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    Posted: 04 May 2008 at 5:44pm

So aside from my Fiero and Bronco, I also ride a sportbike. About three weeks ago my engine quit on me halfway across the portman :(

Just today my dad and I pulled off one of the heads

 

know its not fiero related or even CAR related!, but I know I enjoy have a good chuckle at someone elses expense, so might as well spread around joy



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Ouch.




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PS so far we have only found one valve head
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Dr.Fiero Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05 May 2008 at 6:42am
Looks like you're in for a new head, cylinder, pistons, and maybe more!

Unless you just did the tranny or something - I'd toss a whole new engine at it.  Yamaha?  Suzuki?  ~400?

There's a bike wrecker in Richmond, just off Bridgeport & 3 road.  There's also a place in Tilbury in Delta.

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Post Options Post Options   Quote Roadfury Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05 May 2008 at 7:00am

WHOLE new engine :( the cylinder is all part and parcel withe the case:(

its a honda vf500 interceptor

cool thanks for the locations i havnt had much luck finding a 22 year old engine that I WANT to put into my bike

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I can relate...  I've got an '84 Yamaha FJ1100.

Jugs don't come off the block on that eh?  Weird.
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Originally posted by Dr.Fiero Dr.Fiero wrote:

I can relate...  I've got an '84 Yamaha FJ1100.

Jugs don't come off the block on that eh?  Weird.


Too bad it died :( The VFRs are sweet bikes. Good luck getting it back on the road.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Roadfury Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 June 2008 at 4:10pm

BUMPITY BUMPITY BUU

I got a engine from a 84 magna, transplanted it and now its running again!!! Went for my first ride on it in over 3 months... just realized how much i love riding a bike

PS Im a little scared of my bronco now... ive had to do an engine transplant in everything i own except that guy........

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Originally posted by Borteep Borteep wrote:



Too bad it died :( The VFRs are sweet bikes. Good luck getting it back on the road.


The VF500 is not considered a VFR, it's a VFF. The major difference between the VFF's and the VFR's is the chain-driven cam in the VFF's as opposed to the gear driven cams of the VFR's. (Exceptions to the rule are 1000VFF which is gear-driven cam and the latest VFR's which have now reverted back to chain-driven cams.) 

Also the VF500's are EXCELLENT bikes and I applaud you for resurrecting yours.   I've heard legendary stories of the VF500's handling and versatility. I ride an 86 VFR 750 and would really love to see your bike up close some time.


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Post Options Post Options   Quote Roadfury Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 June 2008 at 7:57pm

Next Chocolate shop run, or club meeting since my fiero isnt in driveable condition at the moment ill bring it by!

Edit: Props on being a VF/VFR lover!



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