Last Repair's done on the RB-50

 O Ya.
It's been a while since my last post..

So Intro apart - I do did change the transmission and engine block bearings :)
Also brought some goodies for a swap. You'll see the story below

I had to buy tool kit just specially to remove the old bearings...

                                                           Rear Engine part (old one's)

Transmission block with old one's


OUT with the old one's

Out with these aswell

And as for installation I used some grease and hair dryer  ,also adding a hammer -
nothing beats this combination :D

The whole engine had to be taken out of the frame for better access

Also,I did re-jet the carburetor instead of 102 I swapped it with 92

Oh Yes, and the final info: I did buy a new Stator,New Starter Engine,New Bendix,New kick-start spring , New transmission oil and intake isolator for the upgraded carburetor.

Jokes on me , but these were really the last investments performed on the scooter :) !

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