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sherpa 250 and 350

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i have a 1979 sherpa t 250 with a a duff flywheel and stator plate i have seen the bottom half of a sherpa 350 engine for sale but only know its from the seventies a was wondering if anyone could help me i am hoping that the whole ignition system (stator plate coils etc ) will fit straight on to my bike with my system removed.

any help most welcome

cheers richie

The stator plate and coils will fit straight onto your 250 and are identical.

The flywheel on the 350 however is much heavier - but will fit - give you more low down torque - but you will loose a little response - if you can - use the 250 flywheel it will be better - but you can get away with 350 one if you have to.

I think from 73 onwards they are pretty much the same.

Mail Dave Renham at Bultaco uk ,he will tell you.

Do you really need to buy a whole bottom end just for the ignition bits you need?

Again try Dave at Bultaco,the stator may be duff on the bottom end you are looking at.A rewound stator will give you a much better spark.

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hi thanxs for the help its a great site glad to be onboard the engine is goin cheap and the bits a need to buy will top the

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