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toglhot
Senior Member
"I'm a retired RAAF police dog handler/trainer/instructor. Did that for most of my working life."
Last Activity: Today, 05:30 PM
Joined: 11-21-2017
Location: Adelaide
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Started the TX up again to check the tacho and voltmeter. I had intentions of checking the timing on each cylinder, unfortunately, the POS timing light... -
Speedo/tacho/voltmeter bracket made up today. I'll be adding a few LEDs later on for oil, indicators and so on....Leave a comment:
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Try $28. That's for one spoke, a set costs around $70 to post....Leave a comment:
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I'm in Oz, postage charges charge more than the product. for example, look at postage on these carbs. https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/401913989223?has...Leave a comment:
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I nutted out a simplified schematic for the TX last night and did a little work on it today. Rather than one harness, I decided on two, one for lights...Leave a comment:
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Now - yes, mostly the TX. In the past, many things: recumbents bikes and trikes, tools, machinery, cars, go carts, lathe accessories, sailing canoes...Last edited by toglhot; 10-15-2021, 10:32 PM.Leave a comment:
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Synced the carbs and checked the PMA today. Bike runs beautifully now, idles nicely, revs cleanly, no spitting or hesitation. PMA/reg/rect output is 14.6...Leave a comment:
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If you've set the float level in your carbs and want to check the actual fuel level , you'll need to access the float bowl. Most bike carbs have a plug...Leave a comment:
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Pushed the starter button this afternoon and the TX roared into life, very loudly with those pipes. So, the single points cam works beautifully. PMA conversion...Leave a comment:
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These are a couple of tail lights I built. First one was made of steel which I didn't really like that much, so, I welded up an ally one. I had to make...Leave a comment:
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Continued....Leave a comment:
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The batter carrier on the TX was just a lump of rusted metal when I removed it. Tabs everywhere with numerous electrical items attached, that went in...Leave a comment:
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Side panel build. For the side panels I decided to use ally, as I wanted them in polished ally. First I welded a tab to the rear frame downtube and spun...Leave a comment:
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Seat pan build. I started with a sheet of sheet metal, marked out the shape, bent the rear section up, bent the sides down and bent some more sheet metal...Leave a comment:
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Cable splitter.
The TX650 came with a silly twin cable hand throttle, one cable for each carb. I bought a single cable throttle and looked around...Leave a comment:
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