felixx Posted August 5, 2025 Author Posted August 5, 2025 No video update this week coz its not at home #sadface I had a moment.. I got it running up and down the driveway and the clutch was not engaging well. I had not wired a kill switch so had to unplug the spark plug to kill it I then went up and down the street and as the engine was a used, unknown condition marketplace gamble, I was not suprised. and all of a sudden the clutch grabbed in 2nd, wee wheelie, bike was happy, would click thru all 4 gears up and down my street. JOY OF JOYS!!! I dropped in down a few gears and fizzed up the driveway then went to put it away and pushed it toward the garage. I had noticed the zorst sounded a bot raspier so tightend up the exhaust stud nuts good and tight and it sounded happier. I blipped the throttle and that's when shit got real, real fast. The little fucker was still in gear! I was holding her by the throttle as it began doing donuts the same diameter as my arm Im doing priouettes with a 45kg deadweight that's spinning me faster and faster. Remember I have no kill switch To stop it I have to pull the spark plug lead off, while I am spinning at 500 rpm on my lawn, the bike on the end of my good arm, in the dark At this point my memory went a bit vague but I remember sitting in the garage shaking my head and looking at the bike with an unplugged lead sighing. Then I reconnected the lead, kicked her into neutral and started her, first kick, phew. Clicked her into gear, nothing, no movement, nothing second, nothing third, nothing 4th.. you guessed it.. nothing I did what any sane person would do and went inside for the night FF to Saturday, I dumped the oil, pulled the clutch cover off expecting something to be visibly broken.. the wee selector bit was still in its forkey bit The selector cog thing was rotating when I shifted gears.. I made a gasket out of red RTV, glued it together, put the new oil in, none fell out and so I started it.. still no gears Adjusted the clutch, still no gears My mate has it now to try and diagnose the fault, but I might have to bite the bullet and drop the 90 and go 125cc, it is a sign from the gods perhaps 5 1 Quote
felixx Posted August 13, 2025 Author Posted August 13, 2025 Well Mr Dave took it away to look at the gears and well now it has lights 2 Quote
felixx Posted August 14, 2025 Author Posted August 14, 2025 I picked up a box from MBike today. 110cc semi auto. Might fit it tomorrow 4 Quote
felixx Posted August 19, 2025 Author Posted August 19, 2025 Well the 90 is now parts The 110 is fitted 5 Quote
felixx Posted August 20, 2025 Author Posted August 20, 2025 I decided to tidy up my electronics... 2 Quote
felixx Posted August 20, 2025 Author Posted August 20, 2025 Part of the inspiration for this build is my Daughter. She is 13 on Syds Run this year. She is Syds great great neice She can do Syds next year. 8 Quote
felixx Posted August 31, 2025 Author Posted August 31, 2025 I rode this whip to school (work) today... Goddam what a rush!!! 3 Quote
felixx Posted September 15, 2025 Author Posted September 15, 2025 need a 15 or 16 tooth front sprocket for this bike. 1 Quote
felixx Posted September 21, 2025 Author Posted September 21, 2025 16 tooth front sprocket fitted. Much more ridable Did a speed run... gps confirmed that it does 79kmh. I think 80kmh on 8" wheels is good enough 4 1 Quote
Willdat? Posted September 21, 2025 Posted September 21, 2025 1 hour ago, felixx said: 16 tooth front sprocket fitted. Much more ridable Did a speed run... gps confirmed that it does 79kmh. I think 80kmh on 8" wheels is good enough Looks sweet, I bet that feels pretty exciting. Building the NBC110 up to cruise at 100km/h is on the list of this years goals/dreams.... 1 Quote
felixx Posted September 21, 2025 Author Posted September 21, 2025 @Willdat? It is really smooth. Its deceptive.. Quote
felixx Posted October 12, 2025 Author Posted October 12, 2025 Was on a friday night 50s ride and got thru the hilly bits fine. Brougham st got a mean wobble in the rear end. Tightened every bolt, not much there, maybe 1/2 turn on swingarm and 1 turn on rear axle It threw the chain and locked up the rear wheel on colombo st Will tear her down tomorrow night Heres me waiting for a man with a van 3 Quote
felixx Posted October 23, 2025 Author Posted October 23, 2025 Turns out one of the wheel bearings was chooched Pulled both out and put shiny new ones in! Things appear happier now. Will test it tonight and see. Syds run is 4 weeks one day away! 3 Quote
felixx Posted November 10, 2025 Author Posted November 10, 2025 Well new wheel bearings in then the bolts holding the sprocket on undid. Luckily all was ok and I put studlock on my new bolts. She has been on a couply rides now including Diamond Harbour. The new foam airfilter cost me approx 8kmh compared to the mesh one but thats ok I also put an auxillary fuel bottle on her 2 Quote
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