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    Ghost_Bullet's Bucket

    Yup me has a bucket, since last year/season, great wee runner it has been to, never failed me, apart from the broke pipe on the first race this year.

    Last BEARS meet it kinda came to grief, had some trouble with the throttle at scrutineering, and after taking a look at it, it aint beent he same since, 2nd race it would not even start, and even with the throttle closed, at times would over rev.

    Anyways, last weekend took a quick look, cleaned out the carby, and but everything together again. The interesting thing I noted is there are no reeds?? is that normal on a TF125. the thing has been modified no doubt, and to date has run well.
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    Yep, she's definately buggered. Better leave it at home on Sunday
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    They are both piston ported and crankcase reed. If you take the barrel off you'll find the reed block.

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    1mm over, don't screw it up.

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    Sounds like its got a leak somewhere sucking in some extra air therefore running lean as hell = Revving too the moon.
    Check the O-Ring between the carb and "manifold". Check how they sealed where the oil pump use to exist. Is the base gasket leaking? Might not have one actually. Im no expert but that is where i would look.

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    Cheers Quallman.
    no doubt it will be (touch wood) somthing simple... a test run last Sunday, and it seemed ok after putting all back together... one can only hope it is a rocket this Sunday...

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    Mmmm the bike went better today, but not as good as I know it can... I am sure I have not become a shit rider... though it is posible. Investigations will begin tomorrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ghost_Bullet View Post
    Mmmm the bike went better today, but not as good as I know it can... I am sure I have not become a shit rider... though it is posible. Investigations will begin tomorrow.
    Darn, I was catching up to you in Race 3, thought it was because the RX was going better after sorting the clutch slip. May have to tinker with the gearing next.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ghost_Bullet View Post
    touch wood
    And there he goes again...leave that drink alone and you might be a better rider...
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    Help..... hope to sort this by Sunday.

    pulled the bucket to bits yesturday, and we need reeds, but gen' ones I have been told have not been in the country since 06. Tried lookin on the Boyesen site for others, but only state TS.

    Do they cross with other models? Or other Reed makers?

    Any help appreciated... would have done somehting with me old RD400 reeds had they been wider.

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    wow ugly!!!

    I'm sure I have a set in the shed. Will look later on and let ya know.

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    TF & TS will be the same.

    Go to a wrecker & try match something up. RG250 etc. we used to have some sheet of fibreglass to cut some up from. Strictly speaking Boysens could be called performance parts.
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    ok - Mike has my TS engine and its got some fibreglass reeds in it. You can use them until you get a replacement, send him a PM.

    You wouldnt want to run an original set of reeds anyhow they horrible!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bren_chch View Post

    You wouldnt want to run an original set of reeds anyhow they horrible!
    ok cool-cheers, hence guenine reeds would be a 2nd choice then, just been told I can get some ex Japan 10-14days for 21 bucks...
    But maybe some of those Boyesen reeds for a ts would be a go to order?

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    I'm still running the std steels in mine... Nearly a season on it. Motor is not really ported - just matched up and cleaned up.

    Strangely it has the same type of marks on the piston crown - washed one side and carbon the other with a vague map of Oz in the middle. Head was VERY clean. Anyone know the cause of this symptom?

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