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Sweet ride man!

Pacific Coast is the little bro I meant

Never was a big C4 guy but your car is beautiful. You've taken really good care of it.

Sweet ride man. Love watching your videos

Yes, the Concours was the first Asian sport touring bike on the market. A few years later, Honda came out with the ST series. Norton's are intriguing. A trike might be in my future if my age/body relegates me to having one. Don't ever get old - it's overrated ha!

All balls is selling carburetor Kits now

Maybe fuel injection would be practical if you could 3d print bike-specific nozzle-ready manifolds that go airbox-to-head, then add a 'generic' FI kit with pump, lines, nozzles, sensors, ecu, etc. Software for FI, CAD, and 3d modeling is getting better and less expensive. Maybe better software will save vintage bikes.

Hey J it's JP from Peoria. Indeed lots of aftermarket vintage bike suppliers are closing up shop for various reasons. Sumo Rubber in the UK closed up shop not too long ago. They were my supplier for aftermarket OEM spec intake boots, airbox gaskets, exhaust pipe joints and other rubber parts for my RDs and DTs. Truly sad to hear about Sudco closing, but Keyster carb rebuild kits aren't too bad if you're in a pinch. I had full Powerdynamo electric ignitions installed on the RDs. Bought them from Economy Cycle down in your neck of the woods. Wow, what a solid reliable choice (so far). The points were too fussy and got out of adjustment which got old. Now I have a much better spark and a lot cleaner burn on the RDs using the Powerdynamos. Still use the original point systems on my Suzuki GTs as they seem to work and stay in adjustment much better. Had the GT185 motor rebuilt, and the GT550 is humming along well. I'm like you. The more I "don't use something," the more thought I have of selling it to someone who will use it. I'm less inclined to keep nice pieces in the dark just gathering dust for nobody to see and enjoy. Best wishes to you always. You're restoration results are always off the hook and next level!

138 140 140 138 would be a better set up the inner jets are bigger than the outer jets but you probably know that

Hi! just sent you a message in the CycleTrader webpage. Looking forward to hearing from you soon!