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I'm running Avon Roadriders and am very happy with them. -- Allan Wyatt Raconteur and All-Around Curmudgeon

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Recently bought a 2000 w650. ?Sweet bike. ?Tires were original… 23 years old. ?Replaced them with ?Michelin ?classics. ?I regret it. the classics grab every rain groove on the highway. ?Any

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Thanks for the notification. I’m glad to hear Martin is selling again. John H. in Omaha

BTW, I just thought I'd update this thread. I was able to contact Martin Fischer and order the headlight protection bar from him. It arrived in the mail from Germany to the US a few weeks ago. Mounted

Your " right side" looks great..my bevel gear cover has a moderate scuff mark that I was hoping to get polished out. ..Remember from last year that matching up the clutch cover bolts was a

On the other side, I took off the front sprocket cover. Makes it much easier to polish it and the part of the left engine case cover. Watch out for over-torquing those fasteners when you put it back

I removed the brake pedal, foot peg, and kick starter. I'd already removed the mufflers but that was only necessary to treat the rust on the rear mounts and repaint. I masked off the oil window, the

Thanks for the tip...I'll polish it best I can without removing it.....tm wrote:

Don't touch it. Never tried but internet is full of nightmarish reports. Everyone polishes the lower cover Insitu. J A quarta, 13/12/2023, 20:33, Tom Marckese <tmarckesejr@...> escreveu:

This winter I"m wanting to get the clutch cover and the smaller lower right cover polished..Is dissassembling the bevel gear cover something the average Joe should'nt mess with ?

Sure, understandable. Ruari

I believe I posted a more thorough account here last year under the title Derustification. I've had the bike for 21 years and almost 50,000 miles. I used ordinary paint remover from the hardware

Thats a great job you have done to the sidecovers.

I don't believe they regularly salt the roads but it is possible. I'd considered ordering the carb heaters at one point but haven't experienced any issues yet. We'll see! My larger concern was the

There was a 350 like that around here about 30 years ago. Early 70s or late 60s model year maybe? Don in Niagara

Just thought I'd share this picture of an old Jawa twin engine, Don't know what year of the displacement but it sure look familiar!Alohapaul _._,_._,_

Looks nice! I need to do that to mine, I live in Hawaii and the year round humidity is Hell on all metal finishes! What did you use to strip the clear coat? and what type of polish?Alohapaul

Problem is that the salt stays on the road until it's washed off in spring. (I used to live in Syracuse—the Salt City.) Had I paid attention to the forecast that day I'd have parked it for the