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Thanks for all your help fellas! I really appreciate you taking the time to help out a new guy to the forum. DD You are welcome sir. :thumbwink: Glad to know another fine machine has been revived. It's usually a chore to find a wire that will fit into the orifice of the pilot jet. There is a cheap ...

eclark5483 wrote:

ConnorGoulding wrote:Here she is!

OMG!! DON'T YOU DARE MOLEST THAT LITTLE SCOOTER !!!

You got a real gem there.

Agreed. Keep it stock and hang onto that time capsule.

Here's mine...

This post saved me a lot of headache.

I spent days troubleshooting this bike and sure enough, the seal was popped out just like the picture above. Than you for posting this.

Kids - After some login issues, a marriage, and two household moves, I'm back online. I have mostly black petcock covers, two or three floor mats, and two black glove boxes left in my stash. Let me know! Brad I would love to get my hands one of those black glove boxes. Let me know!. I sent you a PM...

Agreed. The locksmith will make a proper key for about $5. I've also used the eBay services with great success (then found out the business was local).

They should use Scientific Notation for the price. Sounds better...

$3.6 x 10^3

eclark5483 wrote: Careful of those eBay pistons too.

I second that. My standard kit from eBay is crap. The piston is almost too big for the cylinder it came with, and there are no markings or color variances on the rings to know which is which.

Thanks, homie. Thanks for all your help getting back in!

I do. However, the reason why everyone is missing their cover is because of the design of that clip. I'll dig one out and send it if you pm me your address. If I can't find one, I'll send you a clip I've been including with my covers.

Brad

Kids - After some login issues, a marriage, and two household moves, I'm back online.

I have mostly black petcock covers, two or three floor mats, and two black glove boxes left in my stash. Let me know!

Brad

Indeed I do. I have 6 made right now. Looking good!

Meatball wrote:Why throw good money at a bad motor? Save a few more pennies and drop in a DIOOOO!

LOL! I've been on this forum for almost 9 years with a few breaks here and there and "swap in a DIO" has always been the correct solution. Good to see the tradition continue!

You can only run without a tube if the tire AND rim are designed for it. Got it. The bike has only 350 miles and the tires look pretty good. I'll verify the leak is coming from the valve stem. It might be easier to break the bead and replace the stem like "Mitch" shows in this video: http...

We created a post a while back with all of the differences. Take a look here: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=13884