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  1. It’s really just a matter of unplugging the electrical connections, exhaust off and then the engine mounting bolts, take lots of photos of where the connections are 

     

    Either a trolley jack or a scissor jack under the motor 

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  2. You’ll have to compression test it to see if it is the front cylinders, an endoscope down the plug hole would help with diagnosis, both are pretty cheap considering the work you are facing 

     

    What makes you think it’s the front cylinders?

  3. I rented a Triumph 800 Tiger in ‘18 for 2 weeks and rode it from San Francisco to the Canadian border and back through the Yakima Valley,  the handling was OK, suspension was rubbish and the engine topped out @80 mph, it sounded like a bag of spanner’s starting from cold, it sounded like an electric motor riding it, 8/10

  4. 2 hours ago, Timuli said:
     
    A small back pack came for engine drilling, the machine was in the workshop for 3 months to get it drilled. 
    Today I went to ask when it will be delivered, they had tried to drill it and stated that they couldn't do it. 
    The lining of the cylinder was not very thick, and right at the beginning of the drilling, 
    it was obvious that the material would become soft.
     Now we have to start asking if there is a workshop in all of Finland that can drill that. 
    If you can't find a drill, another option is to pipe the cylinder. 
    I think it's a bit sad, when the pistons (used) and new piston rings were also acquired, 
    and also a connecting rod with cranks + new bearings for the machine.

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    I don’t understand WTF you are trying to do 

     

    The cylinders won’t be “drilled” they’ll be line bored

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