Four Wheel Forum

Also have an extra tank and seat

Hi guys

I have a bunch of extra CA95 parts for sale, including:

left muffler
exhaust headers (both sides)
Complete horn plus spare for parts
Original petcock
starter motor
starter solenoid
front shocks plus pivots
rear shocks
ignition coil
Wire harness plus rectifier
New old stock rear view ...

Hey guys
Wanted to give everyone on here a heads up.
Giving up on the baby dream project and moving on. Would like to give her a good home.

Here's a link to my craigslist ad.
http://buffalo.craigslist.org/mcy/4832522471.html

In addition, I have a bunch of parts for sale including two original ...

Thanks Spokes.

Do you think I could get away with just getting it bored out and putting larger rings on? I hate to spend any more money on it because I have to sell it anyway.

Anyway, I'm pretty happy with how it's turning out so far.

Hey guys. Finally got my bike mostly back together, but it just won't start. Battery is good, reading 6.5 V
Getting what looks like good spark in both plugs.
Adjusted the points gap.

Finally today I checked the compression and got around 60 PSI on both cylinders. I sprayed some oil down the ...

Hey Larz
Could you take a few pictures of how your rear turn signals are mounted? I'm trying to add some to my CA95. Thanks!

Can anyone tell me how to correctly open a speedo up? I managed to get mine open by prying the chrome bezel but managed to crack the metal in a couple places and mar the chrome in general.

Does anyone have a spare bushing for where the front suspension attaches to the shock? It's a little brown plastic part with a hole in the middle for grease to flow from the grease fitting.

Also, I had to throw out the wool grease packing. Anyone have any spares?

I should have some spare hardware from a CA95. Let me know what you need.

What is the proper tool for that gigantic clutch adjuster screw anyhow? If I'm remembering correctly it's scalloped in the center. I don't think I have a screwdriver that would fit.

I'm mostly a shade tree electronics hobbyist so I'll do my best. I'll throw together something within the week.

Stever

I recommend you pick up ones of these bad boys: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2103176
Not super expensive and will come in very handy. Multimeters are good for a ton of things, like measuring voltage, current, resistance (for checking out coils,) and continuity to ...

Hey Stever. I hope you didn't throw you tester away! Were you using the continuity function on a multimeter? If so, all you have to do is replace the fuse. I had this happen to me a few times.

Oh that's weird. I wonder why his comments on that post are gone.

Anyway, do you think I could use the stock horn with 12v? It would be a shame to not use it.

Anyone else having trouble trying to read some of his posts? I really to get at his info in the 6v to 12v tutorial. It just replaces his posts with the word "done"