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OOPs I did it again - Printable Version +- The CB1100 Community Forum (https://cb1100forum.net/forum) +-- Forum: Other Stuff (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=16) +--- Forum: Other Bikes (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=17) +--- Thread: OOPs I did it again (/showthread.php?tid=7069) Pages:
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OOPs I did it again - glenncal1_imp - 07-01-2018 So after buying a 1973 DT100 just for fun, this little gem shows up on CL. 1982 DT100 with only 163 miles showing on the clock. It is not pristine but I couldn't resist. RE: OOPs I did it again - SportsterDoc - 07-01-2018 Ahh...2 stroke simplicity! RE: OOPs I did it again - Blockhead_imp - 07-01-2018 Beautiful! RE: OOPs I did it again - use2b_imp - 07-01-2018 Nostalgic fun and those little things can flip you RE: OOPs I did it again - rboe - 07-01-2018 Ah, those old ones have timing chain issues.......
RE: OOPs I did it again - LongRanger_imp - 07-01-2018 I thought they used timing belts, not chains... RE: OOPs I did it again - PowerDubs_imp - 07-01-2018 Uhh.... no timing chains, no timing belts.. the timing was all static mechanical- the physical location of the ports in the cylinder. Why would you need a belt or a chain when there are no valves, no cams, and therefore no rotational driven opening mechanism? RE: OOPs I did it again - peterbaron - 07-01-2018 ......and a lots of mods with ports, exhaust and intake were done with 2-stroke without spending a lot of money...lovely rpm with high "C" sound pb RE: OOPs I did it again - PowerDubs_imp - 07-01-2018 Cheap and easy- no need to buy high performance camshafts, no need for bigger valves, no need for different valve springs. Where's my dremel? was all you needed to know. RE: OOPs I did it again - glenncal1_imp - 07-01-2018 Somehow I don't think I am going to turn a 100cc trailbike into a raving 2 stroke monster
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