I would like to introduce myself: I live in Germany, in the South Bavaria. Since some years I´m owner of the "Phoenix Park Rapier", which is described in the book "Ever Keen" on page 156-157.
Please let me ask one question to all expert members: during the dismounting of the cam covers I can see that this engine doesn´t have any chain tensions. This engine has an excellent construction on chain wheels. These chain wheels are fixed with excentric bolts. Now comes my question: who knows who has made this construction in the years 70-80.
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Hello together,
I would like to introduce myself: I live in Germany, in the South Bavaria. Since some years I´m owner of the "Phoenix Park Rapier", which is described in the book "Ever Keen" on page 156-157.
Please let me ask one question to all expert members: during the dismounting of the cam covers I can see that this engine doesn´t have any chain tensions. This engine has an excellent construction on chain wheels. These chain wheels are fixed with excentric bolts. Now comes my question: who knows who has made this construction in the years 70-80.
Thanks a lot and best regards
Wolfgang