got rid of that dam shift kit

atomichurley

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i had been having lots of problems with my bike in regards to the shift kit with the chain coming off and breaking, so i decided to take the dam thing off.

I went back to my normal sprocket then went for a ride and the only problem was that the bike chain broke (probably had been under to much stress from that shift kit) when i was about 6km away from home so i had to use my feet to get up to speed then let the clutch out so i could get home lol. :D

When i was riding along at about 70% throttle the engine tone changed and i got a massive boost? my bike is still on run in but i'm curious to find out what causes this also where in the rev range is the power band for these bikes?

Once i'm done with run in the mods i wanna do are:
SBP Expansion pipe
Performance air filter
maybe a 36t sprocket
Any more suggested mods?

Thanks Guys happy riding

Here are some pics
http://i872.photobucket.com/albums/ab283/nickhurley_333/SAM_0304.jpg
http://i872.photobucket.com/albums/ab283/nickhurley_333/SAM_0305.jpg
http://i872.photobucket.com/albums/ab283/nickhurley_333/SAM_0306.jpg
 
http://www.ducatimeccanica.com/dellorto_guide/dellorto_3_6.html

I'm not sure if this is it, but if you post thye carb's type, number etc there's a better chance to find the acurate manual.

BTW, it would be great if you could post some results as you tune your carb during trail and error mixture settings.

And the atomisers; which length works best or better, or is this length unique for each person's MB use?



fig. 23
Usually the atomisers on Carburetor s intended for two-stroke engines are manufactured in two types: with either long or short upper parts (figure 23).
The atomisers with longer upper parts cause a weakening of the mixture at low speeds and during acceleration from low speed; on the other hand, atomisers with shorter upper parts produce extra enrichment. Carburetor s for racing motor cycles use atomisers with short upper parts.

Atomisers
http://www.ducatimeccanica.com/dellorto_jetting/p7.html
 
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Click onto my signature link to read my evaluation of the Dellorto carb. It's worked great for me and needs only the main jet to be the right size w/o messing with needle and/or pilot jet. It gives more low end grunt and more top speed.
 
hi
ummmmm have u tried rse an asked about your carb an motor setting that u ordered ?

brad
syd
 
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