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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 9:57 pm
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I think I'll have a drink, feel free to put one on my tab while Shirley's
up.
I mentioned not too long ago that my sister was buying a 1973 (or was it 74)
CB550Four. She went through with it and dropped it off to me in order to
replace the carb gaskets, apparently it leaks gas at the carbs at about the
rate of 1 drip every half an hour, personally I'd leave it, but then again
my bike likes to mark it's territory. She ordered a replacement gasket set
for the bike, which should be in later this week, in the meantime I'm free
to play with it, I wonder if it's gonna rain tomorrow?
http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG
Front fender is being repaired, someone backed into it the first day she
rode it to work, the makings of a bobber if I ever get my hands on it for
more than just some gasket replacements. <g>
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 9:57 pm
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Tud wrote:
> I think I'll have a drink, feel free to put one on my tab while Shirley's
> up.
>
> I mentioned not too long ago that my sister was buying a 1973 (or was it 74)
> CB550Four. She went through with it and dropped it off to me in order to
> replace the carb gaskets, apparently it leaks gas at the carbs at about the
> rate of 1 drip every half an hour, personally I'd leave it, but then again
> my bike likes to mark it's territory. She ordered a replacement gasket set
> for the bike, which should be in later this week, in the meantime I'm free
> to play with it, I wonder if it's gonna rain tomorrow?
>
<font color=purple> > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font" target="_blank">http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font</a>>
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> Front fender is being repaired, someone backed into it the first day she
> rode it to work, the makings of a bobber if I ever get my hands on it for
> more than just some gasket replacements. <g>
>
> --
> Tud
> SENS BS#111 LFS#32 FLF MISFIT
> '70 Triumph T120R Chopper
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Interesting to note the different size pans under each bike.
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 9:57 pm
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Tud wrote:
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<font color=purple> > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font" target="_blank">http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font</a>>
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Now there is a Mutt and Jeff pair. Or is it Laurel and Hardy?
All seriousness aside, one of our Triumph mastertechs loves those
bikes and has several. Rides em all over too. It's a favorite
"first" bike he recommends. Dunno if you remember the original
400-4. There was a version (440-4?) that was bright yellow that
I went so far as to check out at the dealers. It was too small
for me. Too bad. I thought that one looked sharp.
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'72 CB175 Super Sport (deep sixed)
'71 T120R Bonneville (retired)
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 9:57 pm
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Tud wrote:
> I think I'll have a drink, feel free to put one on my tab while Shirley's
> up.
Thanks, it's so damn humid here a guy can't even stand to play in the
garage...........
> I mentioned not too long ago that my sister was buying a 1973 (or was it 74)
> CB550Four. She went through with it.............
Sorry to hear that!!
<font color=purple> > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font" target="_blank">http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font</a>>
You know, even today they're not a BAD looking bike all things considered.
About 20 years ago I worked in a small town independent shop, changed fork seals
on one of these and then took it for a test ride.(gotta do that ya know<G>)
Came back convinced there was something wrong with the bike, it seemed to run
fine but it was a major DOG!!! Seemed a pity cuz the rest of it was decent.
Probably seemed like such a dog because the shop's "parts runner" bike was a
KZ900, more like 1100+, smooth-bores, cams etc, ran mid-6's in the 1/8<G>
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 9:57 pm
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Tud wrote:
> I think I'll have a drink, feel free to put one on my tab while Shirley's
> up.
>
Thanks for the rye & coke.
> I mentioned not too long ago that my sister was buying a 1973 (or was it 74)
> CB550Four. She went through with it and dropped it off to me in order to
> replace the carb gaskets, apparently it leaks gas at the carbs at about the
> rate of 1 drip every half an hour, personally I'd leave it, but then again
> my bike likes to mark it's territory. She ordered a replacement gasket set
> for the bike, which should be in later this week, in the meantime I'm free
> to play with it, I wonder if it's gonna rain tomorrow?
Hey Tud, where did she get the gasket kit from? I've gotta do the same thing on
my 400 and I'm having a hell of a time finding parts.
<font color=purple> > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font" target="_blank">http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font</a>>
Sweet ride!
> Front fender is being repaired, someone backed into it the first day she
> rode it to work, the makings of a bobber if I ever get my hands on it for
> more than just some gasket replacements. <g>
>
> --
> Tud
> SENS BS#111 LFS#32 FLF MISFIT
> '70 Triumph T120R Chopper
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 9:57 pm
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Nemo wrote:
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> Dunno if you remember the original
> 400-4. There was a version (440-4?) that was bright yellow that
> I went so far as to check out at the dealers. It was too small
> for me. Too bad. I thought that one looked sharp.
>
CB400F Super Sport!? I've got two inthe garage. One red one (all
original) and one blue one that I used as a parts bike. Those bikes are
a hoot to throw around.
> --
> Nemo BS#220 SugarRiverRAT
> '72 CB175 Super Sport (deep sixed)
> '71 T120R Bonneville (retired)
> '95 T309RT Thunderbird "Blue Magoo"
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(Msg. 7) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 10:58 pm
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Nemo wrote...
> Tud wrote:
> >
<font color=green> > > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font" target="_blank">http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font</a>>
> >
>
> Now there is a Mutt and Jeff pair. Or is it Laurel and Hardy?
>
> All seriousness aside, one of our Triumph mastertechs loves those
> bikes and has several. Rides em all over too. It's a favorite
> "first" bike he recommends. Dunno if you remember the original
> 400-4.
Let me answer that questions with this: I was 6 months old when my bike
rolled off the production line. <g>
> There was a version (440-4?) that was bright yellow that
> I went so far as to check out at the dealers. It was too small
> for me. Too bad. I thought that one looked sharp.
The wife really likes the looks of those CBs, as well as the old Triumphs.
She's also found of the new Bonni's, not the cruiser ones but the one's that
look like they did back in the 70's.
Took my sister's for a spin around the block tonight, some things that took
some getting used to: Front brakes, that actually work; the feeling of
sitting over the front tire, as opposed to the Triumph, were I'm back pretty
far.
> --
> Nemo BS#220 SugarRiverRAT
> '72 CB175 Super Sport (deep sixed)
> '71 T120R Bonneville (retired)
> '95 T309RT Thunderbird "Blue Magoo"
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'70 Triumph T120R Chopper
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(Msg. 8) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 11:00 pm
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"Tud" <tud333.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote:
:She went through with it and dropped it off to me in order to
:replace the carb gaskets, apparently it leaks gas at the carbs at about the
:rate of 1 drip every half an hour,
It could be a float bowl gasket. It could also be leaking past
one of the float valves. Since you are removing the bowls anyway,
take a good look at the valves.
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(Msg. 9) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 11:03 pm
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Tailgunner wrote...
> Tud wrote:
<font color=green> > > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font" target="_blank">http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font</a>>
> Interesting to note the different size pans under each bike.
Ouch.
That's probably because I haven't worked on her bike yet. <g>
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> Tailgunner
> '90 FLSTC "X Girth"
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(Msg. 10) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 11:20 pm
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GzrGlide wrote:
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> Hey Tud, where did she get the gasket kit from? I've gotta do the same thing on
> my 400 and I'm having a hell of a time finding parts.
>
> Mike
> 02 FLHTCi
Try the honda dealer, you'll pay three prices for 'em though.
Davis Silvers Spares most likely has 'em in OEM or pattern. (I just
checked, they are 7.50 pounds sterling each for CB400F)
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.davidsilverspares.com/cgi-bin/dss2-cgi/Catalogue.pl" target="_blank">http://www.davidsilverspares.com/cgi-bin/dss2-cgi/Catalogue.pl</a>
Also, for all SOHC 4's go to...
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.sohc4.net" target="_blank">www.sohc4.net</a>
By the way, The bowl gaskets used in the kits are Buna-N and will go
tits up in a year or two since they've started adding all those aromatic
hydrocarbon additives to unleaded gas. They swell horribly and get
squishy (Tech Term) I'm experimenting with Viton gaskets at this time
and won't have any data for a year, unless they go sooner.
Be glad you don't have late 750k's with the pumper carbs!
(I've got many, many links to SOHC 4 stuff, Email me if you need 'em.
Pull 'mychain' to reply)
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'77 CB750k '78 CB750K
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(Msg. 11) Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2003 12:43 am
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Nemo wrote...
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> Dunno if you remember the original 400-4.
> It was too small for me. Too bad. I thought
> that one looked sharp.
> --
> Nemo BS#220 SugarRiverRAT
> '95 T309RT Thunderbird "Blue Magoo"
Saw a 400-4 not too long ago. From a distance,
I remembered how bad that I wanted one of these.
Then I got closer and closer. Looked like a friggen
moped. But a cool looking moped nonetheless.
IMHO the best looking pipes on a bike in a long time.
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(Msg. 12) Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2003 2:10 am
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"Tud" <tud333 RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I think I'll have a drink, feel free to put one on my tab while Shirley's
> up.
>
> I mentioned not too long ago that my sister was buying a 1973 (or was it 74)
> CB550Four. She went through with it and dropped it off to me in order to
> replace the carb gaskets, apparently it leaks gas at the carbs at about the
> rate of 1 drip every half an hour, personally I'd leave it, but then again
> my bike likes to mark it's territory.
I don't mind my bike leaking oil or primary fluid, but gas eats holes
in shit, especially asphalt garage floors. I'm glad she's makin you fix it.
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"Tailgunner" <Tailgunner.RemoveThis@byteme.nbrigham.com> wrote in message
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> Tud wrote:
> > I think I'll have a drink, feel free to put one on my tab while Shirley's
> > up.
> >
> > I mentioned not too long ago that my sister was buying a 1973 (or was it 74)
> > CB550Four. She went through with it and dropped it off to me in order to
> > replace the carb gaskets, apparently it leaks gas at the carbs at about the
> > rate of 1 drip every half an hour, personally I'd leave it, but then again
> > my bike likes to mark it's territory. She ordered a replacement gasket set
> > for the bike, which should be in later this week, in the meantime I'm free
> > to play with it, I wonder if it's gonna rain tomorrow?
> >
<font color=green> > > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font" target="_blank">http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font</a>>
> >
> > Front fender is being repaired, someone backed into it the first day she
> > rode it to work, the makings of a bobber if I ever get my hands on it for
> > more than just some gasket replacements. <g>
> >
> > --
> > Tud
> > SENS BS#111 LFS#32 FLF MISFIT
> > '70 Triumph T120R Chopper
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> >
> >
>
> Interesting to note the different size pans under each bike.
Yeah, and how long before that gas eats through that Tupperware
container?
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"Tud" <tud333 DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Tailgunner wrote...
> > Tud wrote:
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> > Interesting to note the different size pans under each bike.
>
> Ouch.
>
> That's probably because I haven't worked on her bike yet. <g>
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Roach wrote...
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> Tailgunner wrote...
> > Tud wrote:
<font color=brown> > > > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font" target="_blank">http://mel.eastlink.ca/bikes0638.JPG</font</a>>
> > Interesting to note the different size pans under each bike.
>
> Yeah, and how long before that gas eats through that Tupperware
> container?
Hehe, it's been replaced with something more, shall be say, metal. Andi t
leaks more than she said, it's more like a drip a every minute.
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'70 Triumph T120R Chopper
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