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  • #16
    I have another set of cases (1967) that have a bad repair around a blown out trans sprocket area, and I have been told that someone has made a repair piece that can welded in place of this section. I've lurked on eBay and haven't seen one for sale. Anyone know who makes this case repair kit.
    Steve Little
    Upper Yarra Valley. Victoria.
    Australia.
    AMCA member 1950

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    • #17
      Steve, I can help you out with the repair casting.
      Kyle Oanes AMCA # 3046

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      • #18
        Great. I,ll call later today.
        Regards Steve
        Steve Little
        Upper Yarra Valley. Victoria.
        Australia.
        AMCA member 1950

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        • #19
          Road racing is a long jump from my drag racing past, but I am looking forward to giving it a good shake.
          I sure am enjoying the parts purchasing of this road racer, but my bank account is feeling a bit violated.
          The era of this class is: machines manufactured prior to 30 December 1962.
          Here is some footage of a friends “highly modified” 1962 xlr Sporty racing in Period 3 Classic series at Phillip island a few weeks ago.
          The rider’s talent should also be noted.
          This bike is monstrously powerful, but somewhat erratic in reliability. This was a good day.
          Best viewed in full screen and volume UP


          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BGpdneSC2Q
          Steve Little
          Upper Yarra Valley. Victoria.
          Australia.
          AMCA member 1950

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          • #20
            I'm still looking for my 60KR race numbers in a program. Has anyone any history on 60KR2029?

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            • #21
              For those that appreciate rare art.


              Genuine xlr rods and NOS crank pin on the left. These are going in the xlr restoration. Still needing cages and rollers for these. Anyone??? Private message is good.
              Carrello rods on the right for the race engine. These should stand up to the abuse.

              Regards Steve
              Steve Little
              Upper Yarra Valley. Victoria.
              Australia.
              AMCA member 1950

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              • #22
                Late 60,s XLR engines are rarer than the early 60's. Here's a super rare 1968 engine.
                http://www.ebay.com/itm/Harley-David...m=121633213117
                Steve Little
                Upper Yarra Valley. Victoria.
                Australia.
                AMCA member 1950

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