Sorry to hear that Petros.
Customs can be a pain. Tell me about it... I´ve been there.
... but, this time, I don´t think I´ll be needing new parts for my rebuild.
The cylinders are rather OK imo. I´ll clean the small aluminium stains with salt acid, and hone lightly.
I haven´t had the barrels out yet, so I haven´t looked at the pistons, but judging by the relatively small amount of alu. stains in the cylinder, I´m hoping they are reusable.
The rings have for sure taken a powding, they will be changed.
Both cylinders are showing very much the same amount of scuffing, and both plugs were reading exactly the same right after the seize... so I wonder if actually both pots seized at the same time?
Piston crowns are healthy, as well as head, and the O-rings in the head show no sign of weakness what so ever.
And the thing that had me puzzled the most... why the machine was running rotten.
Both pots were misfiring, and the machine would just no rev over 6k, and both cyl. had compression.
The explanation was quite logic... it just didn´t seam possible at the time...
Judging that the pistons still are at TDC one 90* after the other, wich I presume is a sign that the crank still is phased...
I guess my little fly wheel will have to be locked in place in a more sturdy manner.
Red line is cyl1 @ TDC now. Green line is where TDC should be.
The fly wheel spined almost one all round when the engine seized.
I´m quite admired the machine could start at all...
Too bad the bike had problems.
I could have had a lot of fun... No vid from B (slower) series, where according to my times at this track last time, I would have been.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lp4Aj0toC64