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Unfinished project I got from a buddy. Re-wired, got the charging sorted, sorted the carbs, ignition, etc. just. About ready to go

First off, I did not build this bike, it came to me in trade. I did a few minor things to it, but it is as the previous owner built it, and very much still "his" bike which I've had less than a week. It was pretty clear when we made the trade that I would be selling the bike. That said, it's...

Sorry guys it is sold. I thought I updated the thread but clearly didn't. Thanks

You'd have to grind them off... wouldn't be that tricky, just need to take your time with it. I was thinking to do the same if I were to keep it. I do still have it and I'll do $300 shipped if you pay via paypal as a "gift"

DNA springer, black with chrome. measures 35" axle center to top of top tree clamp. I'm not sure what "length" this is, but can provide any measurements you need. I'm guessing it's 4 over? Has fender mounts. Will include signal mounts, timken bearings, 1 conversion cup to run on older...

How much for the P pad? 22042 for shipping

^^^^ lovely! The bit of striping on the Dnepr is a great touch. Great bikes. Is the Dnepr two wheel drive?

Send a PM to forum member Nafets. He's in Northern Virginia and has a titled roller I think he'd part with.

It's an 18" rear drum... 21" front Please post some pics of your pan!

fabbed a mirror/bracket today and thought I'd share. A lot of bikes from Japan have mounts like this... it's a great way to have a usable mirror without resorting to a bar end. I kinda dig it. Nevermind the broken lever..... I have a spare.

My Geritol comment was pretty tongue in cheek... The knowledge base here is tremendous and folks don't become experts over night so we are all fortunate to be in such company. Moreso the closedmindedness of some folks is disheartening. A stripped down, well sorted hard tail is a blast to ride...

too much geritol on this site.

Was it running before? what conditions did you do the compression test? A little history of the bike and what led you to this would be helpful. :)

I would start by doing a clutch adjustment when the motor is warmed up and go from there.

I like how he hid the hackjob on the seat with a tool bag.

Hey Johann Yeah. I have a few bikes I will never sell, but often pick up projects and non-runners like this one to complete and sell to help me buy new tools, new/bigger projects, that sort of stuff. For me, the only way to make any money with bikes is to flip them quickly and I enjoy it.

fun little bike. going to do some more work on the tank today and will probably list it in the next week or so.

pull your battery and take it to an automotive parts store like advance/pep boys and they should be able to load test it for you. Should be a free service.

Kick starter?

:-) forum prices should always be fair IMO. Good luck with your build.