Project Zero

Thanks for the support. I got the engine finished and carbs remounted. Tomorrow I think I will start the front end.

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Trees are done and mounted. The front wheel is next that way it can stand on its own without the crate.

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Spent some more time on it after work. It is officially standing on its own.

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Hah, reading through this thread, from October 8th to the 13th all I could think was "well that escalated quickly"


You went from a complete bike to a frame in one image hahaha
 
Re: Re: Project Zero

mrjoshzombie said:
Hah, reading through this thread, from October 8th to the 13th all I could think was "well that escalated quickly"


You went from a complete bike to a frame in one image hahaha
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I went from a complete bike to a frame in less than two hours. It doesn't take long to dismantle when you remove large pieces at a time. Problem now is most of the large work is done. Now its fine tuning all the little things.

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Had to do a little back peddling. All the wiring was done so I decided to try and give it a start. It cranked fine and right before it started I noticed gas all over the floor. The carbs were leaking. I decided its time for a rebuild which I was trying to avoid. The gas was leaking from the choke valves that went into two of the carbs.

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lonelywolf8588 said:
Had to do a little back peddling. All the wiring was done so I decided to try and give it a start. It cranked fine and right before it started I noticed gas all over the floor. The carbs were leaking. I decided its time for a rebuild which I was trying to avoid. The gas was leaking from the choke valves that went into two of the carbs.

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Those Mikuni's are pretty easy to O/H here are are couple things to help you out...

http://www.thegsresources.com/gs_carbrebuild.htm

and...
 

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That's awesome just what I was needing. Now I need instructions on tuning them for initial start up. I may take them to a pro for tuning.
 
I missed that. I have a few different manuals downloaded so I will be able to review them. I just hate doing carb work and don't want to do this part of the project.

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I haven't posted anything on here in so long the forum actually advised me to start a new topic. No real updates. The carbs are all rebuilt and the o-rings just came in a few days ago. I've been scrambling to finish the inside of my house before Christmas so my family doesn't have to walk through a minefield. I'm planning on putting all the carbs together this morning before work.
 
The carbs are reassembled and balanced so I can do an initial tune on them. They look like steam punk jewelry.

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No recent updates. Been busy with my new cage, rebuilding my friends XLH1000 engine, and now I'm building a teardrop camper.

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