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Frank, So sorry to delay getting info to you re the MCs. I had my head somewhere else, but Gerhard set me straight and I got the photos to show the MC sizes. the # on the MC for front brakes is 38, # on the clutch MC is 58. Thank you for bearing with me.

my RC chopper battery must be recharged as soon as a drop of in power is noticed , if you run it near flat ( like trying to get it home ) its custard . Sorry to get off topic, but I just had to interject that I'm an rc chopper nerd/fool. Micro and mini mostly 'cuz they're inexpensive. Love to fly '...

Thank you Frank. I'll measure the O.D. of the MCs w/ calipers and share it. Sadly the sides only say 'min' & 'max' front & back. No numbers. ;^|

Frank I checked for numbers on the bottom of my MCs in the evening yesterday. The are without any numbers. Completely featureless and smooth. I took photos—

Dropbox link:


https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s9cicn8yxuay ... RNcna?dl=0

"But, my mistake or the wheels are those of SUPERLIGHT???"

The Superlight would have similar wheels, but 17". These are 16" wheels from a Tricolore 851 Strada that was kitted for racing. I inherited the wheels and rotors.

Thank you both for your kind interest. The wheels are take-offs from a kitted 1988 851 Strada, as well as the floating rotors. I am extremely lucky to have them. Made of unobtainium. Maybe this Dropbox link will allow access to the 1.1mb file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nob5knrb1jqr18j/image2.jpg?dl=...

Gorgeous. Resplendent. Excellent. Praises! Thank you.

could you adapt something like this: https://www.amazon.com/YHSWE-Silicone-Stackable-Container-Concentrate/dp/B01MTL3BPZ/ref=pd_di_sccai_4/147-8888866-7001069?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01MTL3BPZ&pd_rd_r=d8e117a2-8299-456c-a886-627cb0796cb9&pd_rd_w=zD2Pq&pd_rd_wg=6T7zK&pf_rd_p=e532f...

Since we have no real winter here in SF Bay Area CA, I've just changed out the fluids and bled the brakes+clutch and gone for a 50 mile East Bay Hills ride. I am so in love! With all the attention over the years and with all the advice of this wonderful forum, the Paso rides as though it were new, e...

I feel for the guy who put so much effort into this custom. After all the manipulation, it's a disaster. He's taken the good bits away, replaced them with an unappetizing stew, and he features the bad bits (frame), etc. IMHO

Thanks for the update and photos! Great carpet. :^)

I had a similar condition recently and after looking for vacuum leaks, cracked rubber boots, loose intake manifold bolts, worn/dirty spark plugs, carb sychronization, etc, the problem turned out to be throttle cables: sticking a little on return. Lubing the cable and throttle with white lithium solv...

I just wanted to say thanks again to all who helped, especially Tamburinifan. I finally lubed the throttle & carb and cables with white lithium and while at it I noticed that the union where two cables to the carbs split from the throttle cable had sagged a centimeter and that seemed to be the c...