Yamaha XJ600 Scrambler Project - Part 9
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Just the rear shock and swinging arm to remove.. easy right? Not after 20 years of rust and what feels like the same amount of grease. Today I remove both of these parts which just leaves me with the frame ready for some careful analysis. Thanks for watching!
ShedTorque.
I'm following this with great interest.
I've got just the same kind of bike and it is begging for a full maintenance.
Though I will wait a year or two because my wife uses it as a practice bike for getting a license...
Not much of a point to fix up a bike while the risk of it being dropped is high...
My exhaust is rusted to all hells and that might be worth tending to at least
Thanks for the comment Jimmy ⚙️🔧🏴
Hey, just subscribed. I have same bike 85 model. Also going to be building a cafe/scrambler this winter. Following ur project and I might upload some videos of my process aswell when I start.
@@obs301 Thanks for the subscribe Daniel, and thanks for the interest. Let me know when you start!
@@ShedTorque46 Before i take it apart i was wondering if this ratteling is something thats normal or needs fixing. Do u know? th-cam.com/video/RZCwZLAeJuE/w-d-xo.html
@@danieljacobsen4104 Drop me an email at shedtorque@gmail.com and I will see if I can help out. Have you synced the carbs, changed the oil, or done any work on it at all engine wise? Hard to tell from a video as it could be a couple of things and we all approach these things differently. I would start with a very thorough and accurate synchronisation of the carbs, then set the pilot screws consistently, then change the oil to a heavier weight (temperature appropriate, of course) and see how your idle sounds.