My Brozz just showed up

[BigWeld]

Originally Posted by joker

I'm assembling my green brozz also, having some trouble getting the seat off any tips? Also what things should I replace on the bike? Like (hawk chain)

Hey Joker, there's two vertical bolts that hold your tail light section in that require a 5mm Allen wrench or socket to remove (same size that you use on the side panels) once that assembly is removed, you'll see two nuts threaded on studs. Remove these with a 10mm wrench or shallow socket. Then, you can pull up on the rear of the seat and slide it back to remove it.

[Mag00]

Originally Posted by hertz9753

If it's like the Hawk seat you remove the single bolt from each side and pull the seat back and over the rear fender. Putting it back on is harder....

If it is like the Bashan Storm it will be similar. Remove the side panels and then you can get at the bolts for the seat.

[Kipper1012]

Originally Posted by joker

Still haven't figured out the seat lol moving onto the valves. Any one know what MM inlet and exhaust are supposed to be?

There are four Allen bolts holding on the rear tail light two of the bolts are at the very back of the tail light and the other two are behind the taillight on the inside of the fender

Once you remove those four bolts for the tail light pole off exposing the 210 mm nuts holding on the seat

[Kipper1012]

Started the teardown to check and loctite everything




I found a lot of junk in the fuel tank so I'm going to be putting a inline fuel filter as a precaution after cleaning out the tank

[hertz9753]

That's a nice looking bike. When I used to do catering garages that had floors and walls like that did double duty for family gatherings and parties. Quite often they also had an area in the front or an upstairs with plumbing.

You seen some of the coolest things when you have been both a caterer and a Schwan's Home Delivery driver.

I'm sorry that I got off topic.

[MOTOXtreme]

So for anyone in the know (calcune maybe) what is this engine a clone of? Anything in particular? Looking at maybe picking up some clutch disk just to have on the shelf. Also brake pads were mention earlier and someone said they were easily sourced on eBay. A link to those would be awesome. I'm not 100% certain which ones cross over to fit the brozz. Thanks.

[MOTOXtreme]

Here's me setting up the ole Brozz. Put 50 miles on it this Sunday just starting the break in.

[Kipper1012]

Originally Posted by hertz9753

That's a nice looking bike. When I used to do catering garages that had floors and walls like that did double duty for family gatherings and parties. Quite often they also had an area in the front or an upstairs with plumbing.

You seen some of the coolest things when you have been both a caterer and a Schwan's Home Delivery driver.

I'm sorry that I got off topic.

LOL Yup Im ocd first thing I did was epoxy the garage floor when we moved in

[Kipper1012]

Originally Posted by MOTOXtreme

Here's me setting up the ole Brozz. Put 50 miles on it this Sunday just starting the break in.

Nice video MOTO !

[Kipper1012]

I decided to trim that ugly plastic fender a bit. once i put a plate on it will serve as a mud flap anyway



Junk in the fuel tank

[MOTOXtreme]

I WISH my tank had looked that good lol

And yes I am definitely with you on chopping off that fender.

[Kipper1012]

Originally Posted by MOTOXtreme

I WISH my tank had looked that good lol

And yes I am definitely with you on chopping off that fender.

LOL yea I saw your rusty mess.

Ive tried today to find a 1/8" inline filter locally and had no luck. Im going to try a 1/4 and replace the stock fuel line with a 1/4" line

[da4design]

glad to see someone chopping off that fender..i am doing the same this weekend

[Kipper1012]

Originally Posted by da4design

glad to see someone chopping off that fender..i am doing the same this weekend

That thing was driving me crazy every time i looked at the bike
Im surprised more people haven't done it

[pistolclass]

just do some big wheelies.... it will come off all by itself.