The Y2K uses a 2 speed gearbox and a chain and sprocket set up for drive/propulsion.

Technically , I don't think the Y2K was a , "Jet bike" , as such?
It was a helicopter Gas Turbine engine.
Don't get me wrong , I'd love to own one just for the ultra cool factor.

Good work and good progress , well done.

Gear stick or gear knob?
Yes the OEM manual gear knob does unscrew , turn it left to undo.
However . if it is an aftermarket knob it may have three tiny grub screws around the bottom edge you need to loosen then pull straight up.

G'day mate.

407,000 klicks is an amazing feat , well done mate.
Still original pistons and rings is astounding!
My 80 odd K looks like a walk in the park.
Fairly sure even the CF's are made in Japan.

That looks amazing , great work.

Maybe a better vid of the engine bay area?
Where the sound is coming from.

Just need to get home at some point so it isn’t stuck in the garage [/quote]
Feel free to contact me to keep the wheels turning while your away.

Nice work.

You don't want a car cover.
Nothing but a pain in the ass to put on and remove.
Also will scratch the shit out of your paint work.
Only time there any good is after a thorough wash and dry of the car , and for long term storage in a dry shed.

CJVR08 wrote:What are you on about?

LOL
He bangs on a bit but is very knowledgeble.

A coat of wax mate.

lancerdarryl wrote:

awood wrote:Are you going to paint , sticker it like the very Tamiya model like black and white photo?
It will look brilliant if so.

Well spotted it is a drawing from a model kit.It makes the job of getting the scale right for the decals.

Nice work , very much looking forward to more progress.

Nice , get on it.