Bridgestone Motorcycle Parts Discussion Board
Bridgestone Tech Talk => 50, 60, 90 & 100 Talk => Topic started by: ian67 on March 28, 2016, 04:12:37 AM
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1965 90M in Brisbane, Australia.
It's my duty as an Aussie bloke to resist asking for help for as long as possible, OK I've put it off long enough so here it is.
Is there anyone here I can send my carb to be fixed?
I've cleaned it, put in new needle and seat (1.5), checked the numbers on the jets, played with float height.
There's way too much fuel going through, I can start it OK but the throttle has to be half open for it to run. It won't rev up, just coughs and splutters.
I fitted this carb I got from ebay and it runs fine.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/racing-carb-carburetor-carby-49-50-60-70cc-80cc-2-stroke-motorized-bike-bicycle-/221517986121?hash=item3393803949:g:DjoAAOSwnDZT5RAD (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/racing-carb-carburetor-carby-49-50-60-70cc-80cc-2-stroke-motorized-bike-bicycle-/221517986121?hash=item3393803949:g:DjoAAOSwnDZT5RAD)
I'm looking for someone who would be prepared to have a look at it and see if they can fix it for me.
I'll cover all expenses, postage etc.
Ian.
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Why did you buy that silly carb why not get the correct one Jeff Bar
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Contact site member "reed" from carbworx.
http://www.carbworx.com/Carburation.html (http://www.carbworx.com/Carburation.html)
He should be able to help, Steve
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A new one would be nice and may be more cost effective than fixing the old one. Where could I buy one Jeff?
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on this site there are parts places listed or you could ask the guys here on the site there are guys around with spair parts and bikes Jeff Bar
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Just cleaned and fitted my new (second hand) 51 year old BS90 carb I was lucky enough to find on ebay. It's in way better nick than my old one and my little motor is now running sweet. :)
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Way to go ian67! Glad to hear the good news!
...bert