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I think you do have to set the float lower to shut off the flow of gas sooner. Remember eveything is upside down in there. Nice bike, have fun.

Do the easy stuff ( oil change, filters, plugs- be careful you don't want to strip the head, battery ) and if you still have problems do the carbs. Don't guess on things you're not sure of. Good luck.

I had a 77 TT500 with high compression and a cam and when I first got I couldn't get it to kick start either but once I learned the tricks It would kick start in one or two tries. Do just what the oth ...

Does your battery hold a charge? That's what my bike does when the battery is shot.

Looks good. Have fun on it.

I have a 1973 T-500 that I rode about 10000 miles in the late 70's. I never had a single problem with it and it was a fun bike. I rode from Cleveland, Ohio to the Allegheny National Forest in PA. 2 or ...

I bought a candy green one brand new in "75". The trail gears made it a blast. There was a freeway built but not opened near me and I could get that thing to 70mph winding it out for about 3 ...

Nice kooking bike and that plate holder is pretty cool.

I have a 1975 250 but it hasn't been started for a few years.

It sounds like you've tried everything already but don't give up I bet you get it. Keep up with the penetrating oil and it should soften the corrosion. Those are cool bikes. Good luck.

That's pretty cool.

That is a nice looking bike. Do you go off pavement with it. Thanks for the pics of the others.

I had a 1977 TT-500 for a couple of years but unfortunately I sold it. That thing would do power wheelies with out even trying.

Congratulations, that's a nice looking bike. Nice find. I remember looking at a new one.

I gotta say I think it is pretty cool also.