ETZ 250 Parts Wanted
Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 7:03 am
Hi, i've got myself an 1987 ETZ 250 project which was supposed to be 90% all there, unfortunately I think it's a very optimistic 90% as you'll see by the list of missing items. What would be ideal would be to purchase someone's unfinished/unstarted project bits in a box but failing that the bits I need are;
Clutch lever & cable
Front brake lever
Front brake caliper and master cylinder
Throttle assembly & cable
Handlebar switch assembly & wiring
Front indicators & brackets
Rear brake rod
Rear brake rod return spring
Rear brake lever/arm
Rear brake cam & switch for brake light
Chain guard rubbers/gaitors
Exhaust pipe downtube/header
Exhaust pipe coupling nut
Exhaust pipe silencer clip
Exhaust pipe rod and bracket for silencer fitting
Air hose to carb
Ignition coil
Condenser
Spark plug cap & HT lead
Engine rubber muffler bands
Pillion footrests
Gearchange lever
Wiring loom
Return spring centre stand
Return spring rear brake lever
This is the bits'n'bobs that I can see, I've no doubt that when I come to actually start to put everything together i'll have another list, In the meantime if anyone can help with any of the above i'd be very grateful
Cheers,
Bren.
Clutch lever & cable
Front brake lever
Front brake caliper and master cylinder
Throttle assembly & cable
Handlebar switch assembly & wiring
Front indicators & brackets
Rear brake rod
Rear brake rod return spring
Rear brake lever/arm
Rear brake cam & switch for brake light
Chain guard rubbers/gaitors
Exhaust pipe downtube/header
Exhaust pipe coupling nut
Exhaust pipe silencer clip
Exhaust pipe rod and bracket for silencer fitting
Air hose to carb
Ignition coil
Condenser
Spark plug cap & HT lead
Engine rubber muffler bands
Pillion footrests
Gearchange lever
Wiring loom
Return spring centre stand
Return spring rear brake lever
This is the bits'n'bobs that I can see, I've no doubt that when I come to actually start to put everything together i'll have another list, In the meantime if anyone can help with any of the above i'd be very grateful
Cheers,
Bren.