Howdy

[Chunk]

howdy.. I'm new :)

[Sticky]

:cheers Welcome:cheers

[GautamCity]

:twofinger Welcome:twofinger

[Underdog]

:cheers

Where at in Chicago?

[Chunk]

Northside... Western and Lunt :)

[Vcook]

:cheers




another 2 stroke, this place is going to hell in a handbasket. haha, just kidding. welcome aboard!

[Meulen]

welcome:cheers :cheers

[KBOlsen]

I've seen YOU somewhere before! Glad you found your way here!!!
:cheers

[HDTony]

Hey welcome to the site. :cheers :cheers

[Chunk]

Thanks everyone! Kim.. yeah I was looking around for something to do on the net and I came upon this place. Good thing I found it or else I'd have to actually work. :)

[Stydie]

:twofinger Welcome! :twofinger ...

Western and Lunt... could this be another city rider??!?! :D:D:D:D

[Chunk]

Originally posted by Stydie
:twofinger Welcome! :twofinger ...

Western and Lunt... could this be another city rider??!?! :D:D:D:D

yeah... but I don't own a street bike. But I do ride my xr50 up and down my alley every now and then ;)

[KBOlsen]

Hmmm.... "around-the-block" pitbike races???

[phozed]

sweet! welcome to the board!

[Odysseys]

howdy do:cheers

[Chunk]

Originally posted by phozed
sweet! welcome to the board!

Yep! read the other post about your RS125. Planning to do some CCS rounds this year? There's quite a few 125's so you should have a lot of fun in GP Singles. Look me up at the track.. I may be 374 or just 74 this year. :)

[vtr996]

Welcome!!!:cheers

[dano5150]

:cheers

[RickC1957]

You mean people ride in the city:confused You mean sit and be a poser:twofinger But WTF:D Welcome:thumbsup

Rick

[jenova sin]

WEstern and Lunt??? Western and Archer here.. hahahah SoutSide Pride!!:-

[R1derboy]

:twofinger Welcome aboard:twofinger

[F4iDog]

:twofinger WELCOME! :twofinger

[phozed]

Originally posted by TZDeSioux


Yep! read the other post about your RS125. Planning to do some CCS rounds this year? There's quite a few 125's so you should have a lot of fun in GP Singles. Look me up at the track.. I may be 374 or just 74 this year. :)

the plan at this point is to do mostly bhf dates for CCS and I can't wait to get this thing on the track! I'll be sure and look you up... maybe when I do my 1st topend :laughing

[YZFRob]

Oh great, there goes teh neighborhood.:D:D:D:evil :evil :evil

[Champ91]

:twofinger WELCOME:twofinger

[Chunk]

Originally posted by phozed


the plan at this point is to do mostly bhf dates for CCS and I can't wait to get this thing on the track! I'll be sure and look you up... maybe when I do my 1st topend :laughing

Where are you from? Don't even worry about your fist top rebuild. You'll be able to do it in your sleep. It's the bottom end rebuild that's going to take some work. Make sure you have a crankcase pressure testing kit. You don't want your motor sucking in hot air and seizing. You really really don't want to seize a single cylinder motor. It'll throw you on your head before you even realize what happened!:D Also you need an ignition timing gauge so you can set your timing after you disassemble your crankcase. Your bike probably is in need of a new crank since it was raced all last season no? Let me know if I can help you in any way. More GP bikes at the track the merrier :thumbsup

[phozed]

Originally posted by TZDeSioux


Where are you from? Don't even worry about your fist top rebuild. You'll be able to do it in your sleep. It's the bottom end rebuild that's going to take some work. Make sure you have a crankcase pressure testing kit. You don't want your motor sucking in hot air and seizing. You really really don't want to seize a single cylinder motor. It'll throw you on your head before you even realize what happened!:D Also you need an ignition timing gauge so you can set your timing after you disassemble your crankcase. Your bike probably is in need of a new crank since it was raced all last season no? Let me know if I can help you in any way. More GP bikes at the track the merrier :thumbsup

I'm waay north - just a little west of Gurnee and Great America. I'll have to double-check the notes, but I think he replaced the crank near the end of the season... but now I'm not sure that I think about it. I do know for a fact that a have a brand new one in an un-opened box, I'll send the old owner a note and ask about the crank that's in the bike (unless Mark remembers?) but for some reason I remember him saying it was good to go... better figure that one out huh? :)

As for the seizing thing - the last owner also told me he usually covered the clutch with a finger in case he seized it... welcome to the world of singles eh? :laughing

Thanks very much for your offer to help, I might just take you up on it. I have _no_ special tools yet, other than the ones that cames with the spares. I've been checking out ebay but I don't know what a good deal is so I'm a little lost. I am however, almost done with my much too large (rs125 friendly) workbench :thumbsup