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Old 4th October 2007, 19:26   #46
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nice job going shreeram!! When are you completeing the project! Can't wait to see it in finished form!!

Btw, that lamby chopper tooo looks stunning! Great job done!
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just one request. Keep the technology new in it, but keep the look old school. the charm of old school is nostalgic.
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i agree with ac427,do retain the old world charm of the bike, pls dont try to make it look like a pulsar or any other new age bike,yezdi is a classic please do retain that.[just a request]
Shreeram, don't listen to these guys.
You are good as loong as the bike looks good and works well. You are already doing a greate job
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Old 4th October 2007, 22:20   #48
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Hi

Originally Posted by ac 427
just one request. Keep the technology new in it, but keep the look old school. the charm of old school is nostalgic.

How do you suggest, i do that?....

Originally Posted by desigNation

i agree with ac427,do retain the old world charm of the bike, pls dont try to make it look like a pulsar or any other new age bike,yezdi is a classic please do retain that.[just a request]

I have already finished with the bike. And it doesnt look like any Pulsar Or Any New age Bike, does it?....

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Shreeram, don't listen to these guys.
I am (Not)

You are good as loong as the bike looks good and works well. You are already doing a greate job @Vabs78 - I

Hey Thanks.

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I have already finished with the bike.
Now we need some pics of the final outcome
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After max oversize rebore

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Another Yezdi lover !!

Sorry for hijacking your thread....but I have a Yezdi Roadking but the engine bore is out of shape and it's already at the maximum oversize, so reboring isnt an option.
I am looking for a new engine.... please let me know if you have any info.

I am from Bangalore.

And really nice work. I'll be following this thread closely
Even if you have rebored engine to max. oversize, still you dont need a new engine, instead you need something called cylinder sleeve/Liner. As the name suggest a sleeve is nothing but inner lining of cylinder(a pipe), which can be inserted into cylinder bore, to restore original material dimension.

If it is not available for yezdi, try liner from a simlar bore & stroke length. if you get nothing try extruded circular section of steel of desired size & machine it to have smooth surface, followed by honing.

Happy rebuilding!
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shreeram-i meant, if you doing a mod job,do justice to the original design,by not screwing up the identity of the vehicle,a la "gordons project"[which is amazing].like i mentioned before,it was just a request, its your bike your money,tomorrow if you would turn it up and make it look like a vegetable ,it wont be an issue.cheers dude.
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Even if you have rebored engine to max. oversize, still you dont need a new engine, instead you need something called cylinder sleeve/Liner. As the name suggest a sleeve is nothing but inner lining of cylinder(a pipe), which can be inserted into cylinder bore, to restore original material dimension.

If it is not available for yezdi, try liner from a simlar bore & stroke length. if you get nothing try extruded circular section of steel of desired size & machine it to have smooth surface, followed by honing.

Happy rebuilding!
Thank you

I am aware of liners. I even asked my mechanic. He said liners arent available for the Roadking.

And could you elaborate on the other mehtod ? "try extruded circular section of steel......" ?
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shreeram-i meant, if you doing a mod job,do justice to the original design,by not screwing up the identity of the vehicle,a la "gordons project"[which is amazing].like i mentioned before,it was just a request, its your bike your money,tomorrow if you would turn it up and make it look like a vegetable ,it wont be an issue.cheers dude.
Hey man!! I dint mean to hurt You. Sorry if i did so.

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Now we need some pics of the final outcome

The bike will be painted in 4-5 days. Will post pics soon after.
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Thank you

I am aware of liners. I even asked my mechanic. He said liners arent available for the Roadking.

And could you elaborate on the other mehtod ? "try extruded circular section of steel......" ?
I think the problem will be solved by changing the Cylinder Block to a new one.

I have read somewhere that sleeves for such engines are not available & the sleeved engines are no good.
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I think the problem will be solved by changing the Cylinder Block to a new one.

I have read somewhere that sleeves for such engines are not available & the sleeved engines are no good.
Exactly.... where can I find a new Cylinder block ?
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Old 5th October 2007, 18:27   #57
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You can find a second hand Cylinder Block at PUDUPET in chennai which is famous for its automobile scraps and second hand products some time u can even find a brand new one also at dead cheap u can definetility try there without any dissappointment.
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Exactly.... where can I find a new Cylinder block ?
Will try to get one through my contacts in pune. Lets see.
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I have read somewhere that sleeves for such engines are not available & the sleeved engines are no good.
Not if the guy doing it knows what needs to be done. Many yezdis running well with sleeved blocks. Not everyone can find a brand new cylinder block.
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Hi As per the suggestions from most of you people.

I will be using The Original Twin Silencers - Chromed @steeriod

Terrific man, keep the original exhausts & the immemorable beat too.
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