Author Topic: Solo to Sidecar by STD  (Read 132861 times)

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Re: Solo to Sidecar by STD
« Reply #330 on: November 13, 2016, 12:15:48 AM »
Brian...........you've come along way from the bicycle days of Panama 8-) 8-) 8-)
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Re: Solo to Sidecar by STD
« Reply #331 on: November 18, 2016, 07:25:54 PM »
Thanks for the nice comments on the BSA. Meanwhile on the racer...
I had plumbed the 'spare' sidecover for an external oil cooler. It should fit, looked like it would fit, and it did fit except for one little ole thang. The clutch activation mechanism. The original uses a little pan-piston to engage the internal clutch. The 'spare' has a machined boot in the rod that looks as it would interface with a rod of some sort. Anyway the difference is enough for me to call the spare 'practice' and commit to plumbing the original. Anyway, it turned out better the second time around.
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Re: Solo to Sidecar by STD
« Reply #332 on: November 25, 2016, 12:38:20 PM »
Because the 'spare' sidecover didn't fit I plumbed the original. I mounted it the other day so in theory I've got an oil cooler. Now I'm hoping I can run a fuel hotter than off-the-shelf gas and not cook the head. Serious homework ahead of me.
STD; Speed Team Doo
'82 Honda 500 APS-AF
'70 Triumph 250 MPS-PG
'71 Triumph 250 APS-PF
'70 Triumph 250 M-PG