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    Suzuki RG500 XR35

    Long shot but has anyone got a link to parts or service manual if there is such a thing available on the interwebz.
    We are talking about the GP bike not the road bike.

    Cheers

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    Ask here:
    http://2stroker.createforumhosting.com/

    One of the guys on there is Steve Wheatman who owns essentially the Suzuki rolling museum (has a heap of RG's)

    XR35 is the works bike. Are you talking more the customer RG500GP Mk6/7?

    Also, drop Croz a note http://www.graemecrosby.com/ he rebuilt a Mk1 (eg XR14 copy) a while back for Grant Dalton (yes, THAT Grant Dalton).

    he knows the odd thing about RG's and XR's....!

    Jimmy Steadman I think still has his RGB.

    Alan De Latour in the 'Naki is also good with RG's.

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    I see you're in invercargill...are you not talking to John Beck ?

    Mike Sinclair is still around ChCh...and he probably wrote the manual.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumph View Post

    Mike Sinclair is still around ChCh...and he probably wrote the manual.
    More likely re wrote the manual to get it right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by malcy25 View Post
    Ask here:
    http://2stroker.createforumhosting.com/

    One of the guys on there is Steve Wheatman who owns essentially the Suzuki rolling museum (has a heap of RG's)

    XR35 is the works bike. Are you talking more the customer RG500GP Mk6/7?

    Also, drop Croz a note http://www.graemecrosby.com/ he rebuilt a Mk1 (eg XR14 copy) a while back for Grant Dalton (yes, THAT Grant Dalton).

    he knows the odd thing about RG's and XR's....!

    Jimmy Steadman I think still has his RGB.

    Alan De Latour in the 'Naki is also good with RG's.
    Will have a look at those sites don't know too much abou the bike, as it is someone elses.

    Quote Originally Posted by Grumph View Post
    I see you're in invercargill...are you not talking to John Beck ?

    Mike Sinclair is still around ChCh...and he probably wrote the manual.
    It is John's bike.
    He has talked to Croz about it. Apparently it isn't as easy as you think to find info and parts for them, being 30 year old and all.

    I will pass on the names etc, he may have talked to these people already, but I apprciate the help anyway thanks guys!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maido View Post


    Apparently it isn't as easy as you think to find info and parts for them, being 30 year old and all.
    yeah, tell me about it...there's a good network for Yamaha TZ's for parts and knowledge, but less so for the Suzuki RG's.

    I hear it may be ignition. Worst case, get hold of Murray DeLacy and get an HPI. They do a 4 cylinder 2 stroke version which fires off pairs together. Is a complete unit and not 30 years old. better advance curves too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by malcy25 View Post
    yeah, tell me about it...there's a good network for Yamaha TZ's for parts and knowledge, but less so for the Suzuki RG's.

    I hear it may be ignition. Worst case, get hold of Murray DeLacy and get an HPI. They do a 4 cylinder 2 stroke version which fires off pairs together. Is a complete unit and not 30 years old. better advance curves too.
    Thanks man, what is his number I will pass it on

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maido View Post
    It is John's bike.
    He has talked to Croz about it. Apparently it isn't as easy as you think to find info and parts for them, being 30 year old and all.

    I will pass on the names etc, he may have talked to these people already, but I apprciate the help anyway thanks guys!
    Malky's right - bite the bullet and fit a modern ignition.
    Dennis Ireland is in Dunedin and in the book - worth a call on the offchance.

    He's got 4 weeks to sort it...I hear Gary's given the ride on the Moriwaki to a celeb guest LOL...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maido View Post
    Thanks man, what is his number I will pass it on

    021745549 MDL is the importer.

    Check the website www.hpi.be look for HPI universal 2 and 4 cylinder ign

    http://www.hpi.be/universalignition2.htm

    May need to spin up a base plate and work out what taper required.

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    One of my contacts just came through, Jermy ..... will download tomorrow and drop it off to John

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    Quote Originally Posted by budda View Post
    One of my contacts just came through, Jermy ..... will download tomorrow and drop it off to John
    As always, the budda delivers. Thanks! See you at the bakery!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maido View Post
    As always, the budda delivers. Thanks! See you at the bakery!
    In what some would say is typical Buddha fashion, turned into a bit of a FUBAR ...... file that arrived was incredibly detailed and comprehensive - but for the wrong model !!!!!!!!!!!! Still looking .............:

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    Still see you a the bakery thou??

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    Quote Originally Posted by brads View Post
    Still see you a the bakery thou??
    Be through the home of Jimmys tomorrow actually !!!!!! As a thought, wonder if a certain elder statesman who frequents work areas familiar to yourself has any info, or ideas where JohnBoy could go for same ? The Old Fella HAS been around ........

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    Budda, you need to go for the lamb shank jimmys if you are heading through

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