1976 175

Started by Texas Tea, July 25, 2021, 07:15:09 PM

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Texas Tea

I am looking for a 1976 175, My number is 832-434-0522

Ty

Mike Lenz

well I have a 75 engine and a 77 duel foot peg mount frame?

Splintfemur

There is a decent '76 125 on Ebay and its cheap-at least for the time being. Maybe buy and switch top end to get your 175? Sometimes the path is not straightforward .Good luck. Rick





Texas Tea

Yeah It must not be a complete bike, Can not find it , I would like a rider or restored bike ,

Thank you Ty

Larry Perkins

Motor is locked up on the eBay bike.  Lots of unknowns with that and an old magnesium motor.

Larry P

skiracer

So a 175 top end will fit in a 125 bottom end?

1976 250 MC5 Original Owner
1976 Penton 175 XC
1976 250 MC5 Original Owner
1976 Penton 175 XC
1977 250 GS6
@flyracingusa

Larry Perkins

As long as the generations match.  New style happened in late 75 for 125 but new style 175 not till 1977.

Larry P

G Ellis

Skiracer a 175 top end will not fit a 125 lower end. You have to do alot of machine work to get it to fit.

ALB

Gary Ellis is correct. Although the location of the cylinder studs are the same for the 125 and 175, there is a tremendous amount of grinding that would need to be done to the crank area of the center cases to match the ports of the 175 cylinder. [xx(]

Alan Buehner
Alan Buehner

skiracer

That's what I thought .  I couldn't understand the matchup in the crank area. Thanks guys!

1976 250 MC5 Original Owner
1976 Penton 175 XC
1976 250 MC5 Original Owner
1976 Penton 175 XC
1977 250 GS6
@flyracingusa

Texas Tea

That's good information to know !

Larry Perkins

With a porting tool it is not that difficult in my opinion.

Larry P

danwillert

How about a restored '73?

Dan Willert
Victor, ID
Dan Willert
Victor, ID