What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
After 3 years I've actually got the time to rebuild my NC35 so I`ve started unpacking the boxes and checking parts so I can start building tomorrow morning
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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
Swapped the shocks between the bike I've just sold today, and the one I'm building :-) 3h to unbolt and reinstall a stock later model shock and my rs250 one, by suspending it from under my deck :-D
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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
New set of lower OEM panels came in for my early type 35.
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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
Had another fantastic session on the Brands Hatch Indy circuit yesterday. Weather was perfect and the bike ran really well. The mods i did over winter seen to have helped. Tyga pipe and Rick Oliver's needle jets, have definitely improved the mid range. Really wants to rev hard at top end too. Not sure how much if any bhp it's gained. Seat of pants says it's performing better, but only a dyno run will tell. It's noticably louder on full race system. Just under the short circuit limit of 105db with a reading of 103.5db @ 8000rpm. I'll need the baffle in for some circuits now, including Brands GP which has a noise limit of 101db.






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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
Got the float bowls and emulsions and pilots back from ultrasonic cleaning, just waiting for new jets to arrive to rebuild carbs.
New BT090s arrived
Checked valve clearances and changed plugs.
Tick list is getting shorter by the day, should be on the road by mid May
New BT090s arrived
Checked valve clearances and changed plugs.
Tick list is getting shorter by the day, should be on the road by mid May
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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
Rebuilt carbs, with all the usual standard road mods of jets and washers and 2.5mm hole in slide, new gaskets etc.
Mounted them on new rubbers and reconnected the cables.
Having a victory cup of tea when I noticed the idle adjuster cable sitting on my workbench.....after the usual end of the world doom of thinking the carbs were coming off again...realised it will thread on with a bit of patience.
Mounted them on new rubbers and reconnected the cables.
Having a victory cup of tea when I noticed the idle adjuster cable sitting on my workbench.....after the usual end of the world doom of thinking the carbs were coming off again...realised it will thread on with a bit of patience.
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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
The VFR's been off the road for a year, been riding something else. Time to use her again so fresh fuel in the tank, reconnected the battery, she started and ran well. Stood back to admire, whats that dripping on the floor, bugger, fuel. The rest of the day was spent removing the carbs, (rear right leaking), think I have it sorted, not leaking now. With the carbs off gave that area a good clean, replaced the petrol tap vacuum pipe, it was in poor shape, its a wonder the bike started! Oiled cables, changed oil and filter etc. Just got to put the plastic back on it and check the lights. If alls well will book it in for an MOT next week.
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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
2 new BT090s fitted (170) & ready for the mot on Tuesday
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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
Installed the Samco hoses, rads and coolant, bike fired up on choke and after carb mods, is much smoother on the throttle, starts and idles so much better .
Replaced oil & filter
Stripped down first caliper, cleaned and resealed it.
Hopefully finish calipers and front forks rebuild on Sunday.
Replaced oil & filter
Stripped down first caliper, cleaned and resealed it.
Hopefully finish calipers and front forks rebuild on Sunday.
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Re: What did you do with your NC30/35 today?
Calipers all serviced and rebuilt with new seals
Forks treated to a Rick O road upgrade kit, and new seals and dust covers and back on the bike.
Job sheet getting smaller by the day at about the same ratio my wallet is getting lighter.
Just new Hel lines to go on, new rear shock to install and tyres to be mounted and that hopefully will be that for a while.
Forks treated to a Rick O road upgrade kit, and new seals and dust covers and back on the bike.
Job sheet getting smaller by the day at about the same ratio my wallet is getting lighter.

Just new Hel lines to go on, new rear shock to install and tyres to be mounted and that hopefully will be that for a while.