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alright, so... I went ahead and adjusted the overshift by adding shims, which in this case are small precision washers under the heads of the stop screws. Backing out the staked, slot-screws was the hardest part, next to scrounging for suitable washers... but that's what makes all this fun, hmm? I b...

re: overshift I'm sure everyone is impatient to know... this: http://renner60.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/singles/i-hBq2V6Z/0/M/overshift%20001-M.jpg http://renner60.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/singles/i-mCwC9Ck/0/M/overshift%20002-M.jpg http://renner60.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/singles/i-JPwsWqm/0/M/overshif...

sweet streamlined R26

is that a race-seat?

put me down in San Diego, CA please.


(brotherhood of the two-fitty)

Did I hear Renner?! http://renner60.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/singles/i-BMgwp2J/0/M/%2764%20BMW%20R27parts-M.jpg ^not mine, sadly^ but I do hope to launch faster than a semi and power all the way across the intersection before grabbing second gear. These gears may be my Holy Grail http://renner60.smug...

Yes, actually all the gears plus the intermediate shaft.
I'll be sure to post the results eventually. Not sure how well this will work as the FD is 25/6.

I still need to assemble the engine. It has 1mm shaved off the cylinder and a CycleWorks lightened flywheel.

R27 gearbox. I'm swapping-in /2 solo gears and haven't disturbed the selector mechanism, which seems to work well. All the manuals I have mention checking the overshift between the pawl and detent notches but they're otherwise vague regarding how to go about doing this. CycleWorks instructions menti...