My bike project

Have now purchase new SKF bearings and seals, had little trouble finding seals but finally I found a shop at home in Sweden, which had correct seals
 

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.shft.There will be a different gas tank than I thought. Bought a gastank which will be mounted under packet holder. I think it looks better than a frame tank
 

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Not pointing a finger at this bike by no means but I have noticed on several builds that the exhausts are sometimes bracketed with hard mounts, no rubber. Do the engines not move at all?? Seems like autos , would need to have the pipes mounted with a piece of rubber between the pipe and the frames. Would this not keep the bolts on the exhaust flange and "header" pipe from cracking. Just wondering.
 
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Not pointing a finger at this bike by no means but I have noticed on several builds that the exhausts are sometimes bracketed with hard mounts, no rubber. Do the engines not move at all?? Seems like autos , would need to have the pipes mounted with a piece of rubber between the pipe and the frames. Would this not keep the bolts on the exhaust flange and "header" pipe from cracking. Just wondering.

There you have absolute right in. It will be easily cracked if it is rigidly mounted to the frame. the best way is to have movable flange of the cylinder, and use springs to hold together the tube. On my bike, I've done so that the bracket of the frame is a clip and a rubber ring, and at the rear bracket for the exhaust pipe there is a vibration damper made ​​of rubber, in that way the exhaust system can move with the vibrations
 

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looks hornety yellow! awesome! goes fast i bet...

it revs pretty high, do you add 2 stroke oil to the tank to keep engine in good condition?
 
Cool! I've never heard of boric acid being added to oil. Keep us informed on how well it works :)
 
Now I got the new carburetor, Dellorto SHA16.16, it is significantly smaller and lighter than the Mikuni copy I had intended to use. what is some fun it is much cheaper to order from the U.S. than to buy in Sweden, purchased the carburetor from Tretland.TV. One-week delivery time, I think is very good delivery time, faster than if I bought this at home! And i saved about 350sek - 50dollars
 

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Awesome build. Can you tell us more about oil with boric acid?

Can be used for both two stroke and four stroke engines



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Has now started to build the tank of my bike, have had some different ideas how it should be, but it will be a frame tank as I had intended from the beginning, as I make of a 3 inch pipe, cut and remove the upper frame tube and replace it with a 3 inch pipe. The tank will hold about two liters of gasoline.
I have also started to put together the engine, must make a spacer for the high compression piston to get the right measure of the squish height. The aluminum plate is 2 mm, which I end up on a squish of about 1.5 mm, which I think is about right for this type of engine! if ball bearings and needle bearings to keeping from breaking downdnut
 

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Something like this, will the bike will look like when it is finished. It will be built in Puch theme. Will be put on decals from Puch, painted probably in a Puch orange with black details
 

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Hello! Now I'm back! Have not done anything on my bike since April!. Being putting together the engine with new SKF bearings + new seals. Had a lot of problems with the thin seal on the magnetic side, the spring on the seal came off all the time, but finally it was in place. I have also modified the piston has "jacket" 3mm so that the inlet opens up (as we say in Sweden, old moped tuning tricks). Have also modified the top a bit, inserting small tubes to change the holes from 8mm to 6mm.
Will use 2pc cylinder base gaskets to raise the cylinder a bit, partly to open the exhaust port entirely, it gives a squish measure of about 2.5 mm, may not be optimal but I want to prevent the engine breaking downzpt
 

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Then at last the engine is finished to be installed in the cycle again. Also begins make the fuel tank.xct2
 

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The gas tank is now welded to the frame, but I have to cut the exhaust pipe about 25mm, for the exhaust system will fit under the gas tank
 

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Soon ready for painting, has reinforced the frame, to relieve the engine mounts a bit so that the motor does not need to absorb movements in frame
 

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Started to prepare the rear wheel, as you have seen earlier in the thread, I use 2 rear sprocket, will be using 36 and 48 teeth for speed and power. Together are the two the sprockets are pretty heavy, so will not the attachment of the sprockets in the spokes break down pretty fast. Will therefore make the reinforcement of the rear wheel, a clamp around the hub welded a plate to which I attach the sprockets in, will keep the rubber rings to center the the sprockets. The bracket is not welded in the picture xct2
 

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