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set me up, baby. I need a set assuming you have a set of matching 18's. if not, well then you can let someone else win.

I had trouble finding a good source for it.

I've got a shouldered alum 18" rear wheel with rusted hub and spokes, going to cut them off and lace them up to a xs2 (I believe it is) front hub. I think it's xs2 because it has the separate rotor / mount on the front hub. My final product is going to have matching 18's in front and back...

buddy, I will give you 250 for the wheels and the carbs. I know you said you don't want to part it - but I can't ship the rest and I need those parts. Let me know.

Man I think those dents improve it.

I have a receipt via paypal for reimbursement from wes63bug for the total amount. My recommendation to anyone is don't take money for something that's not yours to sell, for whatever reason.

Please post anything that I have ever said that was unprofessional. You may not like it, but that is not my business. Again, I just want either my wheels or my money sent to me on monday.

le sigh word to the wise - don't let YOUR problems become the problems of the person who deals with you in good faith. I'm just hoping to get my money back at this point. Be advised.

I'll take the brake system. pm me with paypal info.

what shape is that front brake system in?

what do you want for those shorty mufflers?

I'll take the black header wrap and the swingarm bushings.

Depends on how close to almost killing you they come. The closes I have ever come to being almost killed I was pretty stunned. I was so glad to be alive I didn't care about the other guy.

Yeah, not what I suggested. Phosphoric acid in solution, immerse for 45 minutes. No abrasion. I never suggested using naval jelly. Not to sound too harsh but you can either use the right tool, or risk doing harm.

sure you could do a push setup, but not with that rod. you need something that will not compress or flex. At that distance, you're not going to find a lot of materials that will cooperate that well. Another option - salvage some 10-speed gear hubs and make a pair of gears linked with some...

Phosphoric acid is very mild. How I did it was filled up a bucket with 5:1 solution (a homer bucket etc.) and shoved the heads in it. It'll fizz up. The acid really is very mild (They put phosphoric acid in soda to give it a bite). Use eye protection rated for liquids (home depot) and a...

he needs to remove the rust before attempting to hone or bore, the rust is an abrasive and will come off and abrade it further. phosphoric acid -> observation -> take steps as required I agree with mouser that the steps are probably a flex hone - but that'll depend on how much material you've...

Also, if you marginally exceed a switches rated specs it will not fail right away - depending on how you exceed it. What generally happens is that the contacts arc, and the switch starts to introduce voltage drop via resistance and poor contact. This may not even be outwardly obvious, but...

Well, here's the problem as I see it. The arms both being short means that force is being transferred from one arm to another with very little motion but a lot of effort. That low-leverage situation is compounded by the incorrected linkage being used. That linkage is intended for expansion...

looks to me like you could flip both the control arms 180 so that you were pulling the rear lever. Also, you may want a longer arm on the rear lever. your rod has very little leverage or opportunity to rotate there, and as it rotates forward, your mechanical effort becomes less and less...