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  • no they are a tapered needle and the taper / lengh is specific to each type of bike , with age they wear and loose metal resulting in bike running rich

    we are talking 1967 here

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    very few honda mechanics from the 60 remember seeing them or working on them , in my case its a case of making parts when needed



    ps , tax free mot free cost me £30 to add to my insurance (admin charge) , does about 28 mph and has a range of about 150-200 miles on a gallon of petrol

    sort of better than an electric bike
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