New project X90
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Les
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Re: New project X90
I know a good psychiatrist ......:smile: :smile: :smile:
I know a good psychiatrist ......:smile: :smile: :smile:
kevscrivener
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Re: New project X90
Marjo and her gang are your friends here Simon.....
http://www.2stroke.nl/indexuk.html
Marjo and her gang are your friends here Simon.....
http://www.2stroke.nl/indexuk.html
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Les
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Re: New project X90
Try these Simon..
AERMACCHI WORLD Great general info for Aermacchis - total of 5 X90s in the restorations section.
Home - Charleston Custom Cycle Parts in US.
Moto Italia Aermacchi Parts Parts in the US
Jan Willem Boon - Obsolete New Old Stock parts for your Harley-Davidson motorcycle and American made replacement parts In the Netherlands.
armchaircycles - Parts in the US . Bought from him before - really helpful.
Try these Simon..
AERMACCHI WORLD Great general info for Aermacchis - total of 5 X90s in the restorations section.
Home - Charleston Custom Cycle Parts in US.
Moto Italia Aermacchi Parts Parts in the US
Jan Willem Boon - Obsolete New Old Stock parts for your Harley-Davidson motorcycle and American made replacement parts In the Netherlands.
armchaircycles - Parts in the US . Bought from him before - really helpful.
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Les
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Re: New project X90
And of course Ebay sites around the world!
And of course Ebay sites around the world!
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Les
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Re: New project X90
Here's a manual that covers all singles from the M-50 to the SS350, free PDF download. Might be of some use.
www.3cyl.com/hd/hdmanual.pdf
Here's a manual that covers all singles from the M-50 to the SS350, free PDF download. Might be of some use.
www.3cyl.com/hd/hdmanual.pdf
Simon_A
Club Member Honorary Life member
Re: New project X90
Thanks Les, I have done a bit of inter web research and located a pdf parts list and manual, I think the major parts are going to be interesting to locate, ie. fuel tank and left hand engine cover.....we'll see, you have to look at these projects as a long game. Nice thing is that the bike doesn't take up much space, but I will have to lose my ss175 project in the new year. Have you got an x90 per chance?
Thanks Les, I have done a bit of inter web research and located a pdf parts list and manual, I think the major parts are going to be interesting to locate, ie. fuel tank and left hand engine cover.....we'll see, you have to look at these projects as a long game. Nice thing is that the bike doesn't take up much space, but I will have to lose my ss175 project in the new year. Have you got an x90 per chance?
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Les
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Re: New project X90
No X90 Simon ... a '73 SS350.
Best of luck finding what you need. What is really annoying are all the Aermacchi parts turning up on Ebay US week after week - prices look good until you get the postage cost - aaargh!!!!
No X90 Simon ... a '73 SS350.
Best of luck finding what you need. What is really annoying are all the Aermacchi parts turning up on Ebay US week after week - prices look good until you get the postage cost - aaargh!!!!
Chiefy
Club Member
Re: New project X90
I've built up a collection of Engine Tools that the club didn't have, drop me a line if I can help.I also made a spring compressor so I could dismantle the shocks on mine.The parts are out there, ebay is not too bad, I didn't find postage to be a big issue as all the parts are quite small.I have a colour swatch for the Sparkling red.
I've built up a collection of Engine Tools that the club didn't have, drop me a line if I can help.I also made a spring compressor so I could dismantle the shocks on mine.The parts are out there, ebay is not too bad, I didn't find postage to be a big issue as all the parts are quite small.I have a colour swatch for the Sparkling red.
Baff
Club Member
Re: New project X90
I'd particularly look at ebay Italy, Simon. As they made 'em over there, I'd hazard a guess that parts/spares and even whole bikes may be relatively plentiful. You may need to use google translate a lot though. Postage would be far better than from the US of A.
I'd particularly look at ebay Italy, Simon. As they made 'em over there, I'd hazard a guess that parts/spares and even whole bikes may be relatively plentiful. You may need to use google translate a lot though. Postage would be far better than from the US of A.
Paul P.
H-DRCGB Archivist
Re: New project X90
Sorry Simon, hadn't spotted this 'till now - I have the manuals and parts books for these and I started out on a Z-90. Happy to help in any way and I never pretend to know something I don't, am close enough even to just hold things steady or help with swearing.
Sorry Simon, hadn't spotted this 'till now - I have the manuals and parts books for these and I started out on a Z-90. Happy to help in any way and I never pretend to know something I don't, am close enough even to just hold things steady or help with swearing.