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Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2010 7:25 pm
by KingJeff801
http://www.collegebikeshop.com/fiche_se ... &fveh=3635

Love me a stock Bando, this place is cheaper than bike bandit

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2010 7:33 pm
by Chicago Ben
saweeet, i searched for that part number on collegebikeshop and snagged this one on ebay for 20 bucks free shipping

woot. thanks jeff

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 0429122856

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Sat Aug 14, 2010 4:33 am
by Trafficjamz
Chicago Ben wrote:can anybody confirm 654x18x30 is the size belt I need ? Also it appears as though everyone likes bando belts....
I think that belt only works with the ZX trans.

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Sat Aug 14, 2010 6:48 pm
by Chicago Ben
Trafficjamz wrote:
Chicago Ben wrote:can anybody confirm 654x18x30 is the size belt I need ? Also it appears as though everyone likes bando belts....
I think that belt only works with the ZX trans.
yeah I think you are right, i went ahead and bought a stock one

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 7:17 pm
by Chicago Ben
the parts are slowly coming in... clutch arrived from daywot today

medium keli and he threw in 1k polini springs

:smile:
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Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 5:04 pm
by Chicago Ben
so my new belt came today

markings on the belt are 'zijingang vs belt'
'641 15.5 30'


is this correct, can anybody confirm?

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 5:11 pm
by Wheelman-111
Greetings:

Yes, 641 length is stock for Aero and SE/SA50 Elites, all models.

Note that when you run a tape measure around the outside, you'll measure 650-something, depending on brand. It seems that manufacturers like to use some theoretical mid-point measurement, not the actual outer circumference.

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 5:24 pm
by Chicago Ben
Wheelman-111 wrote:Greetings:

Yes, 641 length is stock for Aero and SE/SA50 Elites, all models.

Note that when you run a tape measure around the outside, you'll measure 650-something, depending on brand. It seems that manufacturers like to use some theoretical mid-point measurement, not the actual outer circumference.
Thanks Wheelman, you are always helpful. :smile:

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 2:58 pm
by Chicago Ben
Crank bearings, transmission gasket came in from bike bandit today.... add it to the pile

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Sat Aug 21, 2010 2:07 am
by Trafficjamz
Nice.... can't wait :smile:

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Sat Aug 21, 2010 6:49 pm
by Chicago Ben
Trafficjamz wrote:Nice.... can't wait :smile:
I know man, I sat here and cleaned up the engine a bit today. I lightly went over some grime with a brillo pad so its not so nasty when you receive it. I also removed the electric starter motor and cleaned it up a bit and tested it. Cleaned up the crank case covers too. Also removed the rear brake, going to order new shoes for that this set has seen better days. I put the engine on a scale it was about 30.8 lbs. That plus all the parts is going to be an expensive shipment. Not too excited for that part haha.

The bulk parts order should be in next week.

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this isnt the after picture its just a picture before i really went at it ha

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testin' the starter

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Sat Aug 21, 2010 11:55 pm
by tospreeornottospree
sweet a new tjamz shop project another monster going to come alive!

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2010 12:13 am
by Trafficjamz
Chicago Ben wrote:
Trafficjamz wrote:Nice.... can't wait :smile:
I know man, I sat here and cleaned up the engine a bit today. I lightly went over some grime with a brillo pad so its not so nasty when you receive it. I also removed the electric starter motor and cleaned it up a bit and tested it. Cleaned up the crank case covers too. Also removed the rear brake, going to order new shoes for that this set has seen better days. I put the engine on a scale it was about 30.8 lbs. That plus all the parts is going to be an expensive shipment. Not too excited for that part haha.

The bulk parts order should be in next week.

this isnt the after picture its just a picture before i really went at it ha
If you clean it all up, What am I supposed to do? :smile:

Remember to drain all of the trans oil before you ship it. If a package is leaking UPS will not ship it. :nervous:

Wrap it up in a garbage bag just in case :wink:

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2010 6:32 pm
by Chicago Ben
Trafficjamz wrote:If you clean it all up, What am I supposed to do? :smile:

Remember to drain all of the trans oil before you ship it. If a package is leaking UPS will not ship it. :nervous:

Wrap it up in a garbage bag just in case :wink:
you so smart traffic. drained that tranny oil today. a) didn't even look like i had enough in there :confused: b) it looked like a combination of chocolate milk, oil and dirt coming out...

that aside the engine is pretty good to go shipping wise. I taped up various areas with blue painters tape. not sure if you remember but I was running my moped with no kickstart. I found the main components too the kick start today in an old parts box I had... but I had to order a few various pieces to the kick start assembly. I'm just going to ship it to you with no kickstart on it. I also ordered a new gasket for the left (kickstart side) of the crank covers.

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I lost these bad boys over the years

Re: Checkin in, first post... here at least

Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2010 7:22 pm
by Chicago Ben
Cue in some Phil Collins.... I CAN FEEL IT , COMIN IN THE AIR TONIGHTTTTT

OHHH LORD

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT... FOR ALL MY LIFE....

no seriously. my 52mm Ruima bbk came from Tobaggan. Here are some gratuitous pics.

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Now this all aside... all these parts are coming in great and all. A little speedbump in my life has kinda put a damper on the project. I have 3 roomates here in Chicago and one has a tendency to party a little too hard... so hard that it has our landlords on edge.... with that said I'm in the process of moving at the end of September. We all know how that goes, putting down first and last months rent/deposit... blah blah blah. So until I get that situation under control, the moped build is postponed. Booo right? Should be alright after I move into my new place.