Pretty simple if you ask me. All outdoors events no stop. All indoor events anything goes. Besides this is a motorized sport. If you want to hop all day for a workout, get a monty! Now how close you score this is another matter. The FIM video did no-stop no justice. That has always been the issue between scorers.
I already know it is not Mandi`s old bike. I was referring to that model was pieced together with odd parts. Mandi`s old bike was recently changed to all red and they used TXT 50 parts to match it up. The TXT 50(TXT80) had a very similar frame as the pro.
I rebuilt Mandi`s old 200 pro engine about a year and a half ago. Had to replace the shift drum as it broke into pieces. The old spark arrestor that Adrian had made was completely plugged up. I had an old txt muffler (brand new) that bolted right on with no clearance issues. So I would say the early 200 was a strange mixture of parts.
If it is the yamaha engined bike. The motor is an old design but very dependable. The Beta works great as well , but better parts availabilty. I would go with the Beta.
Two things. Go out get the bike warm in 4 th gear and break the clutch in. Lots of revs and major clutch. Since you own a working master cylinder change it out. (from your bike) To clean out the milky oil you need to completely fill the cases with something. Do not run it that way. you cuold leave it overnight and then fill to the correct levels.
Good Luck!
The pilot circuit is plugged. That usually is the problem of no idle. The pilot jet needs cleaned and/or blown out. Should not need any parts $$ if it comes apart good.
Riding a Beta in Itsa is like cheating! You have one that the frame is still straight? Had an `89 as my first Beta. My wife still hates me for that christmas. I put it under the tree to me from Santa! My kids loved it.
Beta Techno`s also ran the Paoli`s from `96-`99. Straight out of the Paoli service manual. 360cc per leg, both 5wt. Tat is with a complete rebuild.(dry) Measurements were with the forks collapsed no spring. 125mm and 70mm.
Actually the proper way to check the shift forks is to remove them and the shaft. Put them on the shaft bachwards and they should seat exactly flush to each other. (lay flat to each other) If that came out sounding right?
It may shift fine, but did you see the part of adjusting the cam? It was quite a problem on the `02`s. If you split the cases it is very easy to check the forks and shaft. The `02 had a very weak shift drum that you might consider replacing.
