I am available to transport bikes of all shapes, sizes and brands. Work mostly the North East US, east of Cleveland and north of Va. But will wander outside that area if the need arrises. If you need something hauled into or out of the York swapmeet, get ahold of me. Can also hook up with other peop...

Jacob, what section of the country are you in? Might be someone available local to you that could stop by and help out.

I believe Paul can supply paint for your needs.

If you decide you would rather walk away from the chassis, I'd be willing to take it off your hands.

Be handy to know what color paint you want to duplicate??

They are persistent .

If it's bad enough that the small end is worn out, pretty sure the big aint far behind. Better to renew it with a rod kit and be done with it. And while your at it, crank bearings are next on the list to do.

Go with an MZB set up. PVL is ignition only, MZB is set up for lights.

One thing you may want to find out, are replacements available if I destroy these getting them out?

That's what's nice about pics, this is how it should look, you know right away if you have an issue. Your case screw issue will be better known if you split the cases. If the screws are broken off, then you might be ble to get them out and put in new, if the holes are stripped, then you can reclaim ...

I didnt post a link cause I'm not that adept at doing that sort of thing, I can just about navigate the web most times.

Ace 100 Flattrack bike on the vft.org site. nice looking unit, in Pa.

Redneck humor,

If you only have one hole to work with, you can make a "J" bracket by cutting off the threaded part on the off side of the U bolt.

Yep, as long as you're in there, new gaskets and seals, new rings, when you order tell 'em the numbers on the piston. While it's apart check all other wear items, bearings, crankshaft, clutch plates and basket. Might be an idea to look into some mechanical updates that may be available.

It can be done, it's not an easy feat, and probably not for the home mechanic . Someone told me once they had a way to do it, but very time consuming and not 100% reliable. If I can remember the person, I'll look into it.

I've seen and installed both with no ill effects. Make sure the clip is well seated and you shouldnt have any issues.

Yep, easily worth that in parts alone, on the wrong coast for me.

Go to : puregas.org and find ethanol free gas in your area. There are none in Mass, but in most areas of Mass the border is just a short drive away...

Well you should just slightly faster, at least your wallet is slightly lighter, less weight= more speed ?