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Cylinder head fitment

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Larry Wiechman:
 That's an easy repair; you're lucky it didn't break into the water jacket.
 If you want to go with a weld repair, let me know.

Foxx4Beaver:
looks like it was broken for a short time...contact points look a bit shiney...good vibrations there. :lol:

Foxx4Beaver:
once you get it fixed, I myself would go pay a visit to whoever you bought that from....and shred his front lawn with 2nd gear holeshots...for lying about the year. :lol:
but again, that's just me....I don't encourage you, or anyone else to do that.

 

sawfly:
Did some more looking around and verified both the VIN and engine ID #'s to make sure it was all the same. it's an '86.
Is there anything i should pay special attention to on this bike while I'm working on it?
I'm actually kind of glad it's not an '89. besides, it's a complete running bike(that i got for a steal) and it's all in pretty good shape(minus the head and rear fenders)

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