Bridgestone Motorcycle Parts Discussion Board

After 2.5 years I have finally completed the full restoration on my 1965 Homer 50. I opted for a modern paint theme to include graphite strips. This gem purrs like a kitten.

Chrome - Atlas (Texas)
Tires - Michelin 235 (I over sized both and used Michelin over Bridgestone. Much nicer tire). I know it's almost sacrilegious ..
Paint - 2 stage Dodge Marine Blue (Base/clear/cut/buff)
Spokes - Buchanan

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Thanks to several members on this site for providing me a few hard to locate parts.
Onto another bike.
Kevin







 

Can you please tell me the best way to make an inquiry about parts I'm looking for?  I've used the email address shown but have never received a reply.  Thank you.

I would use car engine oil, not sure what a good two stroke oil in the transmission would do. Others on this forum may have tried it and could let you know. 

Also, automatic transmission fluid does work well as it is intended for clutches.

Someone may have put a modern friction-reducing engine oil in the transmission.  Replace it with old school plain 30W engine oil and double check the clutch adjustment per the manual (available on this forum).  It will probably be OK after a few miles and clutch release/applications.

started working on my 100tmx, got it running great but clutch seems to slip some. now this bike has been sitting a decade and has 3k miles on clock. is there a best way to flush transmission and replace oil hoping the plates are just gummed up or sticky? before i think about clutch plates?