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Thanks I'll try that I did adjust valves went from 90 to 120 but still a little low I'll clean valves and re adjust them see what happens rebuilding the carbs as well.hope I don't have to do a ring job not sure I'll be able to swing it but we will see thanks again
No I haven't done the rings yet.
Carbs were off and tried it with carbs on throttle open
I did add oil no change still around 90lbs
Looking for a manual my first Yamaha kinda new to this never done a valve job just looking for direction I guess thanks again for the help
Got a question about checking compression I have a gauge I checked compression while bothe plugs were out bike not running one side at a time roughly 90lbs each cylinder is this standard? If not where do I go from here
I pulled the tank seat and carbs sorting out the electrical problem and rebuilding carbs we will see about the breaks as well I may just Leave the bike as is for now no frame modifications just get it going and ride till I know for sure which way to go is best for me thanks for all the support
Looking for some direction picked this little girl up last Sunday looking for a hardtail maybe or an idea how to build this thing on a tight budget not too fond of the cafe style
Carbs are dirty
Bad gas
Rear caliper sticky
Starts but back fires and chokes