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Thanks Drew! I needed the extra encouragement after today for sure! I have definitely been looking around for a kick start, but I I have also ran into trouble opening that side of the case. I might end up drilling a screw out, which I really didn't want to do. But I'm just taking it one step at...
Okay, so today I put everything back on and hooked all the wires back. Late last night I fixed the points and they're getting a good connection now. The coil is getting the right reading of ohms when I test it(I THINK). So everything should be peachy, right? Wrong. The solenoid wouldn't work. So...
Bazooka, it will ruin your day won't it? I immediately realized what had happened and was hoping that the plate mount hit first and saved the light. It did not.. But slow progress has helped me recover from the tail light's depression
Update. Since I've gotten the bike unseized my problem has been not getting a spark. Well due to my limited knowledge of anything electrical, everything has been slow. However, I think I have found the problem. The points were not connecting at all at any time in rotation. Which has been the...
Well, I finally got one of the side casings off to look at the inside. Everything looks great on the clutch side. Pretty excited! I'm just cleaning and replacing gaskets as I go
Opening it back up to clean everything again because it sat for a while since the last time. Crazy how new these little tanks look so new on the inside, because that's what's important, right?
Just so you all can live along with this love story as it goes! Definitely love at first site!
Seat is one of the roughest parts, lights were all good until moving it from my aunts house yesterday to my home. My makeshift strap failed, and once I pulled off from a red light the bike rolled back...
So I found this bike on Facebook along with a Sears? bike back in my home town. I immediately went and picked it up once finding out the guy still had it. The engine was locked and the kick start spindle was broke off flush, but the C102's are electric start! ;D
So the starter was my first...
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