my Fuck-Ushima XS650

Humm
 

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I got a nice french blue 77 tank i would be willing to sell you could get rid of those junk vaccum petcocks and have a rad tank ta boot
 
Hi there,
I am asking for some help with my fork.
I tried to remove the tubes from the low end fork and cannot succeed.
I also got one screw broken in the lower triple tree and one broken in one of the low end fork from wehre we fix the fender.
I am on the danforth, so if anyone knows someone from my area who could help me with this, that would be fantastic.
Thx in advance riders.
 

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bradj said:
I got a nice french blue 77 tank i would be willing to sell you could get rid of those junk vaccum petcocks and have a rad tank ta boot

Hi bradj,
How much would it take for me to clean your garage? ;)
 
Some VM round slides would help. Best of luck, I love the XS did mine in '03 it's my avatar bike.
Cheers, 50gary
 
50gary said:
Some VM round slides would help. Best of luck, I love the XS did mine in '03 it's my avatar bike.
Cheers, 50gary

Hi 50gary,
Sorry, I am not familiar with all english terms... what do you mean by VM round slides?
Thx in advance
Cheers
 
Carburetors, Mikuni VM Round slides are very popular for vintage motorcycles. Nearly standard for an upgrade. They are easy to tune and offer good performance. Named round slides because the air valve (the slide) is round and slides up and down with the throttle cable.
Cheers, 50gary
 
50gary said:
Carburetors, Mikuni VM Round slides are very popular for vintage motorcycles. Nearly standard for an upgrade. They are easy to tune and offer good performance. Named round slides because the air valve (the slide) is round and slides up and down with the throttle cable.
Cheers, 50gary

Thx 50gary for the description.
Learning everyday....;-)
 
...decided to put some rivet on the rusty tank....
 

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Sorry guys, I have been on business trip across the country and the garage was stuck in ice for a while....
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I have been working on my tank recently and having it completed.
I just need to find a good handy man (welder) to put some fine lines on the tank between the rivets lines....

 

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Some fine lines? I would have your weldor give you an example of his ability to run very straight weld beads and to agree on the size of the welds. A test of sorts so there are no surprises.
Cheers, 50gary
 
I have to ask, how are you planning on sealing the tank with all those holes or is this just a display tank? :eek:
 
+1... I think the fuel will seep trough the tank :)

Btw Bienvenu sur Dotheton de un de tes cousins du Québec :) tu va apprendre beaucoup sur ce site. Beaucoup projet!

And now, back to english :)
 
eyh eyh eyh.... i did not drill the tank, just cut every rivets in order to keep just the head.
I used Epoxy glue to paste them one by one on the tank......
 

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joevirus563 said:
OK so the black holes are just sharpies?

Sorry, don't get the word "sharpies".
The first picture shows black dot made with permanent pen.
Is that what you are talking about?
 
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