Honda Camino 65cc kit

kalinkamaen · Post by **kalinkamaen** » 12 Mar 2014, 11:05

Well i did try to put them on without a tool to test. But its not possible at all. ( And yes i did use grease.) And i do not have the money to buy you plane ticket to get here and put them on for me without tool. I do understand your consern but I will have something squeezing the tires together making enought room for me to spray paint the whole rim.

Madmac · Post by **Madmac** » 12 Mar 2014, 11:52

In the middle of the rim there's a dench, the trick consists in pushing the edge of the tire into that dench to release the pressure. That way you never need to use tools to put on a tire and you even don't need heavy tools to take them off too.

kalinkamaen · Post by **kalinkamaen** » 12 Mar 2014, 12:42

Okei I am not shure what a dench are, but just for you I will try this once more and see
if your magic will help me

But I doent know what I am looking fore.

kalinkamaen · Post by **kalinkamaen** » 12 Mar 2014, 13:01

Okei I have tried what you mentioned, but the tire is way to tight to get off without tool.
If I understand you right, I need to squeeze the tire edges into the middle of the rim to get the most room.
I tried this and i am sorry to say with no luck. This new tire is really tight, or I am to weak to get it off.

Twister · Post by **Twister** » 12 Mar 2014, 13:18

kalinkamaen wrote:Okei I am not shure what a dench are, but just for you I will try this once more and see
if your magic will help me But I doent know what I am looking fore.

In the middle of the rim there is a ditch, in other words: the inside diameter of the rim is smaller in the middle than on the sides.

The tyre has a steel-cable in the edges/sides of the tyre. If you squeesh the tyre and 'put' these cables inside the 'ditch' of the rim on one side, you have more space to put the cables on the other side over the rim (with less force).

This way I even managed to put my rear tyre in this project on the rim without any tool (I only used my hands, some grease, a piece of cloth to lay onder the rim/tyre for protection when I used my feet at last when I needed some forse).

kalinkamaen · Post by **kalinkamaen** » 12 Mar 2014, 16:04

I understand what you guys mean, but i had problem geting it off even with that trick.
So i decided to do it the difficult way.

Anyway, Twister nice project there, little bit more pro then me

Well i have done som masking work today. Allot

And the post lady came with this today

And here is the nice view I have from my garage here in Norway. Its
been a really nice day today

michelptr · Post by **michelptr** » 12 Mar 2014, 16:24

last chance of painting them gold !

kalinkamaen · Post by **kalinkamaen** » 12 Mar 2014, 16:29

Haha. There is always another chance

michelptr · Post by **michelptr** » 12 Mar 2014, 16:47

hehe true, but there is nothing like getting it right the first time.

and then enjoy all the way...

kalinkamaen · Post by **kalinkamaen** » 12 Mar 2014, 17:27

Lol a take your point

kalinkamaen · Post by **kalinkamaen** » 14 Mar 2014, 12:43

Hello guys.

I have an issue with my rear spring. I know its to soft for my setup, but its softer then
stock. Its really bad. Anyway, I have read allot about rear spring on US forums, and i can see that they have had some
luck changing to stiffer rear spring etc. But i can also see that US rear vario is not the same as the EU
rear vario. I have never opened any of them, but you can read about it here:

US version:
http://www.mopedarmy.com/wiki/Honda_PA_ ... Version.29" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

EU version:
http://www.mopedarmy.com/wiki/Honda_PA_ ... Version.29" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Is there anyone with experience with another spring setup then stock on EU version? Is the spring on EU version the same as US version?

I have been looking in to this, but there is no experience out there:
http://www.1977mopeds.com/honda-hobbit- ... ffest.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Regards Kali

Madmac · Post by **Madmac** » 14 Mar 2014, 17:01

So you mean the spring that's inside the vario ?

kalinkamaen · Post by **kalinkamaen** » 14 Mar 2014, 17:12

Well yes i think vario is wrong sorry. rear pulley?

Nicogsi · Post by **Nicogsi** » 14 Mar 2014, 19:56

Nice! You can buy an new spring

We don't have that here

kalinkamaen · Post by **kalinkamaen** » 15 Mar 2014, 07:42

What do you mean by that you do not have that here? Is your rear pulley without spring? And not variating?
Yes i know i can buy a new spring, i just wanted to know if some one have tried a stiffer spring like this one:

http://www.1977mopeds.com/honda-hobbit- ... ffest.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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