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  • rk1685
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    Re: Yezdi

    Originally posted by Sacchu View Post
    Yes Sir, its a Jikov. I will go by your advice and get a Pacco; will retain Jikov and get it tuned-up once I find a competent mechanic.-Regards,Sachin
    The PACCO P43 (Looks like Jikov) is rarely available in shops. People might try to sell it for a premium as well. Try getting in touch with PACCO itself and they may help you with a dealer near your location where they can make it available to you.

    The P47Y doesn't have such availability issues (not as much as P43). I have purchased one, a month back. (Mumbai)

    If it is the float chamber of your Jikov that is the source of the leak and no other issue is present with it, consider using M-seal to stop the leak. It works. Finding people to do the welding is tough.

    All the best.Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20180711_063156.jpg Views: 1 Size: 54.5 KB ID: 1960691Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20180711_063128-01.jpg Views: 1 Size: 33.8 KB ID: 1960692

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  • Sacchu
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    Re: Yezdi

    Originally posted by black asp View Post
    If it's a jikov then retain the carb for now and restore it properly later. Tuning and reatoring jikov can be a pain but worth every second spent. If you want a headache free carb then go for pacco with 95 jets you will be fine.CHEERS
    Yes Sir, its a Jikov. I will go by your advice and get a Pacco; will retain Jikov and get it tuned-up once I find a competent mechanic.-Regards,Sachin

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  • black asp
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    Re: Yezdi

    Originally posted by Sacchu View Post
    Dear All,

    I'm a newbie to xBhp and i'm glad to be a part of xBhp.

    couple of days back i came across a 1980 Classic D250, which is in a decent shape. Only issue is that - the carburetor is leaking petrol. I need your advice on getting this corrected (any DIY's till I get some time to get this to a mechanic).

    Thanks in advance

    -Regards,
    Sachin
    If it's a jikov then retain the carb for now and restore it properly later. Tuning and reatoring jikov can be a pain but worth every second spent. If you want a headache free carb then go for pacco with 95 jets you will be fine.

    CHEERS

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  • Sacchu
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    Re: Yezdi

    Dear All,

    I'm a newbie to xBhp and i'm glad to be a part of xBhp.

    couple of days back i came across a 1980 Classic D250, which is in a decent shape. Only issue is that - the carburetor is leaking petrol. I need your advice on getting this corrected (any DIY's till I get some time to get this to a mechanic).

    Thanks in advance

    -Regards,
    Sachin

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  • rk1685
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    Re: Yezdi

    Originally posted by Hollowback View Post
    Approx? Maintenance like royal Enfield?
    RE maintenance is cheaper both in terms or spares and time invested in searching for parts. You may want to use parts from other bikes, but the Yezdi should also mate with it, bro. It is as fuel efficient as a RE, maybe slightly better.

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  • srinikasyap
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    Re: Yezdi

    Incomparable. Royal enfield is new, you get all the parts in the market.
    Yezdi - the parts have to be searched,
    Originally posted by Hollowback View Post
    Approx? Maintenance like royal Enfield?

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  • Hollowback
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    Re: Yezdi

    Originally posted by srinikasyap View Post
    There is nothing called as the most fuel efficient.
    It needs a lot of attention, and lot of work
    Approx? Maintenance like royal Enfield?

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  • srinikasyap
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    Re: Yezdi

    There is nothing called as the most fuel efficient.
    It needs a lot of attention, and lot of work
    Originally posted by Hollowback View Post
    Hello, which is the most fuel efficient yezdi? And is it easy to maintain? I don't mind using other bike parts.

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  • Hollowback
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    Re: Yezdi

    Hello, which is the most fuel efficient yezdi? And is it easy to maintain? I don't mind using other bike parts.

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  • srinikasyap
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    Yezdi jawa Calander - 2017

    We have made an amazing Jawa yezdi calander for the year 2017, It is available online.

    404: Page Not Found — Instamojo
    https://www.instamojo.com/RoaringRiders/roaring-riders-2017-desktop-calendar/

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  • Remesh Augustine
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    Re: Yezdi

    Visit : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft8_GNAd9kMClick image for larger version Name: FB_IMG_1472670797063.jpg Views: 1 Size: 32.8 KB ID: 1941757 "Pala Thankachan" real Hero of PALA ,Kottayam Dist Kerala. Veteran Motorcyclist on his JAWA bike

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  • rk1685
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    Re: Yezdi

    Originally posted by Anthrax27 View Post
    Hi guys,
    I have a 1977 Yezdi D 250 Classic. It had been lying around since abt 3 yrs. I decided to restore it and got the bike in running condition. The aesthetics are not great but the engine and mechanics are doing well. The only issue I have is the carb. It had the original Jikov carb but when I showed it to the mech, he said that it's jets had jammed and will not be able to use it any more. He provided me with a used Mikuni carb which is for the Bullet.
    I need help for a good, trustworthy mech who can guide me for restoring the bike in Mumbai. It would also be very helpful if anyone knows where I can buy a Jikov carb or the replacement Pacco carb from here in Mumbai.
    Hi Anthrax27,

    Where in Mumbai are you from? There is my regular mechanic Mr. Vincy who has handled my Jawa for more than 40 years. I have also heard of some guy in dahisar east who does work on Jawa/Yezdi bikes. You can source the Jikov carburettor from this place in Sion near Koliwada. I can try to guide you, it is Singh auto or something like that. PM me for further assistance...
    Hope this helps...

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  • Anthrax27
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    Re: Yezdi

    Hi guys,
    I have a 1977 Yezdi D 250 Classic. It had been lying around since abt 3 yrs. I decided to restore it and got the bike in running condition. The aesthetics are not great but the engine and mechanics are doing well. The only issue I have is the carb. It had the original Jikov carb but when I showed it to the mech, he said that it's jets had jammed and will not be able to use it any more. He provided me with a used Mikuni carb which is for the Bullet.
    I need help for a good, trustworthy mech who can guide me for restoring the bike in Mumbai. It would also be very helpful if anyone knows where I can buy a Jikov carb or the replacement Pacco carb from here in Mumbai.

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  • Kaushik Iyer
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    Re: Yezdi

    Originally posted by Crankrd View Post
    Yezdi CL 2 cafe racer[ATTACH]198179[/ATTACH]
    Nicely done man....

    One question - where did you get that mirror?

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  • Crankrd
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    Re: Yezdi

    Yezdi CL 2 cafe racerClick image for larger version Name: 20151202_101932.jpg Views: 2 Size: 102.4 KB ID: 1924667

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