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Tonys
10.Sep 2007 | Pēdējo reizi labots 12.Sep 2007 11:50; labots 1 reizi
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I know this thread is for Latvian bikes,but :sveiks: ....

My 1970 made small series roadracer from Izhevsk.

http://img67.imageshack.us/img67/1983/minush11vap6.jpg

Only about 60 of these bikes were made in 1969-1975.
This one has serial number 15.Second IZ Sh-11 that I have is made in 1974 and has serial number 55.
Engine is tuned version of engine from IZ-Jupiter 3 streetbike.
Racing engine has 2 carburettors,close ratio gearbox and different clutch system from roadbike.
In factory state of tuning those engines had 35 horsepower and max 160 km/h.But they were tuned to 50-55 hp and more than 200 km/h.

http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/540/rinkjupisidkaanvk4.jpg
It´s almost quite original condition,only carburetors are wrong(must be russian made sports carbs,model K-195) and dempfer knob is wrong one too.

Martins
10.Sep 2007
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smth unique for the collector :)
i've never seen such a IZ motorcycle

i find some similarities with IZ Planeta Sport

nice one :)

Tonys
10.Sep 2007
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I know 4 or 5 surviving IZ Sh-11 in Estonia.I saw one on sale in Ikskile too few years ago(or was it Sh-12 :( )
Yes,Izhevsk factory made lots of interesting sports motorcycles.There was a 3-cylinder 350 cc racebike,500 cc two cylinder racers(very fast),also a 250 and 350 single cylinder sports engines with 6-speed gearbox.You can see some pictures of them in my good friends site- http://www.emot.nl/fotoalbum/thumbnails.php?album=23&page=1

Martins
11.Sep 2007
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Talking about racing motorcycles.
A friend of mine - Peteris Sergis
own's quiet rare JAWA (motorcycle-racer)
from what he said
there were only 10 of them in LV.

got plenty of spare parts,
maybe he's got your K-195
i could always ask him.

corr
11.Sep 2007
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Avesome bike, very rare! But it seems not very hard to make a replica using stock Jupiter 3 (or better Ju 4 :top: ) bike. It'll be the bes way to tune soviet motorcycle.

Tonys
11.Sep 2007
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corr :
Avesome bike, very rare! But it seems not very hard to make a replica using stock Jupiter 3 (or better Ju 4 :top: ) bike. It'll be the bes way to tune soviet motorcycle.


Well,you can try to make replica using street bike parts,but it´s quite different from street Jupiter :D .First of all,frame is totaly special-
http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/9421/sh11raamgo3.jpg
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/2597/sh11pirkaal9.jpg

Actualy only rear shocks,front fork holders and front wheel axel from street Jupiter fit to Sh-11 1:1.
Front forks are 20 cm shorter,than on streetbike,tank is big- 30 litres,wheels(19-inch)are both different from street IZ(brakedrums are bigger than on IZ Sport).
I have a plan to make a cafe racer out of one my Sh-11.

And I also have one supertuned racing Jupiter engine(it won Soviet Unions 350B series title in 1988 and Estonian title in`88-89)+lots of well made racing (like titanium tube frame :shock: )parts for racing Jupiters.It will make nice fast classic racer.
http://img212.imageshack.us/img212/2567/raudsikumootheahc5.jpg
http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/3017/raudsikmootkheacv5.jpg

Tonys
11.Sep 2007
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Martins :
Talking about racing motorcycles.
A friend of mine - Peteris Sergis
own's quiet rare JAWA (motorcycle-racer)
from what he said
there were only 10 of them in LV.

got plenty of spare parts,
maybe he's got your K-195
i could always ask him.


It would be nice,if you could ask about those carbs.And sorry,IZ Sh-11 had originaly K-194 carbs,not K-195 :oops: .
They look like micture of K-36(upper part) and K-62(lower part).
Drawing from russian book-
http://img61.imageshack.us/img61/9083/k194jooniswi3.jpg
 
 
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