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@@jh-tech5546 Thank you very much in which part is the starter clutch ?

Inside that part driven by the big chain: ruclips.net/video/t_QDvz4uqlI/видео.html

@@jh-tech5546 Niceeeee thank you very much you are very helpful

Ensure the seals are oriented the correct way. And some form of vacuum bleeding tool can help to get the filling started. Good luck 🤞

Not sure, around 1.5 hours I would guess.

Sorry, I don't know of any model with 4 forks. Maybe older RD air cooled model?

Thanks!

Thanks for your comment!

Thanks for your comment Ken!

Thanks for your comment!

You are correct. The crankcases left the factory in a 250.

Thanks for your comment! I am just trying :)

Hi, maybe damaged 2nd gear pinions. The problem is you have to split the cases to check. It also might be the selection locking mechanism behind the clutch. Maybe check that first.

Yeah, it doesn't run well without.

Sorry, I don't understand what you try to mean about the wheels. Please explain?

Yes, replacing the engine is much faster and can be cheaper. You just have to be sure the engine you get is in good condition. For me it was also as hobby so I don't mind spending the time.

@@jh-tech5546 I may have to replace. Probably get back together enough to junk.

@@jh-tech5546 Got engine together, haven't put together enough to see if run. Now, my son lost all frame bolts when he moved bike when I was out of town. What size are those front frame, 13mm or 15mm? Only that one long bar on bottom of engine for mount? Keep looking for diagrams online but nothing clear enough to help.

The spec is between 0,11 mm and 0,20mm for intake and between 0,21 and 0,30 for exhaust. Is that answering your question?

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

Not sure, I guess one or two hours.

@@jh-tech5546 Very cool video mate, thank you. A very long time ago I did two seasons of racing on a 350LC. It was a magical experience. Those were good days.

Thank you!

<Translated: Did you happen to remember to put a bump stop/buffer on the shock absorber rod? Well, great job.> Thank you. Yes for a short moment. I don't think there is one on from the factory so I left it like that. But I think in case this shock absorber doesn't work well in the future it should be replaced.

Hi, feel free to ask here, maybe it is interesting for others too. Or you can mail me, mail (see channel details).

The red is a two stage metallic or pearl. To be honest I don't know the difference between the two. It is not a bright red. I got a decal kit from The Image Works in the UK but as you can see mine is a hybrid. It is a 87 with the 85 front fairing so I could not use the decals on the rear.

@@jh-tech5546 Ok thanks. Im a body paint guy. It must be the same color as the fender on mine then.

@@theoriginalmungaman The color is called Stormy Red and the white is Sliky White

Thank you! Appreciate it. The same can be said for you man. I like your video's too. They inspire me too. The GSX-R is going to look great.

Thanks for the comment. For now I still have all the bikes. And would like to keep them in my collection if possible. I won't be riding this one I think. But I have restored it ready to ride.

Merci!

Thank you!

Thanks Ken. I am really happy with the end result. The fairings have not been restored apart from repairing some cracks but no paint job. So it still has some scratches and small cracks here and there but I will leave it for now. Yes, FZ, FZR and YZF 750 an 1000 (Thunderace) have a lot in common.

@@jh-tech5546 From the videos, you can't see any flaws in the panels whatsoever. Can't wait to hear it run and to see you riding it!!

Thank you! Me too :)

Thank you! Good question. I didn't do any tracking of time but was curious too. So I took all the episodes at real speed and in total it takes 2 hours and 43 minutes. Of course that is assuming all the parts and tools are ready to grab. And also spending lots of time searching for the right bolt or nut on each component.

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Thanks for the comment. I did not have the engine in the frame but what I can see from this video it is possible: ruclips.net/video/2g-hGK5K7Gg/видео.html

Merci!

When he opened up the packet for them, there was an email address on the packet. I didn’t make a note of it, but it was clearly visible.

In the UK, Vehicle Wiring Products for generic crimps, etc. For ones specific to bikes (such as the odd coloured ones used on Yamahas) try Kojaycat. The ones used here appear to have come from Yambits

Thanks for the info. The ones I used are from YAMBITS indeed. I don't know if it is good quality but it seems to be OK. Time will tell.

@@jh-tech5546 , Yambits are well established and reputable so I wouldn't worry about their quality.

Yes, getting close. Still have to fire it up. I will not be riding this one. Too clean :)

Thanks for the comment. I jsut do step after step :) Wen I don't feel like wanting to work on it I just do a small simple thing and so it still progress.

And so close to the first startup 😂