Tools!

There's No Place Like Here: Liberty Tool from Etsy on Vimeo.

Close the gab!

Position the 4 speed gear selector.

If you tightn it up it will not jam!

NEVER EVER put to mutch liquid seal on!
And alway's on this side.

So there is no contact with the liquid seal to the engine itself!

How to... open the engine halves!

Splitting the inner engine is allway's a pain in the ass

That's why i build these plate's

Just tightn the bolts to the outside

And the engine halve's go open!

Ready to fix that damed cilinder stud!

In a proper way!

Breaking the tyre bead.

If i had one off these with the original tire's...

That simple!

Breaking the tyre bead tool... DIY

Clutch lock tool

I like this tool! Clean simple not too expensive...

Instead of my usual use of OLD clutch plate's

Maybe on a next service... Sold by rex caunt racing!

Lathe-Mill

Use a lathe as a mill!

DIY How to make custom length control cables.

Grabbed a small block of 1/2" scrap steel and drilled a 19/64 hole all the way through it. Clamped that on top of another piece of scrap steel

I then took an old junk cable I had lying around and began heating the end of the cable with the 'nub' on it (don't know what the official name is for them) Once it got hot enough I was able to to 'drip/drag' it into the 19/64 dia hole. I did that with a total of 3 cable ends. Then I patiently heated the small block of steel around the hole with the melted solder in it. Once it was sure it was completely melted (I stirred it with a small nail held by pliers) I inserted my trimmed cable into the mix I heated the cable a little before and after inserting it so the solder would get good penetration around the steel strands of the cable.

I held it there for 2-3 minutes while it solidified, then I ran cool water over the whole thing. Then I unclamped the small block and took it to my vise to drive the part out of the block.
I ended up using a bolt that was just the right diameter to drive it out.
And here it is...looks as good as the real thing!

Thanks to Mad_Bohemian of the XJBikes forum!

Soon i'll try this out...

Free amal manual

Did you now you can download your own FREE amal tuning guide ebook?

Amal tuning guide

Bushmans carb tuning secrets. A great amount of detail about the setup of amal carbs.

Multi Tools

If your bantam ever fails. What multitools did there excist in the 60's?

Powerdynamo

Replacement Magneto system with integrated solid state ignition.
Output 12V/100W DC. Replaces the complete old Wipac.
Solid state, maintenance free, electronic ignition.

There is no need for changes on engine casing.
Advantage over original system, all parts are new, plenty of light output,
very stable ignition with solid spark, better starting, better fuel burning,
no wear anymore on points

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