Montesa
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Hi All...I wondered if someone could provide some advice please. The right fork seal on my 98 315r is leaking again after it was replaced only about a year ago. Since then it has only done about 15 trials... There are no scratches or dinks on the slider.... Are these forks easy to dismantle and check. The last time it was replaced it was done by my local Trials shop so I don't think it has been botched... Any thoughts ideas would be much appreciated.
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I'm sure this topic was discussed before, but search doesn't come up with anything relevant for some reason. So here is my question: I have a 2000 cota 315r. What the heck is in that mid box? I am talking about the portion of exhaust that is between header pipe and silencer, i.e. what would normally be considered an expansion chamber. It weighs a ton! What is between the outer aluminum welded case and the perforated inner tube? Is it packing like in the silencer, and if so, then how do I repack it? Or is it just a huge amount of carbon buildup? Can the perforated innards be removed?
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I urgently need a stator for a 99 315r, Im on holidays and spark has failed. Replaced coil and cdi, but still no luck. Any help greatly appreciated /
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Hello. I recently bought a 2000 cota 315r. The bike currently has a stock reed block installed with some sort of carbon fiber reeds. Looking closely I see that 2 of the 4 petals have a short nylon tensioner, and the other 2 petals have a longer tensioner. By "tensioner" I mean a small flat nylon rectangle which is about the same thickness and width as the reed petal, and is about 5mm-10mm tall. It installs between the petal and the reed stop. The bike also came with a Delta VForce-2 reed valve still in the box. Previous owner never got around to installing it. So my question is: since I've got the bike apart at the moment, should I go ahead and install the Delta …
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I had a look around at www.cmsnl.com and searched for the 4rt model code nn4 and found this: 06164-NN4-305 COTA MAPPING KIT
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I've switched to a 315 master cylinder- the problem is I can't get the clutch to work properly- the lever feel is as if there's air in it, but having chucked a load of DOT 4 through the system- it's still no better. I'm wondering if this could be due to the fact this fluid's been standing for a long time- it looks very slightly milky, OR is it that you need to bleed the clutch "bottom up"? Thanks
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I WONDER HAS ANYONE BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN REDUCING THE EXHAUST NOISE LEVEL OF THE 4RT
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Hi to you all, a new user here so be kind and gentle to me! Returning to trials after an eight year lay off and my memory ain't what it used to be! Hoping some kind sould can tell me the correct procedure for cleaning an air filter on a 2004 315 Mont? Carried out some routine maintainance at weekend and noticed that when riding on the Sunday that my previously superbly running motor was not a happy bunny. Should I not have washed filter foam to remove the crap and in doing so have I re oiled it and if so how and what with? Cheers
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I've been contemplating installing a heavier flywheel! has anyone heard of a manufacturer that has made one yet ????..............................masso
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My 03 Montesa has a very small radiator leak. As far as I can tell the leak is located at the start of the spout where you fill fluid. I have checked over and over again the cap, but that is not it, I'm sure its the bottom side of the spout right at the flush spot of the radiator, at the seam. I imagine the spout/cap had slammed the fuel tank in some funky way creating the leak. Any tips on what to use to possibly seal this crack? Or should I take it to a radiator shop? J&B Weld maybe. sam
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Who sells xcting repsol pants? I have looked on ebay at Sandifords site but pants are not listed. I am way gone for a one piece suit !
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Just bought a good example but a few questions about my first foray into fourstrokes (good bit of assimile) after a 315 Mont Tickover seems low - I know 1800rpm is recommended but this one I would guess is about 12-13rpm and wants to stall. Seems like standard gearing on 10/41 - whats the best 10/43 or 10/44 (guess they turned the tickover down instead of correcting the gearing) Exhaust seems loud and has no rear end cap, so that'll be the reason I guess. Is the end cap necessary and if so, how much are they It's got the 315 clutch on it and wide pegs, so is pretty ok and hasn't suffered any rock damage So i'm going to do the fluids and lube her up and see how she …
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Does anyone know the performance difference and mapping availability between these kits?Is anyone using any of the above ?
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2000 315r $1900 Good/ok condition, plastics show some wear. no major dings or dents. This year, new clutch, brake pads, fork seals and skid plate. Last year all of the rear suspension linkage bearings replaced and new header pipe as well as new piston and rings. Has an extra 1 gallon tank, V-force reeds new in box, ryan youngs how to ride tape, another advanced riding technique tape and two other trials vids. It needs new chain and sprockets. Not sure but i think it also needs front wheel bearings and maybe steering stem bearings. It looks like it could use new rubber front and back. I'm guessing the sprockets and chain at $150 to $175, Tires $200?? bearings $50 to…
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Who has a referal for rebuilding a Showa rear shock in the Mid-south-west U.S.A. Phoenix, AZ. Must be GOOD. Thanks Jim
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After reading a couple of posts on here I was wondering how long it will be until someone is in the unfortunate position where they have to adapt a carb to fit a 4RT. All you blokes that are fortunate to change your bikes every year or two will not need to worry, it's the ones that are buying a 4RT when they are in the
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