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OK, now I know where my confusion came from. On the Mega Moto site, they only offer a 68mm 196cc engine these days.

I stand corrected. Went and looked at the cover, sure enough 212cc Would have sworn I looked at it before and saw 196cc 70mm flat top piston should drop right in

Mega Moto 212 is actually 196cc

Thanks for the info. This is a Mega Moto 196 (212) engine. Both the intake and exhaust ports are round. As stated, finding gaskets for these ports is being problematic. Pics cooming

Picked up a Roadster with a Mega Moto clone motor on it. Long story short, it had lots of things in need of straightening out. Biggest issue is gaskets. This head has round intake and exhaust ports as well as lash caps on the valves. The rest of the engine, except the intake manifold, looks...

Are you doing any cams for people on the forum. I have 3 I'd like done

Thanks for the link to the repair shop!

I've found sleeves that could be installed to get back to stock bore, just no one willing to do the machine work to put them in

Has anyone figured out the compression height of the stock Tecumseh HS pistons. If not, I'm going to have to figure it out to put a different rod and 72mm piston in an early HS50

All very strange as it has the same bore and stroke as the HS50

Ran into the same problem with the piston. it uses a longer rod, so the pin hole is in a different location

It's a different bolt pattern

Don't waste your money, it will NOT fit an HS motor

Bought it off of flea bay, was listed as a LEV120 head.

I'm with you on this style of head, I ordered one and am going to give it a try

Looks way cool! What did you have to do to get bearings to fit?

What front end is that?

Ole. What front end is that on your bike in the Picture?

There was just an open frame tube with no shock mounts of any kind. Previous owner had run a piece of threaded rod through the frame tube to hang the shocks on. I found some bushing at ACE that were an interference fit. Installed some nut connectors, welded them in place and drove them into the...

I purchased a '70 Roadster. When I went to R&R the rear shocks, there is nothing to attach them to in the upper frame tube. Anyone have any ideas as to a mount? Mike