My New Project

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Grant said:
The Corte e Cosso shock is temporary.
I will be restoring a pair of Cerianis
for it as that is what the early* 1200s wore.
I hear ya, same deal this end on my project  8)
 

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shaved primary case  for early 1200? that's a new one on me Grant, tell me more, I need enlightening, due mainly to fact that I am a dim f++ker
CLEM
 
Where the casing covers the crank there is a shaved down area that would have had the 1000 logo embossed there.
Until the 1200 was introduced all the triples were 1000s so the casing only needed to show '1000'.
Shortly after production started the factory re-cast the casing to infill the embossed area so that the casing was generic for 1000 and 1200s.
One of the many small differences between earlier and later 1200s.
The change happened 'around' the time the update such as tank badge, Marzocchi suspension, Paioli fuel taps were implemented.
I think I have only seen one green Mirage pre-updates, but not sure if that was a retrofit by the owner or ex-factory.

72_H2_laverdas_001 by Grant Duguid, on Flickr
 
helicopterjim said:
I do like them shaved ......

8) Me too, the idea of going down on something the reminds you of a polar bears twat isn?t that appealing. (puke)

Waxing off is better than stubble though, because whisker rash on ?old scar face? isn?t very appealing either.  :o
 
... here are some pix of the three versions of 180? triple primary chaincases. Don't ask me if they are for sale - these are old pix and the consumption of primary chaincases is high when racing triples ...
Ciao, Gert
 

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Grant,
how can it break there? Tension of the primary chain to high or broken and blocked engine?
Is there any advise to avoid such a problem?
Andre
 
Domed nut on the adjuster bolt scraping on the ground on a corner.
Easily done.
 
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