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| MarkJ |
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I've got 2001 CG for winter, not a lot to them. Cracking bike so far
The drum brakes seem to be happiest with the pivots greased, so if the rear is a bit stiff do that. Give it an oil change if it needs one. Inspect the air filter and replace if it's a bit tatty. Check/adjust the valve clearances so run runs well.
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| lilredmachine |
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It'll be good. A friends cg has 68,000 miles on it, all he does is change the oil every 1,000 miles. Still on the original piston and rings. My housemates CG has 34,000 miles on it, and is still on the original piston. It's all about keeping the oil fresh and clean on these.
The pipe is a breather, don't fiddle with it.
Porting will make little difference. It's only got ~10hp and is an OHV configured 2 valve head motor. Fiddling is fun, just don't expect any meaningful results. ____________________ Bikes: too many, too much for one man to maintain anyway. |
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| ShaunCG wrote: | Thanks for that, adjusted the idle screw as when warm it would cut out, but now it's fine. Think I need to check drum brake as it's either low or a bit stiff
I might give it new rings and piston, stem seals etc, does it need it at 18,200 miles? I also might port it a little, would this be a bad thing?
Another thing, what is the air recycling thing that I see, a pipe coming from the top engine cover then to a box back to the air filter? is this restricting the bike?
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18k, Should be fine..
My old '81 Cg was smoking at 35k so i got a new barrel kit plus stem seals and it was fine.. Dare say it would have been fine left as is, Cg's run forever. If looked after they can go around the clock a few times. |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 13 years, 97 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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