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Why? I would think because they are different and not many people would have something like this. Custom comes in all shapes and sizes. Appreciate the difference!

I have to admit, I'm liking the black one!!!

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Folks, I was wondering if someone could help me locate a couple of parts for my BS34s. I am in need of the butterfly looking part that connects the two carbs up near the top. I am also looking for the connector plate that also connects the carbs and runs across them near the top. Both...

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Just checking to see if we're gong to have a contingent at the show this year? I'll be wearing the nice looking XS650.com work shirt (thanks again, Travis!). Who else is going? Does anyone have their bike entered into the mix? I'm pretty sure the guys from Speed Club have a booth...

So I'm putting my chop back together with a sporty tank (that looked clean inside). I opened up the petcock and tied to kick her over. Since it won't start, I took the carbs back off for a cleaning and realized the gas left in the bowls was rust colored. There were no rust flakes in the...

The more air you can provide those components, especially the rectifier, the longer they should live and function. That being said, I've seen people put them into fake oil canisters to hide them. Your call. If you search on the subject, you will find what I'm talking about. Good luck!

It was Pete: Default Re: Coil / points question Quote: Originally Posted by MN_Bobber Pete, Until I can afford the upgrade to your electronic ignition, I'm forced to use what I have (points) as money is tight with three kids (my scoot funding comes last , which I'm ok with). My question...

Thanks Leo for the assistance. I was told by another member that you can run both points in parallel with the condenser running with this coil and still use the stock single lobe cam. I'll try and find it.

@ Aussie... The rectifier converts the alternating current into DC current the bike can use. The regulator then keeps the current at a constant the level the bike needs to operate optimally. Benefit is it's new electronics, cheaper than replacing with NOS, and it's more reliable than the NOS...

I'm pretty sure the dual output coil I got from MikeXS (PN: Part #17-6822) is the right one for this application. Dual Lead Ignition coil for use with single contact point type conversions or Early type Boyer Digital Ignitions. 12 Volt, 4.5 Ohm Primary Resistance, 102mm.

BUMP for visibility. I would very much like to get this taken care of as soon as possible so as to not waste any more riding days:-) Anyone willing and able to assist me?

I've read them all, many times. So I am either missing something, still don't understand the subject, or don't have the skill. Which is why I am trying to get someone to assist. Old Points system with new single high output coil and new plugs No adjustment on the valves Not sure on the cam...

You've got a short to ground somewhere. Unless you have an meter, it's going to be difficult finding the problem (unless you can clearly see a bare wire contacting metail). I just went through this and needed a buddys help that had a meter to resolve. Mine turned out to be a bad bridge...

I am in the same situation and was thinking about trying to use a tap and die method on some "chunk" of steel or aluminum (anything that can be tapped). sorry not a real answer to your questoin, but some direction.

I appreciate the note, Ernie. Good luck with your work schedule Hey - I've heard of a dirt sanchez, but never a dirty ernie :-) Thanks again for the note, bud!

I am trying to finish up my build that I bought last year. I have the following items that I need some assistance with and I would rather pay someone on this forum to walk me through it (in my garage) than take it to a local shop. I want the knowledge so in case something breaks, I can fix it...

there are several threads on this topic - some say yes some say no. Use the "Search" button and start reading...:-)