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enclose find shots taken when we were all without grey



Dernière modification par supermotomc (16-02-2012 05:35:00)
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Pour préciser les choses, notre ami est Australien et était Concessionnaire SWM à l'époque là bas. Il roulait également SWM comme on peut le voir sur les photos.
Nice pictures and nice bike. Did you participate to a dirt championship or something similar there?
What about the reputation of SWM in Australia at this period?
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oui fait le tour nationaux ainsi que l'Etat si mon fort était aussi un mécanicien pour un maximum de 12 autres pilotes! Avez-divers quatre jours et 2 jours de nombreux à travers l'Australie .. SWM exclusif étaient pour le moins, ils étaient beaucoup plus chers que les pièces KTM nouvelle de rechange étaient aussi oh dirons-nous je pense que j'avais une arrière-garde en stock à 180 dollers! je sais un piston 280 était de 250 dollars en 1980 utilisés pour retenir mon souffle ... Mais ils étaient simples pare-balles ... SIMPLE est la clé de changement des roues-freins-filtre à air de la chaîne tout en respectant votre travail sur les engins periord rotatifs, nous avons équipé 38mm glucides Lectron a dû perdre la boîte à outils remplie et foré à ajouter à alimenter qualité ou des sections pourraient être plus de 80 klm en thoses la plupart des moteurs équipés de lourdes jours, nous volants chambres d'expansion thats bien une autre histoire
yes did the national rounds as well as state though my forte was as a mechanic for up to 12 other drivers! Did various four days and many 2days across Australia .. SWM were exclusive to say the least they were much higher priced new than KTM spare parts too were oh shall we say i think i had a rear guard in stock at 180 dollers!!! i know a 280 piston was 250 dollars in1980 used to hold my breath ...But they were bullet proof simple... SIMPLE is the key Change wheels -brakes-airfilter chain all within your work periord on the rotary engins we fitted 38mm lectron carbs had to lose the tool box filled in & drilled to add to fuel capacity as or sections could be over 80 klm in thoses days most engines we fitted heavy flywheels expansion chambers well thats another story
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thank you Jim. I like all these old pictures ![]()
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well well it is but it can be interesting... see you have the 440 out and running the ohlins will help whats your verdict you have 38 on the front never rode a SWM with leading axle only inline so i have a more direct way of looking at them mine was a great rock bike and very tight country
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Hi Jim,
I suppose you're talking to me! ![]()
Mine, with leading axle fork and öhlins schoks, is very stable.
Enough easy to ride in ruts.
It needs also a good tuning. I have this chance.
The problem i have, is when i must turn around trees with sharps bends in woods, for exemple.
I must say to you that i'm not a champion! ![]()
A very good bike indeed with a easy engine except the starting up! ![]()
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so have you moved the kick starter let ??it must be moved up on the spline ..otherwise you are half way down before you kick it
I think 2 teeth on the spline was enough you shouldn't hear any ticking of the stater gears ..
Does it still stall at slow speed?
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well mate at 66 this end i don't have an answer to that one !!though i all ways remember the DADS starting bikes for the kids on the start line , remember the boxes because they couldn't touch the ground maybe we could work on that ......but after i changed a few things it was a one kick so persevere good luck
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Hi Jim
Great photo's. I rode in a few events with you. That was a nice 440. Do you still have it?
Cheers
Noel
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Hi Noel no sad to say it was sold & twice again both both from deceased estates it appears out of sight at present but have put out the feeler not for me !just curious where its ended up.... still had the 280 till last year it was original ,, have hung on to a 175 more my size these days though seeing the standard of restoration some of em are out standing what did you ride may be i can work out who we both are !!! been off on my head too often i think regards jim
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Hi Jim
May I ask if you could contact me on my email
(click my user name)........ regarding Australia & SWM ![]()
I am building one that will be shipped in autunm to your "wild" country
a 175cc TF3 and maybe a 125 TF1...
I would love to aknowlegde the rarety and interest of SWM's down under!
Cheers,
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supermotomc a écrit:
well mate at 66 this end i don't have an answer to that one !!though i all ways remember the DADS starting bikes for the kids on the start line , remember the boxes because they couldn't touch the ground maybe we could work on that ......but after i changed a few things it was a one kick so persevere good luck
Thats what i'm doing yet! ![]()
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Good on ya !! those that have,been there understand .....got it down to two kicks its possible never failed the cold start test in my life ....
First move the kick starter! so that when you flick it out ts more to the top AT present it will be half way down already even though this will put the starter higher without a full swing you never start em
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i have checked your email in membership there nothing there check mine its there ok no problem please to help out regards jim
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check www.oldknobblies.com
Then click contact!
Super these pictures, at last some action!
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i cant see your in your profile mines there clink on mine and contact me that's cool jim
scene at first control day 1 woolgoolga 2 day
Dernière modification par supermotomc (26-02-2012 05:37:02)
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