Soviet Steeds

Tires:
http://www.cedarrapidstire.com/search.p ... rch&page=1

In the old days we just went down to the auto parts store and bought a switch for a lawn mower or tractor.

I finished my first one in January of 2002. At the same time Ural Australia was also working on one as well. When I went to Uralfest at Wagner's Cycles in Indiana Ju8ly, 2002 they had Illya and several others from the factory there. I pulled my alternator off the bike and let them check it out and g...

It will now live in Minnesota.

africalight wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 11, 2020 11:09 pm

Lee,
Tell me you are upgrading. I would hate to lose another Iowa Uralist.

Sorry I am not upgrading. It is just time to step away from motorcycling.

stagewex wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 10, 2020 9:17 pm

Is that your rig Lee?
That Aluma for $1500.00 is a steal.

The photo of the Aluma is not my trailer but one just like mine. This one was Lloyd Colleman's.

And I thought all along these were knuckle warmers.

2007 Ural Tourist, 38,519 km. The bike is equipped with Gazzi shocks that are nitrogen filled and rebuild able ($1500 new). The clutch plates have bonded together from sitting for 2 years and will need to be replaced. Also included is a collection of parts from several different past Ural owners. Th...

I know there is two experienced Ural owners in Sussex, Wisconsin. Outrider is one of those owners and he is here on the board and on the facebook group as well. I would PM and ask him for recommendations.

How about a choir inside an empty grain bin?

Looks like your ready to explore Table Rock, Bull Shoals and Beaver Lakes in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas.

VWK75S wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 19, 2020 4:49 am

livelarg wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 18, 2020 9:11 pm

backroads of Colorado

Air filter?
John

+1

The OD body is not a Ural as it has not trunk latch handle on the side. My guess is most of the stuff is Dnepr and not Ural.

The spacers are different. Tapered bearing showing spacer.
Sealed bearing kit (sold by Terry Crawford)