Suzuki 2 Strokes

if I wanted to get a new or reconditioned crankshaft for the bike, besides ebay, which has nothing currently, where in the civilized world would\could I get one? I'm currently inquiring about a rebuild on the one now but it was suggested getting anew one but be a better deal $$..

thanks in advance

TJ

Paul Miller might have one. His business is selling vintage parts & restored bikes.
Don’t expect a sweet deal but reasonable prices.
He sells parts via eBay (user jrwdfa) & by phone. Can be a bit difficult to get by phone so you may have to try a few times.
Phone: 860 828-1771

A few years ago I needed an early T350 cylinder to replace one screwed up by some PO.
He had a reasonably good used cylinder & offered to either sell it as-is, or cleaned up / bead blasted.
Similarly, if he has a used crank he probably would sell it as-is or rebuilt with new crank seals.

right ..I'll contact paul..i've bought a few items from him...so far i was quoted $600 cdn for a complete rebuild which i believe included new bearings, con rods etc...not sure if thats a good deal yet...haven't been looking long..

You should verify what they will change, if new bearings, rods, big end pins, big end bearing and seals, that is a very good price. Too good it sounds

Bill Bune states $125 labor. http://www.billbune.com/services.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Use Partzilla.com for example and price the other items. If NA use the part# from partzilla and search eBay

Then add shipping 2 ways.

Send it to Bill Bune along with a set of seals, and let him decide what else (if anything) needs to be replaced. He does a great job.



Lane

+1 on Bill Bune.

Warehouse1001 wrote:+1 on Bill Bune.

I'm getting a feeling bill bune is the person to go to.....i will contact him...try finding a new one ..impossible...to bb it goes then

tj

Call Bune in advance to see what he has for parts. The only thing is these guys (like most larger shops) want to get the job done once they start it. They do good work at a good price and have a lot of business. It's always wise to ensure you represent your own interests. You'll have a lot of time and money in your bike at this point.

Keep a list of parts and receipts. If you sell most people respect you did more than "just change the seals"

They don't care if you buy parts. If they have it saves me time and they can make a few bucks. They told me they would match price but that is too troublesome and not worried about a few bucks. Partzilla has very good prices.

For example, I like to change the crank pin for rod even if it's "still in spec." in spec is not as new. They give you back your old parts and you'll see what I mean. Unless you have very low miles and crank has no moisture this is a wise investment.

Up to you

Where in Canada are you? There is a fantastic machinist in BC by the name of Wally Routledge ( I can get you his contact information) who also happens to be a suzuki enthusiast. He does the works for the major dealership around here as well..

The price you were quoted sounds quite fair

dude99 wrote:Where in Canada are you? There is a fantastic machinist in BC by the name of Wally Routledge ( I can get you his contact information) who also happens to be a suzuki enthusiast. He does the works for the major dealership around here as well..

in ottawa..I don't mind shipping at all especially to someone who knows these bikes...if you can get his contact info, please send it to me......everybody is this bloody province (Ontario that I have contacted) claim "oh yes we can do that"..they source it out and make $$ without lifting a damn finger...FTS! ..makes me so mad I could just spit!. ..they must think I'm stupid to hand them money for doing nothing..give me the name of the source and I'll contact myself I tell them..can't do that ..not open to public.....bovine feces I say!


I'll wait for the contact info for Wally Routledge...


thanks

TJ

Routledge Enterprises
Wally Routledge
Phone: (604) 532-1021
Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
Lunch 12-1
Thursdays 8-10:30 p/u supplies and may not be there.

He's an amazing one man show. He does everything to highest levels of quality and is an amazing resource.

dude99 wrote:Routledge Enterprises
Wally Routledge
Phone: (604) 532-1021
Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
Lunch 12-1
Thursdays 8-10:30 p/u supplies and may not be there.

He's an amazing one man show. He does everything to highest levels of quality and is an amazing resource.

thank you very much...I'm sure he will know exactly what I want if he's familiar with Suzuki's...

No problem, let us know how it goes.