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I ran many bike with the shifter setup like yours shakennstirred, I notice that it is '' harder '' on the casing if you are not careful when upshifting.
Guy
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I've owned a few A model and tried to replace the Teikie with a VM Mikuni. I never had the exact result I was expecting. If you change, look at the OKO, I've only read good thing about them.
Guy
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C'mon Dan, I think the rabbit's out of the hat, you do R&D for Beta !!!!!!!!
Guy
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I agree with faussy, and I would go the extra $ on a Yamaha piston kit, put good oil in it and sleep on it for a loooong time.
Guy
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You have to know that with the '' trail '' kit came a bracket to move the footrest forward
Guy
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You don't have to take the swing arm off the bike to replace the brake lever off but it' a good idea to take it off and check if it's not rusted in place and grease it
Guy
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I cleaned a few muffler by burning them, but I never '' played '' with the baffle, I have a couple on the shelve coming from different basket case I bought a few years back. That's why my comment started by I don't think.
Good luck with the cylinder, I will quote a famous personnage again : '' Patience my friend, happy you will be when work is done ''.
Guy
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I don't think you can burn the tail pipe.
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About noise, I had just rebuild a D model, on start up it was crazy noisy. Lucky for me, I always use a lot of 2 stroke oil when I reassemble a cylinder. I noticed that the baffle ( the last piece of the exhaust ) was not '' smocking '' very much, but most of the smoke came from the joint between the muffler and the baffle, cleaned it and voila, normal sound
Guy
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I do agree with copemech that they are '' noisy '', also Nikasil ? What piston are you going to use ? I'm sure there is a cheaper and more standard way to fix your problem.
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Look like the sleeve as been changed and they '' matched '' the new one with the cylinder
Guy
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You are right about the 311 piston, and yes they are a little heavier than the 434, but the modification is easy to do and I have not notice any difference in performance in 2 bikes that I use them on. I posted a picture a while back of the 2 piston side by side.
Guy
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It depend on the state off the sleeve
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Thank's for the reply
I have a little experience with bike, but I know very little about Gas Gas, I've seen a few picture off frames with crack, what about some with a red cylinder head ?
Guy
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I'm going to look at a 2009 250, anything I should be aware ? Is there a problem with the frame ( crack )? or anything else ?
Guy
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You have to give them credit, it's kind of one part fits all
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If you have a few days to spare, I can tell you story that will keep you awake laughing for months
Guy
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Look at the parts list avalable online, you will see what is missing
Guy
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About that swing arm, anybody remember the Kawasaki '' foobar '' road racer in the 70's ?
Guy
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Don't forget, you don't change the oil, run it around the backyard for 10 minute and decide. Changing type of oil take '' sinking time '' to show it's quality.
Guy
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I'm not sure about the way that line is setup
Guy
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From what I can see, that is not a TY rear wheel.
Guy
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