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    Pondering Monocylindrico Purchase

    Hi Rod, There are a few GTS and older 500's here in the states, You may find some parts available from Guzzino, but I suspect you'll wind up ordering from the "old country", where there are many more of the older machines still on the road. Among the parts suppliers, I have found a fellow...
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    Airone help

    Hi Clive, Sorry for my late response, I had my right knee replaced the day after your 10/23 post, so I've been somewhat out of touch. You are correct, if the flywheel is moving, at all, side to side, you likely have a bad crank bearing. I too had a loose crank bearing on my 1954 Airone...
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    Airone flywheel key.

    Clive, Sounds like you've done what many of us has done, a friend refers to this as "let's take it apart to find out why it's working so good"... Anyway, prior to installing the small primary pinion gear on the crank, just try the key and see which way it fits snugly, normally, the rounded...
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    Airone advice

    Clive, just realized you'd mentioned "just got it firing" in your first post. Great, you're on your way!
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    Airone advice

    Ahhhhh, congratulations, and welcome to the world of mechanical antiquities. Yes, you can drain the oil from the tank by removing the banjo bolt on the lower right side of the tank. The Airone, along with most of the singles, are known as dry sump engines, i.e. the engines were never designed...
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    Airone Sport - 1955 - Fitting a speedo

    Dennis, I agree, putting a speedometer on the Airone, particularly if you need the hub gear, if pretty expensive. I will say that my 54' Sport came without a speedometer, but when I pull the wheel to do some brake work, the gear was in place, so maybe at a certain point in manufacture, they...
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    Airone Sport - 1955 - Fitting a speedo

    Hi Dennis, Congratulations on the Airone, welcome to the club, you'll love it. Once you get your hands on the bike, you might pull the front wheel and have a look at the hub, it's entirely possible that at some point in the bike's life it had a speedo, which means the hub gear might already be...
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