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Montesa Cota 247

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Hi is a Amal L2 626 suitable for a 247, it looks newer than carbs ive seen,or is it just for later models

Cheers Steve

Steve, have a look at amalcarb.co.uk the 626 type seem to be for Triumph and BSA from what i can see, you want a 627 1973 onwards.

Cheers

John.

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    O.k it is a bit overdue but the painter was a perfectionist So here is the finished item.

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Damn, now caught the bug,

ive got the chance of a 71 247, seller says complete, but in bits,including engine, frame still white, 250euros

Worth a look,but it will be 200 kilometer round trip.

Steve

Go for it! I made a 360 miles round trip for my second one with out even seeing it!

These bikes are rare at the moment so i would grab every one i could get as they are a good investment if restored without going overboard in the financial department. :thumbup:

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Steve, have a look at amalcarb.co.uk the 626 type seem to be for Triumph and BSA from what i can see, you want a 627 1973 onwards.

Cheers

John.

Hi John

i had 627 wrote down,thought it might be for later models but suitable

steve

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sorry its 625, cant find it on Amal website,but looks like a mk11 concentric, which seem to be universal,you just re jet and get correct manifold kit.

is 25mm big enough?,the lad selling it says it is for a 247.

I appreciate everyones help.

i dont want to buy wrong parts

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sorry its 625, cant find it on Amal website,but looks like a mk11 concentric, which seem to be universal,you just re jet and get correct manifold kit.

is 25mm big enough?,the lad selling it says it is for a 247.

I appreciate everyones help.

i dont want to buy wrong parts

these pics are the sellers off the website

Hi John

These are the footrests that I fitted , fair bit of grinding on the original lugs ot make them fit. Just need to sort return springs ! as you will see from the next photopost-18607-0-95893500-1408472890_thumb.jpg

These pegs can tilt up out of the way and they tend to stick up, I would hate for it to stick up mid section and when I went to put my foot back down on it and it not be there.........

Finished my off season refurb so posting a photo on the 'show your mont thread'

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Hi Dave, I had a look yesterday at the return springs from the original pegs, it was not going to be a straight forward job looking at it,

so I will come back to that job later when every thing else is done.

cheers

John.

these pics are the sellers off the website

Steve, just checked both my bikes and the carbs are both 627's, i think by the time to try to re-jet and get the manifold for it you would be cheaper getting the carb from In Motion @ £135.00

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Been fitting new rear sprocket and handle bars today as well as painting up the engine.

Waiting on new shocks to come, along with front and rear mudguards.

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Been hard at it again today, engine back in and exhaust fitted, new oil and air filter, running lovely, sat the tank seat unit on it but it will be going to get painted soon.

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Hi John

The bikes looking great

Unfortunately ive come to a standstill,as most of Spain closes in August for holidays so i cant get parts, Today Its been nudging 40 degrees so you cant blame them.

Still cant find a seat

Cheers Steve

Thanks Steve, at a bit of a stand still my self, waiting on rear shocks, mudguards, paint job and a new seat also want to replace all the cables.

Cheers

John.

After fitting rear wheel with new tyre and sprocket I found that the wheel was not running true, spokes being 35 year old it did not look like a good bet that it would true up.

So off to local wheel builder for a new set of spokes and nipples and a rebuild, good excuse to get the hub cleaned to match the spokes and the rim.

Cheers

John.

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