View Full Version : Couple questions for the 3ww 90/110 pros
Tkracer
03-28-2017, 02:16 AM
Hey everyone I just picked up this joker framed 90/110 and I had a couple questions about it if any of the pros could leave some input!! 24135624135724135824135924136024136124136224136324 1364241365
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ironchop
03-28-2017, 09:13 AM
Wow! Great score.
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jb2wheels
03-28-2017, 09:45 AM
Fantastic trike. Lots of cool stuff on there. Where'd you find it?
Joseph Farrow
03-28-2017, 10:17 AM
Great Score. I saw that on CL. I'd get it running and leave it as it is. Neat Bike for sure.
Post some better Pics when you get a chance.
HairyJR
03-28-2017, 10:46 AM
Cool find, saw your ad on craigslist yesterday, first instinct was I have to have it but have too many other projects. Lots of nice parts on the trike, what are your questions? Do you have the clutch cover? As the oil has been drained and the clutch cover removed means something needed looked at or repaired.
"HJ" 241367 :beer
Tkracer
03-28-2017, 11:29 AM
I bought it last night from a guy that lived about 10 minutes from me down here in San Diego. The plan is to leave it how it is just get it running and probably do a different front tire. I don't have the clutch cover as of now but the guy might have it in a box of parts he has. First question is what kind of header pipe is that? I've never seen one that runs up and over that motor rather than under it. Second question is where did that brown tank come from haha I don't think it was a factory color. And my third question is what kind of aftermarket parts are hiding on this thing that anyone noticed other than the basics that I saw
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HairyJR
03-28-2017, 12:06 PM
Need more pic's of the exhaust pipe to give answer. Tank brown paint was custom painted, would've been nice to have the matching rear fiberglass fender. Motor taken apart to install high/low delete kit. Looks like the right rear tire has a couple plugs or are they both good?
"HJ" 241389 :beer
Jwheeler
03-28-2017, 07:00 PM
Hey great score !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HarrisoN*
03-28-2017, 07:45 PM
I saw that too, bad ass bike. Was almost tempted to give them a call.
Joseph Farrow
03-28-2017, 09:46 PM
Looks like it started life as a 1970 Aquarious Blue US/ATC90. HairyJ I say it originally had white rear fenders the way the bike is set up. The seat cover ties into the tank and the white in the tank ties into the rear fenders. TKracer Earth Tones were big on those bikes back in the day. I personally like the Brown. As far as the front tire that was a common option people ran. I would try to save it if possible. Maybe you could run a tube.
Trick stuff I see renthal bars, grab on grips, HD front forks, CB Light with light guard. Chrome Dickson Joker frame, aftermarket rear fenders, custom seat cover. Not to mention a hondaline low pressure tire pump and rear rack. Aftermarket sprocket, chain tensioner.
Engine looks to be modified. Hard to know what is in it with out looking in the inside. Interesting to have a Modified CB750 carb. Most ran methanol with that set up. BAPP intake and KN filter. Quick change sprocket assembly and manual clutch set up with crank case dip stick breather that usually denotes some kind of stroker crank.
My guess on the pipe being this looks like a pretty early built bike it something from the SL90 bike world modified to work. Just a guess.
Again post more pics when you can.
big specht
03-28-2017, 10:30 PM
You west coast guys have all the cool toys
Tkracer
03-28-2017, 11:06 PM
Yah I'm trying to find someone local to open the motor up and see what's in it and hopefully we can save it. The guy gave me the original title and in the tool box I found the registration.. Date on that was 1977. Anyone know the best way to get one of these registered through the DMV with a special construction vin? Here's a couple more pictures I took241411241412241413241414241415241416
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Jwheeler
03-28-2017, 11:29 PM
Again great score !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And to think it was only a half pound away !
HairyJR
03-29-2017, 01:18 AM
Does the frame have a CA vin number affixed? Motor will have stamped in case vin number and should match on the title. Believe the CL posting had it as a '74. To register make sure you get a bill of sale statement of facts from seller, DMV first to start process paper work that'll be needed for CHP to assign new vin number, then back to DMV. With the added small handle bar bottle leads me to believe it was running on alcohol, I'd like to look at the modes done to the carb.
"HJ" 241421 :beer
Joseph Farrow
03-29-2017, 09:20 AM
I Like It!!!
If you didnt keep the front tire you made the right choice putting the early style Ohtsu knobby on it. It looks right on the bike especially with the Ohtsu's on the back.
I would clean it up, get it running and maybe find some two piece aluminum wheels and call it good.
Still send a pic of the back of the pipe when you get a chance.
I like the "Mike's Trikes" of Lemon Grove. lol
Joseph Farrow
03-29-2017, 09:24 AM
Does the frame have a CA vin number affixed? Motor will have stamped in case vin number and should match on the title. Believe the CL posting had it as a '74. To register make sure you get a bill of sale statement of facts from seller, DMV first to start process paper work that'll be needed for CHP to assign new vin number, then back to DMV. With the added small handle bar bottle leads me to believe it was running on alcohol, I'd like to look at the modes done to the carb.
"HJ" 241421 :beer
Look for something that looks like this on the frame and motor.
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Easy way to check the cab to see if it is set up for Alcohol is to look at the main jet. You should almost be able to run your little finger through it. :naughty:
Tkracer
04-05-2017, 11:36 PM
Well the old motor is out and she's getting ready for her new heart.. Hopefully be doing wheelies by tomorrow evening. Then starts the mission of finding someone local to go through this old motor.. Any suggestions?!
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HairyJR
04-06-2017, 01:06 PM
Where you located in SD? Might be able to help. With that large carb that was installed have you determined if it runs on gasoline or alcohol? Still a nice project.
"HJ" 241739 :beer
Tkracer
04-11-2017, 07:06 PM
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Hey everyone just an update.. New motor is in and frame and forks were polished up but I haven't had any luck finding someone local to look at the old motor. The donor bike I got was just in too good of condition to part out so I'm currently seeking another aftermarket frame to transfer parts too. If anyone knows of any for sale let me know!!
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Ghostv2
04-11-2017, 09:21 PM
That thing is a time capsule to the hay day of 90/110 racing. It's honestly every guy who's into these bikes' (me) dream. I wouldn't swap frames or do anything too bold. If it were me, I would send the motor to only a handful of people if it were mine. Most of the people on that list are on this forum. Some of them even commented on this Thread. But that's only because I know that they know what they are looking at. These guys can look at it from a poor quality picture on the forums and tell you that this damn random washer is to a rare Helm & Son part. Any seasoned mechanic can look at the piston or carb or whatever, and tell you it's an old Alky motor and get it running. But will they do it right? Will they stick to period correct parts to preserve it? Will they be able to identify a certain part and tell you where it came from and the history on it and have pictures and all that good stuff? Either one works, but I would put the trust in someone on here first. Hell, they might even have the parts you are looking for to finish it.
Whatever you decide to do with it, just make sure it's ridden and you post a video on here. ;)
Tkracer
04-11-2017, 09:50 PM
That thing is a time capsule to the hay day of 90/110 racing. It's honestly every guy who's into these bikes' (me) dream. I wouldn't swap frames or do anything too bold. If it were me, I would send the motor to only a handful of people if it were mine. Most of the people on that list are on this forum. Some of them even commented on this Thread. But that's only because I know that they know what they are looking at. These guys can look at it from a poor quality picture on the forums and tell you that this damn random washer is to a rare Helm & Son part. Any seasoned mechanic can look at the piston or carb or whatever, and tell you it's an old Alky motor and get it running. But will they do it right? Will they stick to period correct parts to preserve it? Will they be able to identify a certain part and tell you where it came from and the history on it and have pictures and all that good stuff? Either one works, but I would put the trust in someone on here first. Hell, they might even have the parts you are looking for to finish it.
Whatever you decide to do with it, just make sure it's ridden and you post a video on here. ;)
Yah I figured I would find the most help here.. As far as frame swaps goes the only "swapping" going on would be from the stock frame on the donor bike to an aftermarket frame with all the donor bikes parts haha thanks for the input I appreciate it
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Tkracer
04-11-2017, 09:53 PM
Here's a picture of the main jet from a completely stock 110 carb and the main jet from the motor that was in the bike. Also the bike came with a spare motor that has the same carb set up but the jet is a 120 not a 130 like the carb that was on the bikehttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170412/2aaae617baa41d9958a0a0c3567b863a.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170412/43d0a8d4e48ef1f72a500ef88cede2f1.jpg
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shortline10
04-11-2017, 11:22 PM
Looks like a drilled out alcohol jet to me , definitely not a 130 anymore lol .
Joseph Farrow
04-12-2017, 12:24 AM
Looks like a drilled out alcohol jet to me , definitely not a 130 anymore lol .
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I would definitely say Alcohol.
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HairyJR
04-12-2017, 01:23 AM
I agree with Mike and Joseph, that jet has been drilled for alcohol. Hell I've still got several of those number drilled jets in the jet box.
"HJ" 241916 :beer
Tkracer
04-13-2017, 01:04 AM
Came across another frame to transfer all the parts from my parts bike to [emoji1360] soooo now who wants to build the motors? Haha
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DAM shop
04-13-2017, 08:07 AM
Great find there man, lovin the old 90's.
twofastxtreme
04-15-2017, 02:26 PM
Dang. That thing is sweet.
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