1974 XS/TX650 rebuild

[th62]

Nope, haven't looked into any of the commercially available electronic ignitions. Haven't looked into any of the commercially available anything actually, too damn expensive and this is supposed to be a budget build. Although, if I looked at how much I've spent so far, it's hardly 'budget'! I have looked at building a hall effect system, I have all the electronic parts, just haven't got around to building one yet, one day. Plus, I tend to like mechanical things in case you haven't noticed.

[Rikk]

Nope, haven't looked into any of the commercially available electronic ignitions. Haven't looked into any of the commercially available anything actually, too damn expensive and this is supposed to be a budget build. Although, if I looked at how much I've spent so far, it's hardly 'budget'! I have looked at building a hall effect system, I have all the electronic parts, just haven't got around to building one yet, one day. Plus, I tend to like mechanical things in case you haven't noticed.

I don't blame you one bit. No sense replacing what works or what you can make for much less money.

Those wheels look great, You are the only one that will notice anything wrong with them. That bike has way to may other cool things going for one to be distracted by minor pitting in the wheels.

[Rikk]

Ok, that's the end of this thread as I can't post anymore pics. Admin have been less than helpful so I'l cease posting here. If you are so inclined you can continue following the build at A long, long project. | Page 11 | Yamaha XS650 Forum....

Well that stinks...

By the way, this is a cut/paste of the post I received in an email notification, but was not shown here when I clicked on the link.

[asterix]

Rikk , thank you for the cut/paste of TH62 thread . We will follow him on the other forum.

[Frank S]

Spoke wheels rule on a bike .but on a car unless it was vintage 1930s not so much