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    xs650

    does anyone have any clue how to disassemble a crankshaft on an xs650?

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    Press, press plates, drifts, skill. The dissasembly is the easy part.
    Getting it assembled within the correct tolerances is the challenge. If not, it will shake it's booty damn near through the cases.
    If you doubt your skills, give to an experienced shop to do it. Stripping the engine down a second time is no fun.
    I like some of the XS650 models. Good luck.

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    I note that TKRJ - a firm making rod kits whose local agent is R2 - lists rod kits for the XS650
    So if you find someone local to you who can split/reassemble the crank - it's rebuildable.

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    problem is i need to know which kinda press plates im gonna need or maybe i need to just convince this guy to take it to a machine shop?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ms. mary View Post
    problem is i need to know which kinda press plates im gonna need or maybe i need to just convince this guy to take it to a machine shop?
    Do ya have a manual for it ? I have a compressed file here for 74 to 80 , not too much detail in there but lots of torque settings and there is an engine dismantle and reassemble section if ya want it ! All i need is an email address to send it to ! If ya have a full workshop manual for it ... carry on !!
    A girlfriend once asked " Why is it you seem to prefer to race, than spend time with me ?"
    The answer was simple ! "I'll prolly get bored with racing too, once i've nailed it !"

    Bowls can wait !

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    Ask at a reputable dirt bike shop in your area who does their crank rebuilding.
    There are specialist forms around NZ who will dismantle and reassemble pressed up cranks and I'd certainly reccommend using a specialist.

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    Heaps of parts here

    http://www.mikesxs.net/

    http://www.mikesxs.net/products-24.html#products

    Get hold of Pete Sales at Total motocycles , he knows his stuff, Rebuilds lots of classic race bikes and races his own. Have a look at chris sales (his son) profile on here

    http://www.srd.net.nz/index.php

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