Subject: Re: New to the List with Eldo questions
Author: Patrick Hayes
Date: Dec 11, 2001, 1:29 PM
Post ID: 1709130172
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In a message dated 12/11/01 12:07:27 PM Pacific Standard Time, adk-@gte.net
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| As long as the bike hasn't been sitting in water |
Hah! When I stripped down and restored my 46 Guzzi Superalce, I discovered
that everything in the interior had a nice corroded "high tide" mark. This
motor obviously sat a long time with water inside before the previous person
restored it. Bored the cylinder and added a piston and some rollers and it
runs just fine.
Patrick Hayes
Fremont CA
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Hah! When I stripped down and restored my 46 Guzzi Superalce, I discovered that everything in the interior had a nice corroded "high tide" mark. This motor obviously sat a long time with water inside before the previous person restored it. Bored the cylinder and added a piston and some rollers and it runs just fine.<BR>
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Patrick Hayes<BR>
Fremont CA</FONT>
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