Airhead

vey tidy DT175G PM sent

dont rush into fitting a new clutch just because the plates have stuck together through lack of use, get the engine hot then stop it, then select top gear and pull the clutch lever in, rock the bike back and forth perhaps with some help. If you are lucky it may free off.

sounds about right if it's in good fettle, dont forget they werent high powered and being a 'Trail' bike the arent very aerodynamic

Greetings iktome, post up a pic when you get the old DT

I dont like the sound of no frame # how can you put it on the road without one?

yeah its crap!!!!!! makes the old brown ones and even the green ones seem a thing of beauty, and it is merely printed off on the cheapest budget paper the tester can get....rubbish

Good one nathan, sounds a great bike you cant go wrong with classics post up a

NO! you could try a bigger pilot jet the next size up, the size is stamped on the jet

which screw did you try? I didnt say the idle AKA 'throttle stop' screw...I said the air mixture screw, its a small one and may be recessed somewhere on the filter side of the carb slide

try turning in (clockwise) the air mixture screw 1/4 of a turn and test again, if same repeat. If you cant sort it before the screw gentlly seats you might have to fit a bigger pilot jet to the one fitted now. This assuming you have no air leaks anywhere!

It was the only game I watched, the outcome was why...dont know why I bothered!

Belated happy birthday from me too

Well done pat, good practice for the mini bike stunt show

have you tried cleaning out your air filter?

I did mate, now i wish i had

mines the same Pat, i have the slowest internet...EVER!!!

eh?

I just sold some like that for £15.00...perhaps my buyer made a killing They look good on your bike

They are mainly interested in modifications that affect the performance of the bike, give them a ring and discuss. I am insured with carole nash and have a non standard exhaust heated grips, hugger, rear led light etc etc....i have spoken to them and they arent really interested provided the exhaust is road legal and it doent change performance...

you take the left hand cover off, no need to drain oil put the bike in 3rd gear, then take a hold of the magneto and see if it has come loose by twisting it back and forth ideally you will use a proper puller and draw it off for a visual check of the key

another easy check is to remove the reed cages and inspect the petals, they should be perfactly flat and you shouldnt be able to suck air through them

lol http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18490459?ref=nf

perhaps you can make something up yourself? dunno...never done it myself http://motorcycleproducts.co.uk/catalogue/filter-foam-p-8294.html

no you wont be able to post in the wanted section unless you are a paid up member here, hardly worth it just for some filter foam though!...i responded to your first posting, stick with that one now and leave this section for the intros thanks