when you found it was gone
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@markus-w cheers pal I hope it’s going to look quality the money I’ve spent so far
, it is a 200 e engine yes unsure what the stock size from the factory is tbh or if it’s been bored out or anything@mhbikesnbits I think standard is 66mm.
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@mhbikesnbits I think standard is 66mm.
@markus-w can’t wait kick it in tbh see what the engine can do
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@markus-w cheers pal I hope it’s going to look quality the money I’ve spent so far
, it is a 200 e engine yes unsure what the stock size from the factory is tbh or if it’s been bored out or anything@mhbikesnbits I've just done the maths on it. A standard 200cc barrel is actually 195cc (65.98mm piston) a 68mm bore would make it 207cc so a difference of 12cc. Should be quite noticeable.
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@mhbikesnbits I've just done the maths on it. A standard 200cc barrel is actually 195cc (65.98mm piston) a 68mm bore would make it 207cc so a difference of 12cc. Should be quite noticeable.
@markus-w you’ve got be excited now
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This gets the rattle can treatment it’s only for holding a pipe
Bit sloppy tbh compared to other things but going to go with a silver paint, may get one later down the Line powder coated, just want to get that engine in the frame asap
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When we had a nice bout of sun the other day I sat in the garden, and started the lovely job of polishing the lower triple clamp.
Pictures don’t really show the finish very good looks far better in person
I started with 200 wet and dry and worked my way up to 1000 and finished with a hand polish of some mothers and mag.
The top of the clamp is black powder coated
Once the engines dropped in I can get the clamps in because the weight of them will probably drag the frame over now.
My next task will be probably getting all the handle bars in the and switch gear. I’m going with some pro taper gear for the handle bars.
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This gets the rattle can treatment it’s only for holding a pipe
Bit sloppy tbh compared to other things but going to go with a silver paint, may get one later down the Line powder coated, just want to get that engine in the frame asap
It definitely warrants better treatment!
Poor things always seem to corrode under the pipe, before the clamp...
But yeah! Bung it on!!...
PS. You gonna lacquer the bottom yoke?...
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It definitely warrants better treatment!
Poor things always seem to corrode under the pipe, before the clamp...
But yeah! Bung it on!!...
PS. You gonna lacquer the bottom yoke?...
@SpookDog now I’m thinking make one on the cnc machine would look pretty bad ass
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It definitely warrants better treatment!
Poor things always seem to corrode under the pipe, before the clamp...
But yeah! Bung it on!!...
PS. You gonna lacquer the bottom yoke?...
@SpookDog lacquer… hmm never give it a thought to protect the shine ?
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Bottom yokes have come up nicely! It should hold its shine for a wee while but it's always the way with those things.
The pro taper handlebars are nice to be fair.
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@Calum bike will be kept inside and probably only ride on the nicer weather days so hopefully this will help it last longer
@mhbikesnbits still won't take long to lose the shine. Lacquer would work well. It looks really good polished and I really don't want to come across like I'm picking but would it not look better with the top and bottom yokes the same colour? IE both black with the chrome forks? Personal preference I know but I'm trying to picture it in my head.
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@mhbikesnbits still won't take long to lose the shine. Lacquer would work well. It looks really good polished and I really don't want to come across like I'm picking but would it not look better with the top and bottom yokes the same colour? IE both black with the chrome forks? Personal preference I know but I'm trying to picture it in my head.
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@mhbikesnbits still won't take long to lose the shine. Lacquer would work well. It looks really good polished and I really don't want to come across like I'm picking but would it not look better with the top and bottom yokes the same colour? IE both black with the chrome forks? Personal preference I know but I'm trying to picture it in my head.
@markus-w maybe this will give you abit more of idea what it would look like,
I have a little think about the lacquering and my only issue is paint doesn’t like smooth surfaces so would it end up getting lacquer peel ?
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@markus-w hmm maybe could try the lacquer, I’m going with the black top polished bottom as that was the style it was on the 80s yzs
@mhbikesnbits fair enough it is the yz look you are going for. Does look good.
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@markus-w maybe this will give you abit more of idea what it would look like,
I have a little think about the lacquering and my only issue is paint doesn’t like smooth surfaces so would it end up getting lacquer peel ?
@mhbikesnbits yes I know what you're saying about peeling because that would look awful. I polished my brake calipers and opted against lacquer for that reason. But I realised after that they use lacquer on alloy wheels on cars, not sure which lacquer but that doesn't peel.
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@markus-w maybe this will give you abit more of idea what it would look like,
I have a little think about the lacquering and my only issue is paint doesn’t like smooth surfaces so would it end up getting lacquer peel ?
@mhbikesnbits Yes! That looks so good polished!
I am looking forward to seeing this progress!
Keep up the updates.
