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Also take your float out and shake it to make sure it hasn't sprung a leak and filled with gas! Pretty common on stuff that old....

There is no replaceable oil filter on a 305.

There is a centrifugal oil slinger under the left motor side cover. It isn't something that needs to be addressed every oil change but if the bike is new to you it wouldn't hurt to check it out.

Its possible that you may still need to fine tune your timing but if you have spark it should run.

I would double check your float level in your carbs and even check to make sure your float hasn't got some gas in it and sank. Its pretty easy to flood a hole out on these.

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I just measured a 100/90-18 on the front of a bike and it measured 3.9" wide. Also measured a 3.25-19 and actual width was 3.6". Measured the 2.75-18 on the front of my CB77 and it actually was 2.75. Actual size and printed size can vary quite a bit. Some manufactures more than others. Rim width wi...

I can't say what people run for tires on their dreams but that metric size converts to between a 2.25 and a 2.5 inch wide tire. I've never heard of people using portawalls on a bike but I would be skeptical....... I've come across a thread here somewhere of people using a whitewall paint with decen...

I can't say what people run for tires on their dreams but that metric size converts to between a 2.25 and a 2.5 inch wide tire. I've never heard of people using portawalls on a bike but I would be skeptical....... I've come across a thread here somewhere of people using a whitewall paint with decent...

I recently picked up a duro hf308 3.5x19 for the rear of my scrambler at my local parts unlimited dealer. Duro actually offers some pretty cool "retro" looking patterns at a pretty cheap price. They offer a ton of different sizes too! http://www.durotire.com/tires/POWERSPORTS/MOTORCYCLESCOOTER/CLASS...