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  1. Hi try here in stock http://kevinbreedonracing.co.uk/profile.htm cheers helm
  2. helm replied to duckwizard's topic in Twinshock
    Hi heres mine in the garage cheers helm http://www.trialscentral.com/forums/index....item&CID=15
  3. .hi part no 0094.6205/C3 for each side....... the 0094 is the montesa general part no for bearings the 6205/C3 is the size you should be able to get these from brt bearings you should find these nos stamped on the side of the bearings or if you really want to be sure ...take the bearings to your local brt web site http://www.brt-bearings.com cheers
  4. helm replied to ikb's topic in Twinshock
    Hi try here I think its the same piston as for an impala http://kevinbreedonracing.co.uk/profile.htm cheers
  5. helm replied to belldane's topic in Twinshock
    hi had a mikuni on a beamish that had amal jets in it worth a try ,you also need to make shore vyou use a 2 stroke carb not a 4stroke one, also is the slide correct ? i would play with the mikuni a bit but only change one thing at a time cheers
  6. helm replied to jawno's topic in Montesa
    Hi condensor will be the problem mount the new one up under the tank,and disconnect the old one at the points cheers
  7. High lots of people here and in spain use BPS ormore recently Magicals you can get both from Stuart at BPS on france(0033) 687383530 I've recently fitted BPS alloy body shocksto my 247 which are a lot better than betors you can feel the back end following the ground over rocks instead of hopping from rock to rock; they now supply these fitted with ball end swivel mounts you see lots of these fitted to hondas cheers
  8. High looks like the DMW frame on the "ossamaha" of tony283
  9. High looks like the DMW frame on the "ossamaha" of tony283
  10. high you can downloadone from http://www.todotrial.com/ttclasico/indexttclasico-total.htm? cheers
  11. high you can downloadone from http://www.todotrial.com/ttclasico/indexttclasico-total.htm? cheers
  12. Hi Steve try here for pins and piston cheaper http://kevinbreedonracing.co.uk/products_ends.asp cheers ian
  13. High Steve 247.348 have the same seals part no 0099.2540D (internal diameter 25 external 40) both sets that I have fitted have been single lipped and so where the old ones part no changes for the 349 although the parts book I have is for the final version and is 0099.2540SDE (same sise)I haven't had to replace these but i guess that if double lipped are standard it would be to deal with increased crankcase compression where did you get the 24 from? if it is from the company that ground down the crank? if so it would be to deal with the grind down perhaps but seems to be a bit tight i'd see if anyone else can shed light on the double lip question or contact http://www.brt-bearings.com they say that they can manufature oil seals to individual requirements ie 24.85mm they would also now if "SDE" means double lips have you got a decompressor yet? you'll need it cheers Ian
  14. Hi check that you also have enough fuel getting to the carb, I have just fixed a bike for a friend who was told seals gone or piston gone etc ,when I looked in the petrol tap the rubber gasket with the three holes had disolved into a sticky gum and completly blocked it,also check petrol cap vent , assume you have cleaned jets and set float height etc cheers
  15. helm replied to dave dix's topic in Twinshock
    HI cota 247 pistons start at 71mm and go to 73 mm (5 in all ) they are in stock here at
  16. helm replied to markmaltby's topic in Twinshock
    Hi yes cheers
  17. hi you don't need to remove the clutch arm, case should come right off ...you can download a manual and parts book from the TODO site, when you set up the clutch make shore you have 2-3mm of play at the handle bar;;; also when you take the cover off note which way round the the brass piston fits onto the arm there is a small recess on one side -if it goes in the wrong way the clutch will slip and the face of the clutch spider pressure plate will become worn this perhaps spounds a bit complicated but is straight forward once you have the cover off cheers helm
  18. hi heres one just south of bordeaux look for AGEN and its just back towards bordeaux youll need a waterbottle it can get very hot that time of year http://um.agenaise.free.fr cheers
  19. helm replied to monoped's topic in Twinshock
    Hi thanks for that
  20. helm replied to duckwizard's topic in Twinshock
    Hi duckwizard can you let me know if you track down some tank stickers as I need some, if I have any luck I'll let you know cheers helm
  21. helm replied to jack85's topic in Honda
    theres one for sale on the honda site cheers
  22. hi try stuart at BPS in Cahors he can regas your shock 0687383530 cheers
  23. hi try stuart at BPS in Cahors he can regas your shock 0687383530 cheers
  24. Hi on the honda site TI200R2 has fiche of parts etc if thats no good try this one www.cmsnl.com/honda-tlr200-reflex-us_model1107/partslist/ cheers
  25. Hi there all on here www.honda-trials.com cheers

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