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1982 Kawasaki KX80
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<blockquote data-quote="Trfsrfr" data-source="post: 211907" data-attributes="member: 3959"><p>The latest product of the disease, a new basket-case addition to the stable.</p><p>I've been looking for a bike for my niece since her and her mom are new in town and they had expressed some interest in riding, and moms boyfriend is a member of a local off-road club and has a jeep. So I figured mom could ride the XR200, and I needed to find a bike for her daughter.</p><p></p><p>Got it into the shop to find that it has a brand new chinese carb, and had 135psi compression. So I removed the carb and set the float to level (was way high), and took a look at the reeds. Reeds are dual stage, probably Boyesen, no chips, but weren't quite seating properly, so I flipped them around and they appeared to sit properly.</p><p>Threw the carb back on, added some premix, and she fired right up.</p><p>$75.00.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]30649[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trfsrfr, post: 211907, member: 3959"] The latest product of the disease, a new basket-case addition to the stable. I've been looking for a bike for my niece since her and her mom are new in town and they had expressed some interest in riding, and moms boyfriend is a member of a local off-road club and has a jeep. So I figured mom could ride the XR200, and I needed to find a bike for her daughter. Got it into the shop to find that it has a brand new chinese carb, and had 135psi compression. So I removed the carb and set the float to level (was way high), and took a look at the reeds. Reeds are dual stage, probably Boyesen, no chips, but weren't quite seating properly, so I flipped them around and they appeared to sit properly. Threw the carb back on, added some premix, and she fired right up. $75.00. [ATTACH=full]30649[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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