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    1973 R75/5 Rebuild, Measuring Cylinders & Pistons, Installing New Rings

    I documented this work here.
    1973 BMW R75/5 Rebuild: Measuring Cylinders, Pistons and Installing New Rings

    It contains a link to the web page I wrote up with the details of what I did.

    I hope...
  2. Thanks for the input. I also confirmed that the...

    Thanks for the input. I also confirmed that the published clearance is the total clearance (diameter of cylinder - diameter of piston) and NOT the clearance on one side of the annulus created by the...
  3. Yeah, and I've said those words before; usually...

    Yeah, and I've said those words before; usually just before I learned something very important about life :banghead
  4. Well, sure, I suppose, if you cut 25% out of a...

    Well, sure, I suppose, if you cut 25% out of a circle and then tried to close the remaining 75% into a circle, you wouldn't be happy with the result. However, in this case, a cylinder bored one over...
  5. Ah, well sure. But, I'll be grinding the ends to...

    Ah, well sure. But, I'll be grinding the ends to get an exact fit, so no worries.
  6. 1973 R75/5 Cylinder & Piston Measurement Questions

    Folks,

    The facts:

    This bike has 97,500 miles on the engine.
    The cylinders and pistons are original size, not bored out.
    The left cylinder is an "A" group, the right cylinder is a "B"...
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