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01-31-2000, 01:48 AM
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Thanks, guys, for your input (as always).
Okay, I have one decent 750 quad to work with, but some joker modified the choke system and braised a lever on it for (I assume)a manual choke. Everthing else seems rebuildable, and this ride is NOT concours by a long shot. Should I go with this (your opinion only, I know) since I'm on a serious budget, or definitely hold out for ALL the right pieces. Also, what type of cable system is useful for a manual choke, and where might I locate such a setup? Dubb |
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01-31-2000, 01:48 AM
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Thanks, guys, for your input (as always).
Okay, I have one decent 750 quad to work with, but some joker modified the choke system and braised a lever on it for (I assume)a manual choke. Everthing else seems rebuildable, and this ride is NOT concours by a long shot. Should I go with this (your opinion only, I know) since I'm on a serious budget, or definitely hold out for ALL the right pieces. Also, what type of cable system is useful for a manual choke, and where might I locate such a setup? Dubb |
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