Soviet Steeds

Many many years ago there was a vender box that fit the Ural cargo box sidecar. They seem to be even rarer than the Ural cargo sidecar. Here is what the cargo sidecar looked like: viewtopic.php?t=32925.
The vender box set inside or on top of it.

Hey John how about contacting ChicagoRandy? I know he is now retired and has time. And some of use remember his Ural experience.

Years ago on the old CMSI board it was listed that a Jaguar valve spring would change over. Please don't ask me which one as that piece of me memory module crashed years ago.

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Tue Jan 23, 2018 1:53 pm

Not wanting to start anything here, but what kind of oil do you use on the K & N? 20/50, Syn...

I prefer to use a thin coat of K-Y on my K&N.

Ever since the forum switched to the phpBB software, we've had all kinds of user interface issues. I wish someone more web savvy than me could recommend an alternative web hosting solution. I really miss the old software. It was less secure, but it was rock-solid reliable John has used phpBB for ye...

A 1-5/8 socket works just as well and is easier to find.
41 mm = 1.614 inches
1.625 inches = 41.275 mm

All you need to do is slip it back in with a little epoxy and then use a center punch to stake the edges of the slot down around it. I have never seen a cracked rotor but have seen several where the steel slug has came out. While you have it off the bike also check the "D" shaped center hole on the ...

But then again how many time have we been told that blue Urals are the fastest?

18" tire put the engine in better RPM range.

Did he have a handle on here, if so what was it. Never met him or talked to him that I know of, But RIP, and condolences to family and friends for losing him and especially around the Holidays...only makes it rougher. :cheers: https://www.sovietsteeds.com/forums/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=1781

We lost a great Ural friend on December 23, 2018.
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/thega ... fhid=24582

They could hang four more batteries on the tub like some owners do with fuel and ammo cans.

A 7710 Aluma can haul two Urals if you get creative.

You can remove the speedometer from the bike. Then carefully pry the tabs holding the bezel on. After that I believe there is one or two screws that hold the speedometer in the housing, remove those. Next paint the inside of the housing white or silver, or line with foil shiny side to the inside. La...