[o1marc]

what are you trying to do with the enter key? push the fingerpad to enter.

 

[bfont52]

just joined chaps, in the process of caff racering my Daytona 955i will try and up load photo. Help may be needed, feel free to E-mail me at [email protected]

email you? the whole point is to ask questions here on the forum so everyone benefits from the knowledge.

 

[gabow1815]

email you? the whole point is to ask questions here on the forum so everyone benefits from the knowledge.

ok just trying to be friendly cowboy, what do want to know about Triumphs in the colonies.

 

[o1marc]

ok just trying to be friendly cowboy, what do want to know about Triumphs in the colonies.

I thought your post was asking for help not offering what we didn't ask for. You said help may be needed on your "racering" of your Triumph yet didn't say what your issues were.

 

[gabow1815]

I thought your post was asking for help not offering what we didn't ask for. You said help may be needed on your "racering" of your Triumph yet didn't say what your issues were.

at the moment do not need engineering help only help in uploading pics onto this sight. you may be interested in a Daytona 955i caff racer to peruse over.

 

[captrise]

hello, ive been putting together a1979 gs750. its been going good.the problem is the carbs have been, lets just say, not so good. my question is will a set of 1979 gs1000 carbs work for me. seems that year the 1000 came stock with 26mm. and the next year the 28mm. the carbs I have could be rebuilt maybe they are really trashed.anybody with some info would be a great help thank you, captrise

 

[busapilot]

hello, ive been putting together a1979 gs750. its been going good.the problem is the carbs have been, lets just say, not so good. my question is will a set of 1979 gs1000 carbs work for me. seems that year the 1000 came stock with 26mm. and the next year the 28mm. the carbs I have could be rebuilt maybe they are really trashed.anybody with some info would be a great help thank you, captrise

It seems your GPS once again gave you the wrong directions.

1. Decide if this is a technical question or if you are going to make a project out of it and post in the correct forum.
2. Don't expect any help without
.....a) as much information as possible including carb type/numbers/exact bikes
.....b) why do you think the carbs are "trashed?"
.....c) have you done anything to clean the 750 carbs?
.....d) more information about yourself including
..........1-where you are from
..........2-what your experience is with building engines

And welcome.

 

[Big Bad Bob Dog]

hello, ive been putting together a1979 gs750. its been going good.the problem is the carbs have been, lets just say, not so good. my question is will a set of 1979 gs1000 carbs work for me. seems that year the 1000 came stock with 26mm. and the next year the 28mm. the carbs I have could be rebuilt maybe they are really trashed.anybody with some info would be a great help thank you, captrise

I'm calling Troll.

 

[spittal]

i just bought a honda cx500 1979 and the is a bit of surface rust on the forks, can i just sand of sand blast it out or must i get new forks

if so what forks would fit my bike. (would love something better than stock)

 

[8ball]

This thread is for technical issues/questions about the site not about bikes. Please post bike related questions in the technical section of the forum if you want relevant responses.

 

[MKR]

Hi guys. As a new member and being fairly useless with comfusers its taking me a little time to get my head round. thought I must say at the grand age of 31 I love the fact I am referred to as a junior member.

 

[BigAl8295]

Hi guys. As a new member and being fairly useless with comfusers its taking me a little time to get my head round. thought I must say at the grand age of 31 I love the fact I am referred to as a junior member.

Hey Junior, at 31 you probably are one of the younger members here.

 

[DemonicCow9852]

23 here! I HOPE YOU ALL FEEL OLD.

 

[CaTacL1sm]

So I'm not sure if anyone else has this issue or if it's been mentioned before, but since the site update, I've noticed a lot of pictures uploaded to threads are not automatically resized. This will happen randomly to random threads with some pictures showing up a viewable size or others showing up at the original (huge) size.

I'm currently using the current version of firefox as my browser.

Anyone have any fixes?

 

[802bikes]

Hello all,

So i'm not bike mechanic but i wrench on cars. Clearly totally different situations. 83 Suzuki Gr650 tempter was given to me and the engines good and starts but i guess its not shifting into gear or wont stay in gear. I really could use as much information as possible and whatever else you could assist me with. Also a bolt broke and i obviously have to drill it out should i tap and re thread or should i use a threaded sert instead? Any car problems i would be more than willing to help you guys figure things out. Thanks and looking forward to some good info!

 

[hillsy]

Hello all,

So i'm not bike mechanic but i wrench on cars. Clearly totally different situations. 83 Suzuki Gr650 tempter was given to me and the engines good and starts but i guess its not shifting into gear or wont stay in gear. I really could use as much information as possible and whatever else you could assist me with. Also a bolt broke and i obviously have to drill it out should i tap and re thread or should i use a threaded sert instead? Any car problems i would be more than willing to help you guys figure things out. Thanks and looking forward to some good info!

Start a new thread for your question over here:

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