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Have tried looking on the net and local bike shops with no luck, is there a web site that someone knows, or a wreckers that I can go to,second hand or new will take anything, want to change the rear wheel of NSR to 17 inch instead of 18 inch.

thanks

Some one told me that they are not doing visa's all in one day any more so a overnight stay is required, can any one confirm this.

still playing around with the front forks with some stainless steel spacers and have stiffened it up already and it feels good under braking into turns

and exactly how much is this fine upstanding police officer making per reading ??????????????????????????????????????????????????

These two don't need helmets because they are both air heads with built in air bags

You paid only 80baht to get your 150 bored?

I paid 100.

Ripped off again!

No you didnt his mechanic bored a nikasil cylinder so if it was original it now needs to be sleeved or junked.

Its a RR model not a SP model the nikasil cylinder only came with the sp model.

what smells of sh1t, tastes like sh1t, and outside Thailand normally is sh1t

lock them all up. but then you have to lock up 99 percent of Thai society, corruption is instilled in this country, to get any where in life as a Thai you have to PAY. so transfer as many as you like and the top man will always see the ways of the past and speak about reform to put more money in his pocket, same same but not different.

doing the same project as you at the moment but a 150 rr have already rebuilt the motor and currently sanding back the frame and swing arm for painting as was impossible to find a sand blasting machine, Got all the parts for the motor rebuild at a local parts store and they did a rebore on the cylinder for 80 baht.

Have ordered a new set of fairings in the Repsol colours (copies not originals) for 4000 baht . there is a few sites on the internet that are in english to get some ideas (http://www.nsr150.com/1/nsr_mods_3876019.html) this one was a good one about polishing the ports of the exhaust.

The plan is for it to be solely a track bike so may be one day we can get together do a few laps,all the best with your rebuild.

I am rebuilding a motor bike and would like to get the frame sandblasted before painting have looked everywhere in Mukdahan with out luck so if anyone knows of a place in Khon Kaen, Udon, Sakon, Ubon and in that radius would be helpful Thanks in advance

and this makes the news what about the hundreds of Thais killed each day on scooters

a million and one uses for rubber bands

I thought it was only Speedy Gonzales that could keep up with the road runner (ondalay ondaly beep beep)

Its more of a hobby (or obsession as the wife says) this is bike number 6 in the collection and the shed is nearly full but always room for more

yes checked servo unit and its completely stuffed and already know there about 6000 baht new but got the bike for free so a new servo unit is not a problem, the aim is to get it looking and running like new like your pics

Thanks for the info boys the plan is to build a track bike as there is no green book with it, the Tyga site is great and there is a few high performance parts that I can certainly use on this project, so far I have strip the bike down to a bare frame and have opened up the motor which looks surprisingly good even the oil drained out of the gear box was still clean. The bike had been sitting in a shed for 5 years and as far as I can tell the only thing wrong with it is the RC valve was not working not that the previous owner would have revved it passed 5000 rpm. The frame is in good shape with only a bit of surface rust, the front forks are a bit sad and need a total rebuild, but the best part is the bike was free, the first thing I have ever got in this country for free.

Does anyone know how to read the vin number so I can find out how old the bike is, it has round head lights if thats any help

Once again thanks for the info.

Having trouble finding any spare parts for a total rebuild but then again I am in Mukdahan and have tried all the bike shops here with out luck, does anyone know of a shop that specialises in these old bikes, a web site or any info, mainly after complete engine and gear box gaskets ,front fork seal kit and the dreaded RC valve.

If have to go BKK thats ok, but anywhere closer to Muk would be good

Don't go to Australia and drive at night time around a full moon, that's why every second car has a big bull bar on the front of it, or should I say roo bar

Don't kill snakes.

Better to stick to your high rise condo in the big city. I have young children and a good snake is a dead snake,so you saying its better to let the snakes bite your family members. Odds on you have never been close to one. Tree hugger

No need to kill snakes. 1 local call to get one Removed.

They serve a purpose.

And this is Thailand by the time you call someone how long does it take for someone to turn up, if its on Thai time it could be next week

Don't kill snakes.

Better to stick to your high rise condo in the big city. I have young children and a good snake is a dead snake,so you saying its better to let the snakes bite your family members. Odds on you have never been close to one. Tree hugger

Just another place for them to sit on there ass while not doing there jobs