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Bike Identification - 301 with replacement engine?

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Hi all,

First time poster here, wondering if anyone can help with identification of my bike. I've recently dug it out of a barn having not ridden it for a good 14 years. Back when I rode it regularly it was a bit abused (as 14 year olds do...) but now i'm quite keen to give it the TLC it requires!

The bike has '350' stickers on the side, FM.237 on the headstock of the frame and 350 stamped on the engine. I suspect the engine is not original as there is some suspect welding on the rear engine mounts....

From my initial research, the engine is probably from a trials 200 and the frame and other components are from a 301. Any help in identifying what I have would be very gratefully received.

I have already jumped right in and stripped the bike into a million pieces, so would also like any diagrams / parts lists that people can point me too!

In return if anyone needs any measurements from the inside of a 350 forward kick engine mine is in plenty of pieces!

Thanks in advance,

Jim

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Thanks jonboy, i've had a search and I think you're right, it's the 156cc engine I think. 

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