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As Thomas uses to say: We are makeing Ugly Time! Client's wishes do not permit me to continue the Rotkäppchen project 3 days to Thomas's 18th birt...
If somebody else did what You head for doesn't mean it is a good idea or safe. My friend the Jawa importer installed the 562 maximum to a HD 850 Sport...
This is not related to the Rotkâppchen transplantation, BUT WE GOT SOMEBODY NEW INTO THE FAMILY. Today I made my down payment to Jim Petiti Racewayse...
Masseltov Igor, You beat me again with Your speed. Things improove in each new project. Myself I never have been a friend of welding, as for I ma...
Schlabber, Schlabber... For sure Sir George enjoys the priviledge to ride out exclusively with his master. I hope you prepared a strong anchour poin...
Larry, I have a 350 Jawa and may asure that the Tcheck Jawa materials are way stronger then the east German MZ materials. I get amazed frecuently ab...
For iphones and familiar You even get waterproof ones now. Seen so in Germany on my last trip. Sven
Just an example what I mean with not any step backward. The friend we braught today to her families grave boveda was struggling the last 35 years wi...
Just thinking in loud: 1. universal clamps slipped? 2.Had been dismantled and sacked in while reassembled. My Jawa will not bolt on and return eac...
Bruce, I guess that is the best medicine they tell you for to treat the illness with the name of a German scientist of whom I forgot the name again....
As Lonnie says 28psi is a good starting point. But there are tires and there are tires plus light rigs and heavy monsters. The best way for me is, t...
I got stuck with the project. the carburator and old airfilter box interfere quite a bit and the new airfilter is huge. I am no friend at all of the...
Every single moment is worth it. Not any step back, not even for to catch impuls. Best wishes from a "little" further South, where my father in law ...
Lonnie!?? Have You an idea?
Like the Kawasaki Z650 in late 80tees didn't need any compressor, they were built for to pump up themselves and would adjust automatically to the load...