My "new" RZV

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My "new" RZV

#1 Post by Duel » Mon Sep 07, 2015 5:44 pm

Finaly I found the bike I was looking for , the company that from which I bought the bike had given it a good inspection and placed some one way valves to prevent the oiltank from leaking into the cylinders.

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Re: My "new" RZV

#2 Post by Jim Bain » Mon Sep 07, 2015 8:38 pm

[quote="Duel"]Finaly I found the bike I was looking for , the company that from which I bought the bike had given it a good inspection and placed some one way valves to p
revent the oiltank from leaking into the cylinders
"One way" that looks like a No way connection

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Re: My "new" RZV

#3 Post by Duel » Tue Sep 08, 2015 3:51 pm

Yeah it did cost a piston/cyl. and bigend.

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Re: My "new" RZV

#4 Post by 2smoke » Wed Sep 09, 2015 4:59 am

Wow, you must want to kill the guy that installed that cover! That's just awful.
Good thing there is beer for these days. :drinkers:
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Re: My "new" RZV

#5 Post by Duel » Mon Sep 14, 2015 4:48 pm

2smoke wrote:Wow, you must want to kill the guy that installed that cover! That's just awful.
Good thing there is beer for these days. :drinkers:
I'll kill him after he has straightens things out :smt014

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