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steve k
11th January 2006, 17:42
Can anyone help with fitting a mb50 gearbox into an mb100. I am trying to get the bike together for the manfield meeting at the end of feb. Does anyone have some pictures or drawings of how the gearing goes together. Have the feeling I am missing a couple of shims and a bush on the cog that sits on the cluster at the end of the final drive. confused. I am. :scratch:
Do these gear boxes fit straight in? F5 or speedpro can ya help at all.
cheers
Ivan
11th January 2006, 19:31
my mate did gear box change cause the 50 is 6 speed isnt it
Bert
12th January 2006, 18:23
Can anyone help with fitting a mb50 gearbox into an mb100. I am trying to get the bike together for the manfield meeting at the end of feb. Does anyone have some pictures or drawings of how the gearing goes together. Have the feeling I am missing a couple of shims and a bush on the cog that sits on the cluster at the end of the final drive. confused. I am. :scratch:
Do these gear boxes fit straight in? F5 or speedpro can ya help at all.
cheers
they do fit, as does a few other gearboxs. but attached is a engine diagram that ight be useful ? prob not but thats the best I could find... If you have no luck try a google on 82 CR80 gearbox, they are very similer. there are alot of guys running these so the info / knowledge should be around....
speedpro
12th January 2006, 21:57
They go straight in without the need for any modifications. Just make sure you get EVERY bit from the MB50 that has anything to do with the gearbox. I have a parts diagram and a spare gearbox or two somewhere but everything is in boxes in a big pile as I'm currently between workshops.
steve k
12th January 2006, 22:03
hey thanks for the info.
I got the gear box with the engine that I bought. The gear clusters were wrapped in a cloth and when i took them out a couple of nights ago to fiit there seems to be a bush and possibly two shims missing from the final drive cluster. really need to see a parts diagram to suss it out.
anyone got a mb50 gearbox or motor that is stuffed that i can get a hold of?
cheers
gav
13th January 2006, 06:14
http://www.geocities.com/rztech/Transmission.pdf
http://www.geocities.com/mb5racer/tech.html
These may help, but in the specs its suggesting that the US MB5 is a 5 speed, I thought they were a 6 speed box?
steve k
13th January 2006, 07:37
These may help, but in the specs its suggesting that the US MB5 is a 5 speed, I thought they were a 6 speed box?
thats what I found the other night when i did a search for mb5. no mention of a six speed box. cheers for the links. iwill check them out.
F5 Dave
13th January 2006, 10:32
MTs (trail version) are 5, MBs are 6, although some restricted overseas models might have been 5 for some dumb reason.
I have a parts diagram somewhere. Often the shims on the ends like to stick to the bearing. I've moved, but not far from where I was. Done a google search for the diagram?
steve k
13th January 2006, 15:48
I have a parts diagram somewhere. Often the shims on the ends like to stick to the bearing. I've moved, but not far from where I was. Done a google search for the diagram?
hey dave. have talked to craig at motomart and have sorted out what I need to get. Thanks for the info. the hard part will be tracking these things down. will try econohonda on monday. will hopefully be running for the end of feb meeting. fingers crossed
F5 Dave
16th January 2006, 08:24
I have found that MB50 & 100 gearbox schematics. Do you want a copy?
steve k
16th January 2006, 15:52
I have found that MB50 & 100 gearbox schematics. Do you want a copy?
hey. have sourced the parts through malcolm at econohonda. would be good to get a copy of the mb50 schematic though. are you able to scan and send it? otherwise can pick it up sometime.
cheers
F5 Dave
16th January 2006, 16:05
ok lets see if this works as a pdf.
steve k
16th January 2006, 18:39
ok lets see if this works as a pdf.
cheers dave
worked a treat.
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